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FROM 1955 – ‘ENGLAND NEVER HAD ‘GOODWILL’ TOWARDS IRELAND…’

Posted on May 3, 2023 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (3RD MAY) 107 YEARS AGO : THREE REPUBLICAN DISSIDENTS EXECUTED BY THE BRITISH. Pictured – Pádraig Pearse, Thomas J Clarke and Thomas MacDonagh. On the 29th April 1916, a republican ‘surrender document’ was circulated between the combatants, … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Brigadier-General Lowe, Brigadier-General William Henry Muir Lowe, British Major De Courcy Wheeler, Cathal Brugha, Christina Feeney, Dr Brian P Murphy, Enda Kenny, Herbert Asquith, Ivan Doherty, James Connolly, John Daly, Kathleen Daly, Leon Brittan, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Taylor, Margaret Thatcher, Michael Heseltine, Michael J. O'Brien, Mr Justice Barr, Ned Daly, Pádraig Pearse, Seán Maguire, Thomas J Clarke, Thomas MacDonagh, Tom Maguire, Volunteer Padraig Feeney | Leave a comment

Posted on September 29, 2021 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (29TH SEPTEMBER) 93 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF JOHN DEVOY. ‘The most dangerous enemy of this country that Ireland has produced since Wolfe Tone..’ – ‘The London Times’ newspaper, describing John Devoy (pictured), and it was a … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 'Sir' James Craufurd, Catherine Daly, Cincinnatus Town, Edward Daly, Edward Noonan, Emmet Daly, Gaelic American newspaper, Henri Le Caron, James Moors, James Napper Tandy, James Shields, John Daly, John Devoy, John Downey, John Thomas Keeffe, Joseph Bonaparte, Kathleen Clarke Daly, Kenneth Theodore Telly, Kort McCumber, LIAM MELLOWS, Michael Collins, Michael Davitt, Napoleon Bonaparte, Robert Gordon, Roger Casement, Samuel Turner, Terence Flood, Thomas Barkley, Tom Clarke, William Teer | 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

‘HOW DARE YOU CHALLENGE MICHAEL COLLINS..’

Posted on April 11, 2018 by 11sixtynine

20 YEARS ‘CELEBRATION’ OF A FALSE DAWN. ’20 years later and inevitable failure of GFA has come to pass. 02 April, 2018 13:57 With the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) certain questions have to be asked. What … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Bertie Ahern, Bill Clinton, Chatham and Portland prisons, Clint Loughran, Cumann na mBan, Eamon de Valera, Edward and Catherine Daly, Emmet Clarke, Emmet Daly, Fianna Fáil., Four Courts 1922 Liam Mellows, Gerry Adams, Glimpses of an Irish Felon's Prison Life, Hurst Park Isle of Wight, IRB, John Daly, John Hume, John Major, Kathleen Daly, Michael Collins, the IRB newspaper Irish Freedom, the Irish Volunteer Dependents' Fund, the Sinn Féin Courts, the Ulster Militia, Tom Clarke, Tony Blair | Leave a comment

“THE REBEL DROPPED TO THE GROUND LIKE AN EMPTY SACK…” – SHERWOOD FORESTERS, 1916, DUBLIN.

Posted on May 3, 2017 by 11sixtynine

REPUBLICAN PRISONERS : PICKET IN REMEMBRANCE, STATEMENT IN SUPPORT. HUNGER STRIKE COMMEMORATION, Dublin, Saturday May 6th 2017, GPO Dublin, 12 noon to 2pm : Between the years 1917 and 1981, 22 Irish men died on hunger strike in the fight … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: John Daly

FROM 1955 – ‘ENGLAND NEVER HAD ‘GOODWILL’ TOWARDS IRELAND…’

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

‘HOW DARE YOU CHALLENGE MICHAEL COLLINS..’

“THE REBEL DROPPED TO THE GROUND LIKE AN EMPTY SACK…” – SHERWOOD FORESTERS, 1916, DUBLIN.

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