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Monthly Archives: November 2018
‘FUGITIVES’ ON THE RUN FROM BRITISH INJUSTICE.
ON THIS DATE (28TH NOVEMBER) 98 YEARS AGO : BLACK AND TANS REMOVE THEIR MURDER VICTIMS’ BODIES TO BURN THEM. The 28th November in 1920 – 98 years ago on this date – was a Sunday, and it was on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arthur Griffith, Brian O'Higgins, British King Edward VII, Bulmer Hobson, Charles Haughey, Con Daly, Crossbarry Ambush, Cumann na nGaedhael, Cumann na nGaedheal, Edward Martyn, Hampshire and Essex Regiment, Harry Loughnane., Jeremiah O'Leary, Liam Deasy, Maud Gonne, Pat Loughnane, Patrick O'Donovan, Peter Monahan, Séamus McManus, Sinn Féin, Sunday Observer newspaper, Terence O'Conlon Philadelphia IRA Association, the Ansbacher Accounts, the National Council, Tom Barry, Tribe of the Gaels, Wolfe Tone Annual
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IRA SQUAD 1920 : POACHERS AND GAMEKEEPERS.
ON THIS DATE (21ST NOVEMBER) 98 YEARS AGO : BRITISH SPIES EXECUTED IN DUBLIN. Members of the British ‘Cairo/Special Gang’, pictured, who were executed in Dublin by the IRA on the 21st November 1920, 98 years ago today. Serving British … Continue reading →
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Tagged 119 Baggot Street, 119 Morehampton Road, 22 Lower Mount Street Dublin, 28 Earlsfort Terrace Dublin, 28 Pembroke Street Dublin, 38 Upper Mount Street Dublin, 92 Lower Baggot Street, Andrew Cooney IRA, Bill Stapleton, British Army Captain Leonard Price, British Captain George Bennett, British Captain Newbury, British Colonel Peter Aimes, British Lieutenant McLean, British Major Callaghan, Cairo Gang, Captain Crawford, Captain Fitzgerald, Captain G. T. Bagally, Captain Geoffrey Thomas Baggallay, Captain Keenlyside, Captain McCormack, Captain Wilde, Charlie Dalton., Colonel Jennings, Colonel Montgomery, Colonel Woodcock, Dick McKee, Dublin Metropolitan Police Force, Frank Teeling, Frank Thornton IRA, Garnin and Morris, George Noble Plunkett, Grace Clifford, Gresham Hotel Dublin, Henry Joy McCracken, Joe Leonard, John Caldow, Joseph Mary Plunkett, Kevin Barry, Liam Tobin, Lieutenant McMahon, Lieutenant Peel, Major Dowling, Mary Josephine Cranny, Michael Collins, Mick Flanagan IRA, Mick O'Hanlon IRA, Oscar Traynor, P. Pearse Danaher, Padraig Pearse, Peadar Clancy, Samuel Neilson, Sean Doyle, Seán Lemass, Seosamh Máire Pluincéid, Sergeant Mannix, Sir Henry Wilson, Special Gang, T H Smith informer, the Eastwood Hotel, Thomas Clarke, Thomas Paliser Russell, Tom Cullen, Vincent Byrne, Wolfe Tone.
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THE REPUBLIC SO ESTATED AND FUNCTIONING.
ON THIS DATE (7TH NOVEMBER) 95 YEARS AGO – LAST LETTER FROM AN IRA HUNGER-STRIKER. “Dearest Br. Miceal, Thanks ever so much. I really can’t find words to explain adequately my gratitude for your prompt response to my appeal for … Continue reading →
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Tagged 114th Ard Fheis RSF, Alfred McLoughlin, An Gabhann Org Galway, Andrew Sullivan, Andy O'Sullivan, Bia in Waterford, Busyfeet and Co, CABHAIR Christmas Swim., Captain Andrew Sullivan, Clements coffee shops Belfast, Dan Breen, Denbawn County Cavan, Dennis Barry, Eithne Carbery, Fairtrade coffee, Fr. James McCabe, Gerardo de Leon, Gormanstown Prison Camp, Harepark Camp, Havana in Dublin, Joe Witty, Lord Granard, Louis A. Burns, Mary Smith, Michael Kilroy IRA, Michael Sorahan, Mountjoy Prison, Nude coffee shop, Quay Coop in Cork, Resurgent Ulster newspaper, Seamus MacManus Donegal poet, Sir Bryan Mahon, St Bricins Military Hospital, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the North Dublin Union prison, Tintown, W.B. Yeats
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