Tag Archives: Gregory Ashe

LEINSTER HOUSE “RETARDS PROGRESS”.

Posted on September 30, 2020 by 11sixtynine

THE O’RAHILLY : NATIONLESS AND NOW HOMELESS. Joseph O’Rahilly (‘The O’Rahilly’) was born in Ballylongford, in County Kerry, on the 22nd April, 1875. He had a busy, well-travelled and interesting life and took part in the 1916 Easter Rising in … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Charlie Weston, Congress for Irish Freedom, Daniel Gormley, Dick Barrett, Edward Rooney, Garda Mordaunt, George Harrison, Gregory Ashe, Harry White, Irish Northern Aid Committee, Jack Moloney, James Connolly, James Larkin, Jane Dermody, Joe McKelvey, John Mitchell, Joseph Lawless, Liam Mellowes, Margaret Mary Egan, Michael Collins, Michael Flannery, Michael Tuite, MJ Walsh, Paddy Dermody, Patrick Mullin, Pearl Flannery, Peter Flannery, Professor McWeeney, Richard Mulcahy, Robert Emmet, Rory O'Connor, Sean McBride, Sir Arthur Chance, Sir Thomas Myles, the Brooklyn Five, The O Rahilly, Thomas Ashe, Thomas Davis, Thomas Falvey, Thomas Kettle, Thomas Patrick Ashe, Wolfe Tone | Leave a comment

DUBLIN, 1913 : 146-DAY STRIKE BEGINS.

Posted on August 26, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (26TH AUGUST) 107 YEARS AGO : A 146-DAY LOCKOUT BEGINS IN DUBLIN. On the 26th August, 1913 – 107 years ago on this date – at about 9.40am, drivers and conductors on Dublin trams stepped-out of their … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 1913 Lockout, Arthur Guinness, B-Specials, Barry Connell, Gerry Connell, Gregory Ashe, James Connolly, Jim Larkin, John Lucy, Justice McKechnie, Lieut Col OBE, The Royal Ulster Rifles, Thomas Kettle, Thomas Patrick Ashe, Tom Kettle, William Martin Murphy. | Leave a comment

CROMWELL – “ENGLAND’S PLAGUE FOR FIVE YEARS”.

Posted on April 29, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (29TH APRIL) 104 YEARS AGO : REPUBLICAN ‘SURRENDER ORDER’ AND FR. ALOYSIUS. On Saturday, 29th April, 1916 – 104 years ago on this date – Pádraig Pearse issued the ‘Surrender Order’ on behalf of the Irish republican … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Archbishop Edward J Byrne, battle of ashbourne, Captain Brandly, Captain George Jenkin, Chris McLoughlin, Clan na Gael, Colonel Fleming, Colonel Venables, Dev Valera, Eamonn Ceant, Fr Aloysius Roche, Fr Dominic O'Connor, Fr John Costello, Fr Liam Pilkington, General Lowe, Gregory Ashe, Hargrave Hotel New York, James Connolly, Jim Larkin, John Dillon, Lieutenant-Colonel Finglass, Major Fitzgerald, Michael Collins, Nurse Elizabeth O'Farrell, Oliver Cromwell, Padraig Pearse, Phil MacGiolla Bháin, Professor McWeeney, Seán Ó Riada, Seán O'Riada., Sir Arthur Ashton, Sir Arthur Chance, Sir Charles Coote, Sir Edmund Varney, Sir Thomas Myles, Thomas Kettle, Thomas MacDonagh, Thomas Patrick Ashe, William Lenthall, WT Cosgrave | Leave a comment

WESTMINSTER “MADE SINN FÉINERS OUT OF NATIONALISTS”.

Posted on September 25, 2019 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (25TH SEPTEMBER) 102 YEARS AGO : IRISH HUNGER-STRIKER MURDERED BY FORCE-FEEDING. “You cannot put a rope around the neck of an idea…you cannot confine it in the strongest prison cell that your slaves could ever build..” – … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Anthony Kelly, Anthony McAllister, Brendan Bic McFarlane, Brendan McFarane, Charlie Weston, Colm Kenna, Corduff National School Lusk, De La Salle College Waterford, Dermot Finucane, Dermot McNally, Edward Rooney, Gerard Fryer, Gerard McDonnell, Gerry Kelly, Gregory Ashe, Harry Murray, IRB Supreme Council, Irish Republican Brotherhood, James Clarke, James Larkin, James Smith, John Mitchell, Joseph Lawless, Kevin Barry Artt, Kieran Fleming, Michael Collins, Padraic McKearney, Paul Brennan, Professor McWeeney, Richard Mulcahy, Robert Russell, Roundtowers GAA Club, Séan O'Casey, Seamus Campbell, Seamus Clarke, Seamus McElwair, Sean T O Kelly, Sir Arthur Chance, Sir Thomas Myles, Terence Kirby, the Gaelic League, the Mayo News newspaper., The Nation newspaper, Thomas Ashe, Thomas Kettle, Thomas Patrick Ashe | 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 →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Ann Devlin, British Major-General Sir Lovick Bransby Friend, Butterfield Lane Rathfarnham, Canon Kenyon Wright, Charlie Weston, Colonel Tempelhoff, Conradh na Gaeilge, Constitutional Convention Edinburgh, Corbet's Hotel 105 Capel Street Dublin, Corduff National School Lusk, Daily Express newspaper, Daily Mail newspaper, Daniel O' Connell, De La Salle College Waterford, Dr Robert Emmet, Dublin Castle, Edward Lewis, Edward Rooney, Elizabeth Mason, Eoin MacNeill, Father Francis Browne SJ, Fort George, Green Street Court House Dublin, Gregory Ashe, Hanging Lord Norbury, James Connolly, James Larkin, John Keenan, John Redmond, Joseph Lawless, Judge John Toler, Kathy Barry, Kevin Barry, Leonard McNally, Lord Chancellor Fitzgibbon, Lord Wimborne, Malachy Delany Cork, Marshalsea Lane Thomas Street, Michael Collins, Michael Dwyer, Myles Keogh., Oswald's School Dropping Court Golden Lane Dublin, Patrick M. Geoghegan, Professor McWeeney, Reverend Mr Lewis Camden Street Dublin, Richard Mulcahy, Robert Emmet, Samuel Whytes School Grafton Street Dublin, Sarah Curran, Sir Arthur Chance, Sir Thomas Myles, St Catherine's Church in Dublin, St Peter's Church of Ireland Aungier Street Dublin, The Charter 88 group, the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB), the Keating branch of the Gaelic League, the Lusk Pipe Band, the Peace of Amiens, the poet Thomas Moore, the Royal Irish Academy, the Scottish Council of Churches, Thomas Addis Emmet, Thomas Ashe, Thomas Kettle, Thomas Russell, Trinity College Dublin, United Irishmen, Woodenbridge Wicklow | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Gregory Ashe

LEINSTER HOUSE “RETARDS PROGRESS”.

DUBLIN, 1913 : 146-DAY STRIKE BEGINS.

CROMWELL – “ENGLAND’S PLAGUE FOR FIVE YEARS”.

WESTMINSTER “MADE SINN FÉINERS OUT OF NATIONALISTS”.

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

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