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A MODEST PROPOSAL TO FEED POOR CHILDREN TO THE RICH…
A green-hearted loyalist comments on ‘Irish fighters in every clime in every Cause but their own…’, and a modest proposal to feed poor children to the rich..! Continue reading →
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Tagged Abigail Swift, Aghadoe House, Baron of Kilmaine, Bernard Ryan, Brendan McConville, Charles Edward Saul Jennings, Domhnall O Cathain, Edmond Foley, Edward Lawless, Eleonore Jennings, Eleonore Saul, Elizabeth Butler, Emily Lawless, Emily Lytton, Frank Flood, George Nathaniel Curzon, Gerry Conlon, Hamar Greenwood, Horace Plunkett, James Fitzthomas Butler, James Plunkett, Jim Larkin, John Arden, John O'Donoghue, John-Paul Wootton, Jonathan Freedland, Jonathan Swift, Kevin Barry, Margaretta D'Arcy, Martin Feeney, Matilda Tone, Michael Downing, Michael Enright, Michael Mullen, Michael Welby, Patrick Doyle, Patrick Maher, Patrick Moran, Patrick Raferty, Pádraig Pearse, Peter Wallace, Roy Foster, Seán Hogan, Susanne Jennings, Susanne Kirchmeyer, Theobald Jennings, Thomas Bryan, Thomas Feeney, Thomas Fitzgerald, Thomas Traynor, Thomas Whelan, William Downes, Wolfe Tone
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CONTACT DETAILS FOR IRISH REPUBLICAN ORGANISATIONS.
1920 – Both groups of IRA men then removed 2 Lewis machine guns, 25 rifles, boxes of hand grenades and thousands of rounds of ammunition, and then released their ‘prisoner’…
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Tagged Brian Maguire, Cathal Goulding, Daniel Crowley, Daniel O'Suillivan, Danny Rooney, Edward Carson, Fr. Mogue Kearns, Francis McCloskey, Hugh Halfpenny, Jack Hassard, Jackie McMahon, James Collery, James Joseph Rafferty, Jerry Golden, Jerry Myles, John McCormack, John Quirk, Joseph C Holman, Joseph Campbell, Joseph Cooney, JP McCallum, Julie Livingstone, Kenneth Newman, Kevin Barry, Leo McCormack, Liam Pilkington, Manus Canning, Michael McCartan, Michael McCaughey, Phelim Hamill, Roger McCorley, Samuel Devenney, Seán Stephenson, Tadgh Brosnan, Tom O'Connor
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IRA SQUAD 1920 : POACHERS AND GAMEKEEPERS.
ON THIS DATE (21ST NOVEMBER) 98 YEARS AGO : BRITISH SPIES EXECUTED IN DUBLIN. Members of the British ‘Cairo/Special Gang’, pictured, who were executed in Dublin by the IRA on the 21st November 1920, 98 years ago today. Serving British … Continue reading →
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Tagged 119 Baggot Street, 119 Morehampton Road, 22 Lower Mount Street Dublin, 28 Earlsfort Terrace Dublin, 28 Pembroke Street Dublin, 38 Upper Mount Street Dublin, 92 Lower Baggot Street, Andrew Cooney IRA, Bill Stapleton, British Army Captain Leonard Price, British Captain George Bennett, British Captain Newbury, British Colonel Peter Aimes, British Lieutenant McLean, British Major Callaghan, Cairo Gang, Captain Crawford, Captain Fitzgerald, Captain G. T. Bagally, Captain Geoffrey Thomas Baggallay, Captain Keenlyside, Captain McCormack, Captain Wilde, Charlie Dalton., Colonel Jennings, Colonel Montgomery, Colonel Woodcock, Dick McKee, Dublin Metropolitan Police Force, Frank Teeling, Frank Thornton IRA, Garnin and Morris, George Noble Plunkett, Grace Clifford, Gresham Hotel Dublin, Henry Joy McCracken, Joe Leonard, John Caldow, Joseph Mary Plunkett, Kevin Barry, Liam Tobin, Lieutenant McMahon, Lieutenant Peel, Major Dowling, Mary Josephine Cranny, Michael Collins, Mick Flanagan IRA, Mick O'Hanlon IRA, Oscar Traynor, P. Pearse Danaher, Padraig Pearse, Peadar Clancy, Samuel Neilson, Sean Doyle, Seán Lemass, Seosamh Máire Pluincéid, Sergeant Mannix, Sir Henry Wilson, Special Gang, T H Smith informer, the Eastwood Hotel, Thomas Clarke, Thomas Paliser Russell, Tom Cullen, Vincent Byrne, Wolfe Tone.
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THIS GROUP MORPHED INTO A ‘GRAB ALL ASSOCIATION’.
ON THIS DATE (1ST NOVEMBER) 97 YEARS AGO : IRISH ‘LAD OF 18 SUMMERS’ EXECUTED BY WESTMINSTER. Kevin Barry (pictured, left) wearing the uniform of ‘H’ Company, 1st Battalion, Dublin Brigade of the IRA. He was 18 years of age … Continue reading →
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Tagged 'Sir' Richard Dawson Bates, A Specials, Austin Stack Cumann Sinn Féin, B-Specials, C Company 1st Battalion Wellington Barracks Jalandhar Punjab, C Specials, Dagshai Prison, David Lloyd George, Elverys Corner in O'Connell Street, Eugene Egan, Father Francis Browne SJ Belvedere College, Frank Stagg., GAA Rule 21, J.K. Bracken, James Gorman, John McKay, John Miranda Liverpool, John Wyse-Power, Joseph Hawes, Joseph Hawes Wellington barracks, Joseph O'Ryan, Kathy Barry, Kevin Barry, Leigue Cemetery in Ballina County Mayo, Liam Cosgrave, Major General Sir G de S Barrow, Maurice Davin, Michael Cusack, Michael Gaughan, Mick Barry Tombeigh, Miss Hayes' Commercial Hotel Thurles County Tipperary, Monk's bakery in Dublin, Mrs Garrett, Paddy Cooney, Padraig O' h-Airneide, Patrick Hynes, Patrick W. Nally, Paul Stanley Straffan Co Kildare, Philip Clarke, PIRA, Private Patrick Smythe, Private Peter Sears, PSNI, RSF President Des Dalton, RUC, Sean O Suileabhain, Seoirse Dearle, Sheila Barry Cumann na mBan, Sir James Craig, the Fenians, The United Irishman newspaper, Thomas St George McCarthy, Tomas O Dubhghaill, Ulster Special Constabulary, Ulster Unionist Council, Ulster Volunteer Force, Wakefield Prison, William Coote
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‘OTHER TIMES AND OTHER MEN WILL DO JUSTICE TO MY CHARACTER.’
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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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
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THE ‘CHAMP’ OF EXOTIC FOODSTUFFS IN LONG KESH PRISON.
ON THIS DATE (7TH JUNE) 96 YEARS AGO : TWO IRA MEN EXECUTED BY WESTMINSTER. Patrick Maher (left), executed by the British on the 7th of June 1921 – 96 years ago on this date. Ned Foley, executed by the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ard Fheis Sinn Féin Spa Hotel Lucan County Dublin., Bernard Ryan, Cathal Goulding, Edmond Ned Foley, Edward Wallace, Frank Flood, Glasnevin Cemetery, Greg Tarrand Portlaoise Prison, John Ellis, John O'Donoghue Fianna Fail, Keith Sinnott Portlaoise Prison, Kevin Barry, Knocklong railway station, Michael Enright RIC, Mountjoy Jail, Patrick Doyle, Patrick Maher, RIC Sergeant Peter Wallace, Roger Casement, Ruairí O Bradaigh, Smyth's Funeral Home Roscommon, the Burning of Long Kesh, the Short Strand, Thomas Bryan, Thomas Traynor, Thomas Whelan, Upper Springfield West Belfast, William Bill Willis
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FROM THE HALF’PENNY BRIDGE IN DUBLIN TO AUSTRALIA AND BEYOND…
PROSE AND CONS. By prisoners from E1 Landing, Portlaoise Prison, 1999. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS : Grateful thanks to the following for their help, support, assistance and encouragement, and all those who helped with the typing and word processing over the past few … Continue reading →
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Tagged Albert Reynolds, An Gorta Mór, Andrew Kettle, Anna Parnell, Archbishop McCabe of Dublin, Bertie Ahern, Boycott, Butchers Apron, Charles Stewart Parnell, Coercion Act, Dartmoor Prison, David Andrews, Dick Spring, Edentubber Martyrs, Fair rent, Fanny Parnell, Fionnuala O'Connor, Fixity of Tenure, Frank Driver, Freedom of Sale, Gerry Adams, International POW Day of Action, IRB, Irish National Land League 1879, James Daly, John Blake Dillon, John Devoy, Joseph Murphy, Kevin Barry, Ladies Land League, Máire Drumm, Michael Davitt, Michael Watters, Mickey Larkin, Mitchel McLaughlin President of the NI Assembly Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Mitchel McLaughlin., Protection of Person and Property Act, Terence MacSwiney, the Half'penny Bridge in Dublin, Thomas Brennan, UDA, Ulster Democratic Party, Volunteer George Keegan County Wexford, Volunteer Oliver Craven Newry, Volunteer Paddy Parle County Wexford, Volunteer Paul Smith Bessbrook County Armagh, William Ewart Gladstone
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FRANK DRIVER , KEVIN BARRY AND A FUND-RAISER: 10TH NOVEMBER 2013.
‘THERE WILL BE ANOTHER DAY…..’ By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. I would not advise the committee in Galway to hold a meeting that did not carry our banner line – ‘CALL OFF THE BAILIFFS’. If Fianna … Continue reading →
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