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Tag Archives: Manus Canning
BRITISH FORCES RAID AND LOOT A ‘FRIENDLY HOUSE’.
ON THIS DATE (9TH FEBRUARY) 119 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF A KNIGHTED, DISILLUSIONED ‘NATIONALIST’. Charles Gavan Duffy (pictured) was born in Dublin Street in County Monaghan on the 12th April, 1816, into a well-to-do family, and received his education … Continue reading
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Tagged Captain William Lorraine King, Charles Gavan Duffy, FJ Welsh, H Hinchcliffe, James Murphy, John Blake Dillon, Manus Canning, Michael Collins, Michael Ring, Michael Staines, Patrick Kennedy, Richard Mulcahy, Seán Stephenson, Thomas Davis, Thomas Halpin
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THE ARTIFICIAL DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY.
ON THIS DATE (21ST OCTOBER) 141 YEARS AGO : ‘FAIR RENT, FIXITY OF TENURE, FREEDOM OF SALE’. On the 21st October 1879- 141 years ago on this date- a meeting of concerned individuals was held in the Imperial Hotel in … Continue reading
Posted in History/Politics.
Tagged Andrew Kettle, Anna Parnell, Cathal Goulding, Charles Stewart Parnell, Eamon Boyce, Fanny Parnell, Gilbert McIlveen, Henry Haslett, Henry Joy McCracken, Hugh Brady, Irish National Land League, John Blake Dillon, John Devoy, John McCabe, Joseph Campbell, JP McCallum, Kevin O' Rourke, Ladies Land League, Leo McCormack, Liam Mulcahy, Manus Canning, Martin Davitt, Michael Davitt, Paddy Kearney, Philip Clarke, Robert Simms, Sabina Davitt, Sam McTier, Samuel Neilson, Sean Stephenson, Seán Hegarty, Seán O'Callaghan, Tanner Simms, Theobald Wolfe Tone, Thomas Brennan, Thomas McCabe, Thomas Paliser Russell, Thomas Pearce, Tom Mitchell, William Ewart Gladstone, William Simms, William Sinclair
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BEWARE WHEN ENGLAND ‘FIGHTS FOR CHRISTIANITY AND THE FREE WORLD..’
IN THIS MONTH (MAY) 266 YEARS AGO : BIRTH OF A ‘UNITED IRISHMEN’ FOUNDING FATHER. “Nor one feeling of vengeance presume to defileThe cause, or the men, of the Emerald Isle.” – the words of William Drennan, physician, poet, educationalist … Continue reading
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Tagged Armagh, Clifton Street Graveyard Belfast., Dublin Opinion, Eithne Nic Suibhne, Emerald Isle, George Harrison Mayo, Henry McGuigan Armagh, Hubert MacManus Dublin, Jeremiah Carroll Cork, John Carroll Galway, John McGovern Cavan, Joseph Sullivan Louth, Manus Canning, Martha Drennan, Mrs Michael Fearon, Noel Baker journalist, Peter Loughran Armagh, Sam McTier, Seán Ó Riada, Seán Canning Derry, Simon Farrelley Cavan, Society of United Irishmen, The Slate, William Drennan, Wormwood Scrubs
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“THERE WAS BANGING ON THE BINS THAT NIGHT..”
38TH ANNUAL HUNGER STRIKE COMMEMORATION FOR PEACE WITH JUSTICE : SATURDAY 31ST AUGUST 2019, 3PM, EAST END, BUNDORAN. On Saturday 31st August 2019, the Bundoran/Ballyshannon H-Block Committee will be holding a rally in Bundoran, Donegal, to commemorate the 38th Anniversary … Continue reading
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Tagged 'MAGILL' magazine, Banbridge, Bundoran 1981 Hunger Strikers, Cathal Goulding, Colm Keena, Colonel Frederick Hugh Crawford CBE, Conservative and Unionist Women's Franchise League, Crumlin Road, David Begg., Eamon Boyce, H Matthews, Helen Chenevix, Hugh Brady, Irish Women's Suffrage Federation, Irish Women's Suffrage Society, Irishwomen's Reform League, Irishwomen's Suffrage and Local Government Association, Jail, John Blackwell UCD, John McCabe, Joseph Campbell, JP McCallum, Kevin O'Rourke, Leo McCormack, Liam Mulcahy, Louie Bennett, Lurgan., Manus Canning, Munster Women's Franchise League, North of Ireland Women's Suffrage Committee, Paddy Kearney, Padraig Pearse, Pádraig Ó Tuama, Philip Clarke, Sean Stephenson, Seán Hegarty, Seán O'Callaghan, Sir Basil Brooke, Sir George Richardson, Stafford, Thomas Ashe, Tom Mitchell, Ulster Reform Club., Ulster Unionist Council, UVF, Wolfe Tone., Wormwood Scrubs
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IRA MEN TIED TO A LANDMINE AND BLOWN UP.
ON THIS DATE (6TH MARCH) 101 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF WESTMINSTER’S PET POLITICIAN IN IRELAND. “I have publicly promised, not only for myself, but in the name of my country, that when the rights of Ireland were admitted by … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Langan, Bahaghs Workhouse Cahersiveen, Ballyseedy Wood, British Army Major-General Sir Lovick Bransby Friend, Captain Edward Joseph Stapleton Dublin, Captain Michael Dunne Dublin, Cathal Goulding, Countess Bridge Killarney County Kerry, Doctor O'Connor Westgate., Eoin MacNeill, Fr. Patrick Walsh, Irish Citizen Army, James Connolly, James Parle, Joe Campbell Newry, John Creane and Patrick Hogan, John Redmond, JR MacCallum, Kerry Landings book, Kevin O' Rourke Banbridge, Knocknagoshel County Kerry, Leo McCormick Dublin, Lieutenant Patrick O’Connor Castleisland, Lord Wimborne, Manus Canning, Niall Harrington, Paddy O' Daly, Paddy Pats O'Connor, Private Laurence O’Connor Causeway, Private Michael Galvin Killarney, Sean Stephenson, Stephen Fuller, Tadhg Coffey, the Dublin Guards, Tomas O' Dubghaill, Woodenbridge County Wicklow
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