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THE ARTIFICIAL DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY.

Posted on October 21, 2020 by 11sixtynine

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 | Leave a comment

MR. NOBODY – THE DODGY ‘SHAMROCK PIMPERNEL’.

Posted on March 25, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (25TH MARCH) 174 YEARS AGO : ‘FATHER OF THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE’ BORN. The Irish ‘dissident’, Michael Davitt (pictured) was born on this date – 25th March – in 1846, in Straide, County Mayo, at the height … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Andrew Kettle, Brian Dillon, Brigadier F P Crozier, British Army base Moenchengladbach, Charles Stewart Parnell, Colonel Sturgis, Comanche horse, Cork City Manchester Martyrs Commemoration Committee, Dail Courts, Daily News newspaper, Dartmoor Prison, Dr Walter Mapelli, Elphis Hospital Dublin, Erskine Childers, George Clancy, George Reynolds Leitrim, Howard Marks, Imperial Hotel Castlebar, Irish National Land League, James Coburn., James McCann, Jim McCann, John O Carolan, Leighlinbridge Carlow, Leonid Minin, Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer, Martin Davitt, Michael Davitt, Michael McCarthy, Michael O'Callaghan Limerick, Mrs MacDermott Roe, Myles Keogh., National Land League of Mayo, Nobber County Meath, Paddington Station London, Padraig Cullinane, Rathcooney Cemetery, Ruari Dall, Sabina Davitt, Sabina Kielty, Seamus Farrell, Shamrock Pimpernel, Sheebeg, Sheemore, St Finbarr's Cemetery, St Joseph's Cemetery, the Curfew Murders, Thomas Brennan, Toirdhealbhach Ó Cearbhalláin, Tom Kelly Dublin, Turlough O Carolan | Leave a comment

“SETTING FOOT IN YOUR POLITICAL GRAVE” IN IRELAND.

Posted on June 19, 2019 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (19TH JUNE) 84 YEARS AGO : BIRTH OF A SOCIALLY-CONSCIENCED JOURNALIST. It says a lot about the state-of-play in this corrupt State when a journalist that does his/her job stands out from among a crowded workplace for … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Andrew Kettle, Austin Currie, Bodenstown, Charles Stewart Parnell, Colonel Bor Komorowski, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Eamon Boyce Dublin, Eamonn McCann, Frank McGlade Ardoyne, Gerry Fitt, Hugh Adair, Ivan Cooper, James Graham, Joe Campbell Newry, John Dugan Loughguile, Kevin O'Rourke Banbridge, Liam Mulcahy Cork, Mary Holland, Michael Davitt, Nell McCafferty, Paddy Kearney Dublin, Phil Clarke Dublin, Reverend Church., Roy Jenkins, Sallins., Thomas Brennan, Tom Mitchel Dublin, Tomas MacCurtain Cork, Vincent Browne, Walter Graham, Watty Graham, Wolfe Tone. | Leave a comment

THE UNJUST EXERCISE OF POWER AND PRIVILEGE BY LANDLORDS – IRELAND, 1879.

Posted on December 19, 2018 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (19TH DECEMBER) 141 YEARS AGO : ‘FATHER OF THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE’ RELEASED FROM A BRITISH PRISON AFTER SEVEN YEARS INCARCERATION. On Wednesday, 19th December 1877 – 141 years ago on this date – Michael Davitt (pictured), … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Andrew Kettle, Austin Stack., Banna Strand, CABHAIR Christmas Swim., Carmelite Friary Clarendon Street Dublin, Charles Kickham, Charles Stewart Parnell, Charlie McCreevy, Dartmoor Prison Princetown Devon England, Dáil Éireann, Eamon de Valera, Elphis Hospital Dublin, Irish Republican Prisoner's Aid Committee San Francisco, John Devoy, Martin Davitt, Michael Davitt, Michael Lowry, O'Donovan Rossa, Pat Rabbitte, RIC District Inspector Kearney, Roger Casement, Russell Lowell, Sabina Davitt, Strangeways Prison Manchester, Terence MacSwiney, the Mater Hospital Dublin., the National Land League of Mayo, Thomas Brennan, Thomas Patrick Ashe | Leave a comment

WHEN TENANTS WERE ‘OBLIGATED’ TO VOTE FOR THEIR ‘LANDLORD’.

Posted on May 30, 2018 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (30TH MAY) 220 YEARS AGO : “INSURGENTS TAKE POSSESSION…”. “Nothing can exceed the melancholy aspect of this place. The insurgents in our neighbouring county of Wexford are so numerous as to have taken possession of and destroyed … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 45 Upper Mount Street Dublin, Andrew Kettle, Caesar Colclough, Charles Stewart Parnell, Fenians., Irish National Land League, James Kennedy, Jane Stratford Kirwan, John Colclough, John Devoy, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jonah Barrington, Michael Davitt, National Land League of Mayo, the District Grand Master Harold Gracey, Thomas Brennan, William Congreve Alcock | Leave a comment

FROM THE HALF’PENNY BRIDGE IN DUBLIN TO AUSTRALIA AND BEYOND…

Posted on October 21, 2015 by 11sixtynine

PROSE AND CONS. By prisoners from E1 Landing, Portlaoise Prison, 1999. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS : Grateful thanks to the following for their help, support, assistance and encouragement, and all those who helped with the typing and word processing over the past few … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Albert Reynolds, An Gorta Mór, Andrew Kettle, Anna Parnell, Archbishop McCabe of Dublin, Bertie Ahern, Boycott, Butchers Apron, Charles Stewart Parnell, Coercion Act, Dartmoor Prison, David Andrews, Dick Spring, Edentubber Martyrs, Fair rent, Fanny Parnell, Fionnuala O'Connor, Fixity of Tenure, Frank Driver, Freedom of Sale, Gerry Adams, International POW Day of Action, IRB, Irish National Land League 1879, James Daly, John Blake Dillon, John Devoy, Joseph Murphy, Kevin Barry, Ladies Land League, Máire Drumm, Michael Davitt, Michael Watters, Mickey Larkin, Mitchel McLaughlin President of the NI Assembly Branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Mitchel McLaughlin., Protection of Person and Property Act, Terence MacSwiney, the Half'penny Bridge in Dublin, Thomas Brennan, UDA, Ulster Democratic Party, Volunteer George Keegan County Wexford, Volunteer Oliver Craven Newry, Volunteer Paddy Parle County Wexford, Volunteer Paul Smith Bessbrook County Armagh, William Ewart Gladstone | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Thomas Brennan

THE ARTIFICIAL DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL TERRITORY.

MR. NOBODY – THE DODGY ‘SHAMROCK PIMPERNEL’.

“SETTING FOOT IN YOUR POLITICAL GRAVE” IN IRELAND.

THE UNJUST EXERCISE OF POWER AND PRIVILEGE BY LANDLORDS – IRELAND, 1879.

WHEN TENANTS WERE ‘OBLIGATED’ TO VOTE FOR THEIR ‘LANDLORD’.

FROM THE HALF’PENNY BRIDGE IN DUBLIN TO AUSTRALIA AND BEYOND…

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