Tag Archives: Leonid Minin

STRAYING SHEEP INDICATE THEFT – IRELAND, 19TH CENTURY.

Posted on April 8, 2020 by 11sixtynine

AN ON-LINE/DIGITAL EASTER, APRIL 2020. Due to Covid 19, Sinn Féin Poblachtach will be commemorating Easter 1916 online this year. Beginning on Good Friday (10th April) a series of live events will be held on Facebook ; at 4pm, Ard … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Abbeyleix, Caesar Colclough, County Laois, Eamon Boyce Dublin, Frank McGlade Ardoyne, George Tierney, James Kennedy, Jane Stratford Kirwan, Jim Loughran, John Colclough, John Dugan Loughguile, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, John George Adair, Jonah Barrington, Kevin O' Rourke Banbridge, Knapton, Leonid Minin, Liam Mulcahy Cork, Paddy Kearney Dublin, Phil Clarke Dublin, Richard Deasy, Tintern Abbey, Tom Mitchel Dublin, Tomas MacCurtain Cork, William Congreve Alcock | Leave a comment

MR. NOBODY – THE DODGY ‘SHAMROCK PIMPERNEL’.

Posted on March 25, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (25TH MARCH) 174 YEARS AGO : ‘FATHER OF THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE’ BORN. The Irish ‘dissident’, Michael Davitt (pictured) was born on this date – 25th March – in 1846, in Straide, County Mayo, at the height … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Andrew Kettle, Brian Dillon, Brigadier F P Crozier, British Army base Moenchengladbach, Charles Stewart Parnell, Colonel Sturgis, Comanche horse, Cork City Manchester Martyrs Commemoration Committee, Dail Courts, Daily News newspaper, Dartmoor Prison, Dr Walter Mapelli, Elphis Hospital Dublin, Erskine Childers, George Clancy, George Reynolds Leitrim, Howard Marks, Imperial Hotel Castlebar, Irish National Land League, James Coburn., James McCann, Jim McCann, John O Carolan, Leighlinbridge Carlow, Leonid Minin, Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer, Martin Davitt, Michael Davitt, Michael McCarthy, Michael O'Callaghan Limerick, Mrs MacDermott Roe, Myles Keogh., National Land League of Mayo, Nobber County Meath, Paddington Station London, Padraig Cullinane, Rathcooney Cemetery, Ruari Dall, Sabina Davitt, Sabina Kielty, Seamus Farrell, Shamrock Pimpernel, Sheebeg, Sheemore, St Finbarr's Cemetery, St Joseph's Cemetery, the Curfew Murders, Thomas Brennan, Toirdhealbhach Ó Cearbhalláin, Tom Kelly Dublin, Turlough O Carolan | Leave a comment

UNUSED ‘STEPPING STONES’.

Posted on March 18, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (18TH MARCH) 99 YEARS AGO : ‘BURGERY AMBUSH’ INITIATED. “…it is very difficult to describe this as an ‘ambush’ in the strict sense of the word, as there were several smaller engagements within the main attack and, … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged An Cumann Cabhrach, Balcombe Investments Ltd, Ballycoe, Brian Dillon, Burgery Ambush, Captain Willie Cox, Charlie Haughey, Cloncoskerine, Constable Crowley, Constable William Elton, Cork City Fianna Éireann, Cork No. 1 Brigade IRA, Cork Volunteers Band, Cumann na gCailini, Cumann na mBan, Daithe Ceannt, Danny Shinnick, Dáithí Ceannt, de Valera, Doctor Hackett, East Cork Manchester Martyrs Committee, Garranbane, George Plunkett, Irina Najda Sylam, Jack O'Mara, Jack O’Brien, Jackie Sullivan, James O'Neill, Jimmy O’Mahoney, Joe Murphy, John C. Regan, Kilgobinet, Kitty O'Callaghan, Leonid Minin, Limad Invest, Marko Milosevic, Michael McCarthy, Mick Fitzgerald, Monarud, Na Fianna Éireann, Paddy Smith TD, Pat Keating, Patrick Smith TD, Renan Airways, RIC Sergeant Hickey, Sean Fitzgerald, Sinn Féin, Slobodan Milosevic, Tarr's Bridge, Tim Fay, Tomas Aghas, Tomas Foley, Tomás MacCurtain, Victor Bout | Leave a comment

IRISH HERO DEFENDED IN COURT BY A TOUT.

Posted on March 4, 2020 by 11sixtynine

BORN ON THIS DATE (4TH MARCH) THE SAME DATE THAT HE DIED, AND NAMED AFTER AN IRISH HERO WHO WAS BORN ON THAT SAME DATE 120 YEARS BEFORE HIM! Emmet Dalton (pictured, on the right, with Michael Collins), Irish rebel-turned-Free … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Ann Devlin, Ben Doyle, Castle Hill Convicts, Colonel Tempelhoff, Corbet's Hotel, Daniel O' Connell, Denis Lambert Redmond, Dr Walter Mapelli, Edward Kearney, Edward Lewis, Elizabeth Mason, Emmet Dalton, Ernest Blythe, Felix Rourke, Grace Gifford Plunkett, Henry Howley, Irina Najda Sylam, James John Begg, John Hayes, John Keenan, John Killeen, John McCann, John McIntoch, John Redmond, Joseph Plunkett, Leonard McNally, Leonid Minin, Limad Energy, Limad Invest Ltd, Lord Chancellor Fitzgibbon, M Tierney UCD, Major George Johnson, Malachy Delany, Maxwell Roche, Michael Collins, Michael Dwyer, Michael Kelly, Nicholas Tyrrell, Owen Kirwin, Parramatta, Patrick M. Geoghegan, Phillip Cunningham, Reverend Mr Lewis, Robert Emmet, Sarah Curran, Séan Ó Brádaigh, The Sydney Gazette newspaper, Thomas Addis Emmet, Thomas Keenan, Thomas Moore, Thomas Russell, Tom Kettle, UCD Literacy and Historical Society, William Johnston | Leave a comment

A REBEL, A JUST MAN, A LOVER OF HIS PEOPLE…

Posted on February 26, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (26TH FEBRUARY) 166 YEARS AGO : ‘GUILTY’ OF HIGH TREASON BUT PARDONED AND TRANSPORTED. On this date – 26th February – in 1854, William Smith O’Brien (pictured), leader of the 1848 ‘Young Irelander Rebellion’, is released. He … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Leonid Minin

STRAYING SHEEP INDICATE THEFT – IRELAND, 19TH CENTURY.

MR. NOBODY – THE DODGY ‘SHAMROCK PIMPERNEL’.

UNUSED ‘STEPPING STONES’.

IRISH HERO DEFENDED IN COURT BY A TOUT.

A REBEL, A JUST MAN, A LOVER OF HIS PEOPLE…

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