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FROM 100 YEARS AGO – “FURTHER SACRIFICE ON YOUR PART WOULD NOW BE IN VAIN…”
ON THIS DATE (24TH MAY) 82 YEARS AGO : ‘DRAFT RIOTS’ AS WESTMINSTER PUSHES FOR CONSCRIPTION IN IRELAND. In Ireland, in 1941, conscription was again being discussed in Westminster ; this time for the partitioned six north-eastern counties of Ireland. … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Lord' Halifax, Catherine Coll, Countess Markievicz, David Gray, Eamonn de Valera, Frank Aiken, Gerry Boland, Juan Vivion DeValera, Lloyd George, Michael Collins, Michael McDowell, Paddy Rankin, Pádraig Quinn, Séan Quinn, Seán Lemass, Thomas MacDonagh
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A JUNE VISIT TO A SILENT TOMB, AND AN OLD MAN CRYING…
Before he was 15 years of age, he volunteered for active service in England and was sent to the St. Helen’s area, near Liverpool — whilst he was there, the Treaty of Surrender was signed, but was rejected out of hand by Tony, and he continued the fight…. Continue reading
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Tagged Alex O'Donnell, Andy Cooper, Brian Ó h-Uiginn, Christopher McCarthy, Daniel J Allman, Dinny Casey, Frank Colgan, Frank Henderson, Frank Thornton, George Bernard Shaw, Gino Gallagher, Jack Guiney, Jack Whelan, James Spud Murphy, Jim Lane, Jim Larkin, Joe McMahon, John Anderson, John Moriarty, John Snee, Liam Tobin, Lloyd George, Meelick Ambush, Michael Crowley, Michael Flannery, Michael Gleeson, Michael McGrath, Michael Sinnot, Michael Todd, Mick McLoughlin, Nevil Macready, Paul McCann, Percival Lea-Wilson, Pete Kearney, Tom Lane, Tomas O Dubhghaill, Tony Ruane
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TORN BETWEEN HIS HEART AND HIS HEAD OVER 1916.
ON THIS DATE (4TH SEPTEMBER) 49 YEARS AGO : AMERICA, ARROGANCE AND ALLENDE. “I don’t see why we need to stand by and watch a country go communist due to the irresponsibility of its own people…” – the chilling words … Continue reading
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Tagged 'MAGILL' magazine, Anaconda Copper, Army Council Oglaigh Na hEireann, Billy Flynn UCD, Botha South Africa, Brendan O'Dubhghaill UCD Arts, Chile, Christian Democratic Party, Christian Democrats Chile, CIA, Colm Keena, Donald Trump, Eamon de Valera, Earnest Blythe, General Rene Schneider, Henry Kissinger, International Contract Cleaners Pearse Street Dublin, International Contract Cleaners Ringsend, ITT, John Dillon, Jorge Alessandri, Lionel Booth, Lloyd George, Lord Craigavon, Louvain, Maya Angelou, Padraig Pearse, PDC, Popular Unity, Radomiro Tomic, Seamus Soraghan, Seosamh Mac Criostail UCD Law, the Land League, Unidad Popular
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TWO LETTERS – ONE ‘WAR’, ONE ‘PEACE’…
ON THIS DATE (6TH DECEMBER) 96 YEARS AGO : A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE IS BORN. One of the leaflets (pictured) distributed by Irish republicans in late 1921 to counteract anti-republican propaganda that the ‘Treaty (of Surrender)’ was “a stepping stone” to … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Griffith, Charlie Kerins, Con Houlihan., Eamonn de Valera, Frank Aiken, Lloyd George, Mary McSweeney, Michael Collins, Nicholas Mansergh, Richard Goss, Ruairí O Bradaigh, Seán Russell, the National Graves Committee, Treaty of Surrender 1921 Ireland
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