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Monthly Archives: January 2024
FROM 1915 – THE IRISH STANDARD AND OUR ANCIENT ALLEGIANCE.
ON THIS DATE (17TH JANUARY) 52 YEARS AGO – POW DEEP DIVE…! 52 years ago on this date (17th January 1972), seven IRA prisoners escaped from an ‘escape proof’ British prison ship, which was anchored in Irish waters : the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred John Blitchford Williams, Arthur Greenwood, Cardinal Connell, Charles Stewart Henry Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Domhnall O Cathain, James Emerson Bryson, Joe Devlin, John Mitchel, Liam Early, Martin Taylor, Peter Rodgers, Robert Boyd, Sean Convery, Terence James MacSwiney, Thomas Kane, Tommy Gorman, Tommy Tolan, Winston Churchill
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A ‘DIVE’ – SO THE POW’s DECIDED TO LEAVE…!
We’re working on a 15-piece post for Wednesday, 17th January 2024 and, as we’re only about halfway through it as I type, I won’t delay ya (or meself!) too long. Among the pieces we’ll be covering is one particular inspiring … Continue reading
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THE LITERAL ‘LONG AND SHORT(T)’ OF BRITISH INTERFERENCE IN IRELAND…
ON THIS DATE (10TH JANUARY) 43 YEARS AGO – SERIOUSLY ILL FEMALE REPUBLICAN POW “RELEASED ON LICENCE”. In October 1980, protesting POW’s in the H-Blocks of Long Kesh began a hunger strike for political status ; on the 1st December, … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Griffith, Bonar Law, Brian Dillon, Brian Diolun, Charles Gavin Duffy, Countess Markievicz, Eamon de Valera, Edward Shortt, EJ Duggan, Eoin MacNeill, FE Smith, Ian Macpherson, James Donovan, James Farrell, Kevin O'Higgins, Liam Lynch, LIAM MELLOWS, Lieutenant Dan Neville, Lloyd George, Lord Clyde, Lord Dunedin, Mairead Farrell, Mairead Nugent, Mary Doyle, Michael Collins, Oscar Traynor, Pauline McLoughlin, Peter Switzer, Richard Mulcahy, Risteárd Mulcahy, Robert Erskine Childers, Rory O'Connor, Seán Russell, Thomas Connolly, Walter Long, William Cosgrave
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A BRITISH BLUFF AND A TRADE-OFF…
…and we’re back! Almost… Crazy Christmas and Nuclear New Year : between the three of us, we got to eleven Christmas/New Year parties in houses, pubs and nightclubs, opened seventeen presents that were gifted to us (…won’t tell ya how … Continue reading
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