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THE PROFESSIONAL POLITICIAN AND THEIR PROMISES.

Posted on October 2, 2019 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (2ND OCTOBER) 12 YEARS AGO : DEATH OF A 105-YEAR-OLD IRISH REBEL. Dan Keating (pictured) was born in 1902 and died on the 2nd October, 2007 – 12 years ago on this date. He worked within the … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged 44 Parnell Square, An Cumann Cabhrach, Ardrahan, Ballygamboon, Barney Casey, Billy Griffin, Carrigans Clonmel, Castlemaine, Charles S Parnell, Charlie O'Hanlon, Comdt General Tom Maguire, Croagh Patrick, Curragh Internment Camp, Dan Keating, Danny Allman, Donnchadh Donoghue, Dr McEvilly Archbishop of Tuam, Dr O'Dwyer Bishop of Limerick, Farmers Bridge Unit IRA, George Harrison Mayo New York, George Wyndham, Gerry Moyles, Gortalea barracks, Grainne Uaile, Jack Corkery, Jack Prenderville, Jack Shanahan, James Street, Jamesy Whiston, Jerry McSweeney, Jerry O'Connor, Jim Ryle, Jimmy Baily, John Dillon, John Flynn, John McMahon, John Redmond, John Riordan, Johnny Duggan, Johnny O'Connor, Kerins-O'Neill IRA Club of Chicago, Kerry, Kevin Barry Republican Club, Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Lord Landsdown, Matt Moroney, Michael Flannery Tipperary, Micheál Martin, Mick Hogan, Mick Kennedy, Moss Galvin, Mr Shane Taylor, Na Fianna Éireann, Paddy Griffin, Paddy Hickey, Padraig Pearse, Patrick Foran, Portarlington Sinn Féin Cumann, Portlaoise Jail., Richard Laide, Robert Emmet, Siamsa Mor', Sinn Féin Poblachtach, sovereignty., the Cornet pub, the Eagle House, the Headford Ambush, the J.J. Reynolds Memorial Committee, the Kevin Barry Republican Club, the Kilmardenny pub, the Land League, the Mansion House, the Wyndham Land Act, Tim Healy, Timmy Galvin, Tom McLoughlin, Tommy Barton, Tommy Vale, Tony Gregory, Two Mile Bridge, Uncy O'Connor, William O'Brien, Wolfe Tone. | 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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