
Mark Cullen
Mark Cullen is the founding chair of Canadian Trees for Life, a non-profit organization that commissioned roadside monuments to honor fallen soldiers, which are now the subject of controversy due to the inclusion of living veterans' images without their consent.
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Mark Cullen is one of the founders of Pallas Projects, which has enriched Dublin’s cultural life for 30 years.
Pallas Projects 1996-2026 review – 30 years of enriching Dublin’s cultural life – The Irish TimesMark Cullen was shot in the leg at Patrician Park, Kill Avenue, Dún Laoghaire, on July 5th.
Gardaí release a second man without charge in Dún Laoghaire shooting investigation – The Irish TimesMark Cullen died on July 5th after he was shot in the leg at Patrician Park, Kill Avenue, Dún Laoghaire.
Second man arrested in connection with fatal Dún Laoghaire shooting – The Irish TimesMark Cullen, chief executive of the Health and Safety Authority, described the incident as devastating.
Roadworks firm fined €1.2m over breaches that led to death of father and two children in Donegal crash – The Irish TimesMark Cullen was a man who died from a gunshot wound in Dún Laoghaire after receiving a suspended sentence weeks before his death.
Man killed in Dún Laoghaire given suspended sentence weeks before fatal shooting – The Irish TimesMark Cullen was shot in a fatal incident in south Dublin.
Man (30s) arrested in connection with fatal Dublin shooting – The Irish TimesMark Cullen was fatally shot in a suspected intimidation attack in Dún Laoghaire.
Gardaí suspect fatal Dún Laoghaire shooting was a botched intimidation attack – The Irish TimesMark Cullen, the founding chair of Canadian Trees for Life, spoke at the unveiling ceremony for the statues.
Soldiers launch lawsuit over roadside monuments that they say imply they were among war dead

























