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‘BY 1798 THE WEARING OF THE COLOUR GREEN WAS FORBIDDEN..’

Posted on May 31, 2017 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (31ST MAY) 5 YEARS AGO : A MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR PAYBACK! On (Thursday) the 31st May 2012 – 5 years ago on this date – a vote was held in this State to decide whether to support … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 'Lord' Mountjoy, Alex Crowe, Austerity Treaty 2012, Beauchamp Bagenal Harvey, Carrickbyrne Hill, Corbett Hill, Father Philip Roche, Free State President Michael D. Higgins, General Johnson, Glandore Publishing, John Kelly, Keith Sinnott Portlaoise Prison, the streets of Glenbryn, Thomas Cloney, Thomas Cloney Wexford United Irishman. | Leave a comment

IRELAND, 1941 – “DRAFT RIOTS…THIS IS A GRAVE SITUATION..”

Posted on May 24, 2017 by 11sixtynine

“IT IS MY DUTY TO TELL YOU WHAT I BELIEVE SHOULD BE DONE..” “Because I believe these things I will always stick to them, but I do not want to force any other person to believe as I do. Let … Continue reading →

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THIS CULTURED BRITISH POLITICIAN LOOKED DOWN ON 18 CHILDREN…

Posted on May 10, 2017 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (10TH MAY) 21 YEARS AGO : WEST BRIT ASKS THAT WE REMEMBER OUR HISTORY! “People who deny their roots, far from escaping the past, are forced to assume the history of another tribe” – Eoghan Harris, as … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 'MAGILL' magazine, 'Questions And Answers' RTE television programme, 'Today Tonight' RTE television programme, Adi Roche, Aldershot, Alex Crowe, An Fórsa Cosanta Áitiuíl FCA, Anne O' Sullivan, Aristotle, Bertie Ahern, Bill Carroll, Bolshevik, Brenda Power, Brendan O hEithir, Brian Lynch, Bunny Carr, Camille Paglia, Cathal Goulding, Charles Haughey, Cian Sharkhin, Conor Cruise O' Brien, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Dana, Dave McDonald, David Irvine, de Chastelain, Derek Nally, Des Geraghty, Des O'Malley, Dr. John McManus, Dublin's South Circular Road, Dun Laoghaire Dublin Fianna Fail Betty Coffey, Eamon Gilmore, Eamon Smullen, Eamonn Kelly, Eamonn McCann, Eoghan Harris, Eoghan O hEarchu, Feach, Feminism, Fergus Finlay, Fine Gael., Gardiner Place, Gay Byrne, Gerry Adams, Gerry Gregg, Glandore Publishing, Harry Melia, Iskra Productions, Jim McCann, Joe Mulholland, John Bruton., John Caden, John Kelleher, John McMichael UDA, John Taylor, John Waters, Kim II Sung, Liz Shannon, Mairin de Burca, Mary McAleese., Mary McMahon, Mary Robinson, Medusa, Mr Bill Donoghue Governor Portlaoise, Mr Seán Wynne, Muiris Mac Conghail, Nuala O'Faolain, Official Sinn Féin, Pat Rabbitte, Phil Hogan, Prionsias de Rossa, Professor John A Murphy, Proinsias MacAonghusa, Provisional Sinn Féin, Provo, Radio na Gaeltachta, Ranger Willie Best, Rita Kelly, RTE Controller of Programmes, RTE Montrose, RTE Radio One, Rupert Murdoch, Seamus Costello, Seamus Martin, Seán Garland, Sinn Féin the Workers Party, Souper Sullivan, Stalin, State Department of Foreign Affairs, Terence O'Neill, the 'Late Late Show', the 'Orange Journal' newsletter, the 'Seven Days' programme, the 'Two Nations' theory, The Belfast Telegraph newspaper., the Berlin Wall, the Central Committee of the Communist Party, the Communist Party, the Communist Party of Ireland, the communist party of North Korea, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, The Daily Telegraph, the Hume-Adams agenda, the International Marxist Group, the Irish Industrial Revolution, the Irish Times, The Men Behind The Wire, the Ned Stapleton Cumann, the Official IRA, the Official Republican Movement, the Soviet Union, the Twink Sketch, the Wolfe Tone Society, the Wolfe Tones, the Workers Union of Ireland WUI, the Workers' Union of Ireland, Tomas MacGiolla, Tony O'Reilly, Trinity College, Trotskyism, UCC, UDA Andy Tyrie, Unionism, University College Cork., Vice Chancellor of Queens, Vincent Browne, Zionism | Leave a comment

‘WE EXPLODED THE FABLE THAT IRELAND CANNOT SUCCESSFULLY FIGHT ENGLAND…’

Posted on February 1, 2017 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (1ST FEBRUARY) 139 YEARS AGO : 1916 SIGNATORY BORN. On the 1st February 1878 – 139 years ago on this date – a child, Thomas, was born in Cloughjordan in Tipperary, into a household which would consist … Continue reading →

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‘BY 1798 THE WEARING OF THE COLOUR GREEN WAS FORBIDDEN..’

IRELAND, 1941 – “DRAFT RIOTS…THIS IS A GRAVE SITUATION..”

‘WE EXPLODED THE FABLE THAT IRELAND CANNOT SUCCESSFULLY FIGHT ENGLAND…’

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