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“MENTAL ISSUES” BUT STILL SHOT IN THE BACK BY THE BRITISH.

Posted on August 28, 2019 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (28TH AUGUST) 154 YEARS AGO : EVE OF THE BIRTH OF AN IRISH REVOLUTIONARY. “If the Germans landed in Ireland, taking it by force of arms, they would have just as much right to it as England…fight … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 'MAGILL' magazine, Bawnard House Castlelyons Cork, Cathal Brugha, Colm Keena, David Kent, John George Adair, Liam Lynch, Mary Kent, Róisín Dubh, Richard Deasy, Richard Kent, Rickard Deasy, Thomas Kent, Tomas De Staic, William Kent | Leave a comment

“THE BOMB WAS LAID AT THE BACK OF A FLOWERPOT…”

Posted on January 2, 2019 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (2ND JANUARY) 103 YEARS AGO : “FIGHT FOR IRELAND” SPEECH BY 1916 RISING LEADER. “If the Germans landed in Ireland, taking it by force of arms, they would have just as much right to it as England…fight … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Arbour Hill Prison, Ballyroe, Barney Casey, Billy Griffin, Carrigans Clonmel, Castlemaine, Charlie O'Hanlon, Cornet pub, Danny Allman, David BN Jack, David Jack, Donnchadh Donoghue, Empire News newspaper, George Harrison, Gerry Moyles, IRA Farmers' Bridge unit, Jack Corkery, Jack Prenderville, Jack Shanahan, Jamesy Whiston, Jerry O'Connor, Jim Ryle, Jimmy Baily, John Flynn, John McMahon, John O' Doherty, John Riordan, Johnny Duggan, Johnny O'Connor, Kilmardenny public house, Kiltallagh Cemetery, Longford, Matt Moroney, Michael Flannery, Mick Hogan, Mick Kennedy, Moss Galvin, Noel Browne, Paddy Griffin, Paddy Hickey, Pat Rabbitte, Patrick Foran, Patrick Shields, Portlaoise Jail., Richard Kent, Ruairí O Bradaigh, Seán Keenan, Shelbourne, Terence Doherty, the Eagle House Pub James Street, the Shelbourne Soccer Club, Thomas Kent, Thomas Mellon, Timmy Galvin, Tom Maguire, Tom McLoughlin, Tommy Barton, Tommy Vale | Leave a comment

IRELAND’S PUREST, BRAVEST AND BEST LOVED SON.

Posted on May 9, 2018 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (9TH MAY) 190 YEARS AGO : BIRTH OF AN IRISH REVOLUTIONARY, NOVELIST, POET AND JOURNALIST. Charles Joseph Kickham (pictured), an Irish revolutionary and a leadership figure in the Irish Republican Brotherhood, was born on this date – … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Anne Kickham, Anne O'Mahony, Beverly Cooper Flynn., Cathal Goulding, Charles Joseph Kickham, Che Guevara, David Kent, Dr Mark Ryan, Dublin, Eamon Boyce Dublin, Eoin MacNeill, Hugh Brady Lurgan, John Daly Limerick, John Dillon, John Kickham, John McCabe Dublin, John O'Leary, John Ryan London, John Torley Scotland, Joseph Campbell Newry, JP McCallum Liverpool, Kevin O' Rourke Banbridge, Kilmallock RIC Barracks, Leo McCormack Dublin, Liam Mulcahy Cork, Manus Canning Derry, Mary Kent, Momonia, Ned Daly Limerick, Paddy Kearney Dublin, Pádraig Pee Flynn, Philip Clarke Dublin, Richard Kent, Robert Johnson Belfast, Séan Hegarty Cork, Séan O' Callaghan Cork, Séan Stephenson London, the Celt newspaper, the Fenian Movement, the informer Pierce Nagle, the Irish People newspaper, the Irishman newspaper, The Nation newspaper, the Shamrock newspaper, Thomas Clarke Luby, Thomas Kent, Tim Healy, Tom Mitchell Dublin, Tom Sexton, William Kent | Leave a comment

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“MENTAL ISSUES” BUT STILL SHOT IN THE BACK BY THE BRITISH.

“THE BOMB WAS LAID AT THE BACK OF A FLOWERPOT…”

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