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Tag Archives: monthly raffle.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF ‘OUTPUT’…
OUTPUT… …100% over there*, but not firing on all cylinders here just yet! But we’re working on it, even as we find ourselves thrown in at the deep end! On Sunday next, 11th September 2016, RSF Dublin are holding a … Continue reading
BRITISH ARMY MAJOR BREAKS TRUCE, TAKES TWO IRISH NEGOTIATORS HOSTAGE.
THE PRICE OF PEACE…… Last month, 28 women who protested peacefully in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, against US President Ronald Reagan’s visit to Ireland received £1000 each arising from their action for wrongful arrest. Gene Kerrigan recalls the weekend when … Continue reading
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Tagged Colonel Tempelhoff, Corbet's Hotel 105 Capel Street Dublin, Denis Lambert Redmond, Edward Kearney, Edward Lewis, Elizabeth Mason, Emmet Dalton, Felix Rourke, Grace Plunkett, Henry Howley, James Byrne, John Begg, John Hayes, John Keenan, John Killeen, John McCann, John McIntoch, John Redmond, Joseph Plunkett, Leonard McNally, Lord Chancellor Fitzgibbon, Major George Johnston New South Wales Corps, Malachy Delany, Marshalsea Lane, Maxwell Roche, Michael Dwyer, Michael Kelly, Mitchel McLaughlin Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, monthly raffle., Nicholas Tyrrell, Owen Kirwin, Patrick M. Geoghegan, Phillip Cunningham Castle Hill NSW Rising 1804, Reverend Mr Lewis, Robert Emmet, Samuel Whyte, Sarah Curran, Séan Ó Brádaigh, The Sydney Gazette newspaper, Thomas Addis Emmet, Thomas Keenan, Thomas Moore, Thomas Russell, Tom Kettle
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“IT SHOULD BE EMPHASISED THAT THE DESTRUCTION OF HOUSES, PUBLIC UTILITIES, TRANSPORT AND LIVES…..ARE ACCEPTED AND INTENDED AIMS OF OUR BOMBING POLICY…”
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. The British struck back by the ‘economic war’, but the Fenian countryside saw this as an aspect of the anti-imperialists’ struggle and bore its burden – they saw Fianna Fáil safely … Continue reading
Posted in History/Politics.
Tagged 'Bomber' Harris, 2014., Annual Eve of All-Ireland Rally, Carmen and Maxie Proetta, Dublin, Dusseldorf, Francis Sheehy-Skeffington, Frank Walker, Josie Celecia, Maralinga test areas, monthly raffle., PC James Parody, Peace Committee Lock-Out Strike Dublin 1913, Professor Ernest Titterton, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Stephen Bullock, street pickets for Irish republican prisoners, the Daily News newspaper, The McClelland Royal Commission, The Nationalist newspaper, the Theatre of Ireland, Tom Kettle, UK Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Winston Churchill, YIB UIL
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WESTMINSTER KEEPS IRISH FILES SECRET FOR 53 YEARS.
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. The Free State government and its propagandists made a mistake : they said too much and the government arrested too many, too soon. It was all very well for propagandists to … Continue reading
1955, DUBLIN – A CHILD WAS BORN INTO A FAMILY OF SIX ON NOVEMBER 28TH THAT YEAR……
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. The only body of opinion in Ireland that moved on the level of the pronouncement by His Holiness was the Orange Order, which influenced a body of Orangemen to go to … Continue reading
“GREAT TO SEE THEM GETTING KICKED UP AND DOWN THE DALE….”
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. It was largely hesitation to embark on concrete struggles that influenced the IRA to give itself a social policy ; it was in many ways evasive action , although it drew … Continue reading
Posted in History/Politics.
Tagged Bodenstown, Cathal O Reilly knackers., monthly raffle., Wolfe Tone.
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RUAÍRI Ó BRÁDAIGH COMMEMORATION AND SUMMER SCHOOL.
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. As it became clear that the Free State government had in mind to subject the IRA to a mounting system of police thuggery, the possibility of another armed clash forced itself … Continue reading
Posted in History/Politics.
Tagged B-Specials, Boundary Commission 1920's Ireland, Cabhair Testimonial dinner function, James Fintan Lalor, Kenneth Asquez, LIAM MELLOWS, monthly raffle., Moore Street 1916, Ruairí O Bradaigh, USC B-Specials, Wolfe Tone commemoration Bodenstown Sallins
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HISTORICAL MURAL REPLACED BY ELECTION MATERIAL.
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. As is the way with all robust Irish movements, the IRA sought relations with other peoples struggling to be free, and we sent delegates to the world’s anti-imperialist movements. Seán MacBride … Continue reading
“THE DOOR BURST OPEN AND FIVE DMP MEN RUSHED IN…”
By Peadar O’Donnell ; first published in January 1963. All this time I could not but be aware of the growing strength of the IRA , for I was continuously a member of its controlling body. The system of control … Continue reading
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