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THE MAN DIES, BUT HIS MEMORY LIVES.

Posted on September 1, 2021 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (1ST SEPTEMBER) 218 YEARS AGO : TWO ‘DISSIDENTS’ EXECUTED BY THE BRITISH. On the 1st of September, 1803 – 218 years ago, on this date – two Irishmen were executed by the British for the part they … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Bernard Marron, Captain Tom McDonagh, Edward Carson, Edward Kearney, Edward Murphy, Eoin MacNeill, Jack O'Brien, Jim Hunt, John Edward Redmond, John O'Brien, John Redmond, Margaret O'Brien, Martin McCarthy, Michael Marren, Owen Kirwan, Patrick McKenna, Robert Emmet, Robert Fleming, Roger Casement, Ruairí Dáithí Mac Easmainn, Sarah O'Brien, Seán Bhean Bhocht, Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice, Spring Rice, Thomas J McDonagh, Thomas McKenna, William Fleming | Leave a comment

“THE BULLET SLIT THE IRA MAN’S JERSEY…”

Posted on February 19, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (19TH FEBRUARY) 76 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF A REBEL POACHER-TURNED-FREE STATE MILITARY GENERAL. ‘JJ O’Connell (pictured) joined the Irish Volunteers in 1914, becoming Chief of Inspection in 1915. He travelled the country organising volunteer corps, as … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Arthur Griffith, Ballineanig, Bertie Ahern, Bill Clinton, Bob McCarthy, Charles Matthews, Dan O'Sullivan, Dick McKee, Dorothy Macardle, Earnan De Blagdh, Eoin MacNeill, Ernest Blyth, Ernie O'Malley, Frank Thornton, Frongoch internment camp, General Eoin O'Duffy, Gerry Adams, Ginger O Connell, Harry Ferguson, Herbert Richard Roper, Hillsborough Treaty, Jeremiah Joseph JJ Ginger O'Connell, JJ O Connell, John Daly, John Hume, John Major, Joseph Plunkett, Leo Henderson, LIAM MELLOWS, Lough Attorick, Mary Lou McDonald, McGilligan's Pub Leeson Street, Michael Collins, Morgan, Niall O Dowd, Oscar Traynor, Oxford and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Percy Dawson, Piet De Pauw., Poolagoond, Portobello Barracks, Richard Mulcahy, Seán Hegarty, Sunningdale Agreement, T Kennedy, the Abbey Theatre, the Gaelic League, The Tragedies Of Kerry, Thomas O'Sullivan, Tim Pat Coogan, Tony Blair, Topographical Society, Walker, Wandsworth Prison, Williams | Leave a comment

IRA MEN TIED TO A LANDMINE AND BLOWN UP.

Posted on March 6, 2019 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (6TH MARCH) 101 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF WESTMINSTER’S PET POLITICIAN IN IRELAND. “I have publicly promised, not only for myself, but in the name of my country, that when the rights of Ireland were admitted by … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Adrian Langan, Bahaghs Workhouse Cahersiveen, Ballyseedy Wood, British Army Major-General Sir Lovick Bransby Friend, Captain Edward Joseph Stapleton Dublin, Captain Michael Dunne Dublin, Cathal Goulding, Countess Bridge Killarney County Kerry, Doctor O'Connor Westgate., Eoin MacNeill, Fr. Patrick Walsh, Irish Citizen Army, James Connolly, James Parle, Joe Campbell Newry, John Creane and Patrick Hogan, John Redmond, JR MacCallum, Kerry Landings book, Kevin O' Rourke Banbridge, Knocknagoshel County Kerry, Leo McCormick Dublin, Lieutenant Patrick O’Connor Castleisland, Lord Wimborne, Manus Canning, Niall Harrington, Paddy O' Daly, Paddy Pats O'Connor, Private Laurence O’Connor Causeway, Private Michael Galvin Killarney, Sean Stephenson, Stephen Fuller, Tadhg Coffey, the Dublin Guards, Tomas O' Dubghaill, Woodenbridge County Wicklow | Leave a comment

IRELAND’S PUREST, BRAVEST AND BEST LOVED SON.

Posted on May 9, 2018 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (9TH MAY) 190 YEARS AGO : BIRTH OF AN IRISH REVOLUTIONARY, NOVELIST, POET AND JOURNALIST. Charles Joseph Kickham (pictured), an Irish revolutionary and a leadership figure in the Irish Republican Brotherhood, was born on this date – … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Anne Kickham, Anne O'Mahony, Beverly Cooper Flynn., Cathal Goulding, Charles Joseph Kickham, Che Guevara, David Kent, Dr Mark Ryan, Dublin, Eamon Boyce Dublin, Eoin MacNeill, Hugh Brady Lurgan, John Daly Limerick, John Dillon, John Kickham, John McCabe Dublin, John O'Leary, John Ryan London, John Torley Scotland, Joseph Campbell Newry, JP McCallum Liverpool, Kevin O' Rourke Banbridge, Kilmallock RIC Barracks, Leo McCormack Dublin, Liam Mulcahy Cork, Manus Canning Derry, Mary Kent, Momonia, Ned Daly Limerick, Paddy Kearney Dublin, Pádraig Pee Flynn, Philip Clarke Dublin, Richard Kent, Robert Johnson Belfast, Séan Hegarty Cork, Séan O' Callaghan Cork, Séan Stephenson London, the Celt newspaper, the Fenian Movement, the informer Pierce Nagle, the Irish People newspaper, the Irishman newspaper, The Nation newspaper, the Shamrock newspaper, Thomas Clarke Luby, Thomas Kent, Tim Healy, Tom Mitchell Dublin, Tom Sexton, William Kent | Leave a comment

‘OTHER TIMES AND OTHER MEN WILL DO JUSTICE TO MY CHARACTER.’

Posted on September 20, 2017 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (20TH SEPTEMBER) 214 YEARS AGO : ‘DARLING OF ERIN’ BUTCHERED BY WESTMINSTER. Robert Emmet was born on the 4th March, 1778, a son of Dr Robert Emmet and Elizabeth Mason. His father served as state physician to … Continue reading →

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EASTER 1916 COMMEMORATIONS RSF 2014 DUBLIN : BRIEF REPORT AND SOME PICS.

Posted on April 23, 2014 by 11sixtynine

By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. If anybody is ever tempted to examine IRA documents of the late 1920’s , ’30 and ’31 , he could easily make the mistake certain other people made at the time … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Brian Boru, Eoin MacNeill, Gibraltar 1988 IRA, Michael Fabricant, Micheal Martin FF Boundary Commission., RSF Easter Commemorations 2014 | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Eoin MacNeill

THE MAN DIES, BUT HIS MEMORY LIVES.

“THE BULLET SLIT THE IRA MAN’S JERSEY…”

IRA MEN TIED TO A LANDMINE AND BLOWN UP.

IRELAND’S PUREST, BRAVEST AND BEST LOVED SON.

‘OTHER TIMES AND OTHER MEN WILL DO JUSTICE TO MY CHARACTER.’

EASTER 1916 COMMEMORATIONS RSF 2014 DUBLIN : BRIEF REPORT AND SOME PICS.

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