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“FALSELY JOLLY” FREE STATE POLITICIANS AND ITALIAN ‘BUSINESSMEN’.

Posted on June 28, 2017 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (28TH JUNE) 95 YEARS AGO : FREE STATERS USE BORROWED WEAPONS FROM WESTMINSTER AGAINST THEIR OLD COMRADES. “For a little while on the morning of the attack on IRA Headquarters, Four Courts, Dublin, 28th June 1922 (95 … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Ardmore Studios Bray Wicklow, Arthur Griffith, Bargy Castle, Bargyside, Beauchamp Bagenal Harvey, Brendan Walsh, Cornelius Grogan, Esmond Kyan, Father Roche, IRA Anti-Treaty forces, Joe McKelvey, John Coakley, LIAM MELLOWS, Mayglass holy towers, Michael Collins, Mountjoy Jail, Mountjoy Jail Dublin, Peadar O Donnell., Rory O' Connor, Rory O'Connor, Sir Henry Wilson, the British Government of Ireland Act 1920, the Four Courts Dublin, The General, the IRA Executive, the Three Rocks, Trinity College Dublin | Leave a comment

THE ‘CHAMP’ OF EXOTIC FOODSTUFFS IN LONG KESH PRISON.

Posted on June 7, 2017 by 11sixtynine

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 →

Posted in History/Politics. | 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 | Leave a comment

55 DAYS ON HUNGER STRIKE FOR ‘A HOST OF THE ELECTED’.

Posted on April 19, 2017 by 11sixtynine

EASTER MONDAY COMMEMORATION, DUBLIN, 17TH APRIL 2017. RSF President Des Dalton, speaking at the RSF Easter Monday Commemoration (17th April 2017) in O’Connell Street, Dublin. The main RSF Easter Commemoration in Dublin this year was held on Easter Monday (17th … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Arbour Hill Jail, Ballycroy County Mayo, Boco from the Short Strand, Carmel McNeela, Cathal Goulding, Cian Sharkhin, Daíthí Ó Conaill., de Valera, Denise Sharkhin, Dublin Metropolitan Police, Fr O'Hare Carmelite Father Whitefriars Street Dublin, France Vichy Government, General de Gaulle, Gerry Adams, Henri Petain, IRA Director of Publicity, IRA Radio Broadcast Staff, IRA Western Command, Jack 'Seán' McNeela, Jack Plunkett, Meath IRA man Nick Doherty, Michael Traynor, Mornet the Procurator General., Mountjoy Jail, Paddy McNeela, Pierre Laval, provisional French government, Sally Sharkhin, Seán Garland, Seán MacStíofáin, Seán Russell, Special Criminal Court, St Bricins Free State military hospital in Dublin, the Land League, the Magazine Fort, the Nazi Regime, the Short Strand, the split in 1969, Tomás Mac Curtáin, Tommy Grogan, Tony Darcy | Leave a comment

THE ‘PRICE’ OF AN ATTACK ON THE ‘OLD BAILEY’ IN LONDON.

Posted on March 8, 2017 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (8TH MARCH) 75 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF AN UNYIELDING OPPONENT OF THE FREE STATE. On March 27th, 1872, a baby girl was born in London, was moved to County Cork and reared and educated there, at … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Brian O'Higgins, British Admiral Leaves Dublin By Air, British Admiral Lord Nelson, Cork sculptor Thomas Kirk, Cumann na mBan, de Valera, Eamonn Kelly, Harry Melia, IRA Dump Arms order, Iris Magazine August 1984, Jim McCann Short Strand, Lionel Cranfield Sackville, Mary MacSwiney, Mountjoy Jail, Nelson Pillar in O'Connell street Dublin, New Scotland Yard, Norman Stanley Bowler., Old Bailey London, Operation Humpty Dumpty, Price Sisters, Sackville Street Dublin, Saor Éire, Séan Ó Brádaigh, Teresa Holland, the American Commission on Conditions in Ireland, the Army Council of the IRA, the British Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Duke of Dorset, the Munster Womens Franchise League, the Second Dáil, the suffragette movement | Leave a comment

“THERE ARE NO RULES IN WAR. THE WINNER DICTATES THE RULES…”

Posted on December 7, 2016 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (7TH DECEMBER) 137 YEARS AGO : BIRTH OF AN IRA MAN WHO DARED AND SUFFERED – AUSTIN STACK. Austin Stack (pictured, left) was born on the 7th December, 1879 – 137 years ago on this date – … Continue reading →

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“FLESH TO SWORD, FIELDS TO THE SPOILER, BUT THEIR CRIMES CAN BE TRACED…”

Posted on February 25, 2015 by 11sixtynine

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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Tag Archives: Mountjoy Jail

“FALSELY JOLLY” FREE STATE POLITICIANS AND ITALIAN ‘BUSINESSMEN’.

THE ‘CHAMP’ OF EXOTIC FOODSTUFFS IN LONG KESH PRISON.

55 DAYS ON HUNGER STRIKE FOR ‘A HOST OF THE ELECTED’.

THE ‘PRICE’ OF AN ATTACK ON THE ‘OLD BAILEY’ IN LONDON.

“THERE ARE NO RULES IN WAR. THE WINNER DICTATES THE RULES…”

“FLESH TO SWORD, FIELDS TO THE SPOILER, BUT THEIR CRIMES CAN BE TRACED…”

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