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AN IRISH REBEL FORCED INTO AN “EXILED SITUATION”.

Posted on January 29, 2020 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (29TH JANUARY) 226 YEARS AGO : UNSUNG HERO CHARGED WITH DISTRIBUTING “A SEDITIOUS PAPER”. Archibald Hamilton Rowan (pictured), a United Irishman, was ‘tried’ on a charge of distributing ‘a seditious paper’ ; on the 16th December, 1792, … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Chichester Clark, Claire Casey, Dublin Women's Refuge, DUP, Earl of Carhampton, Folio 4782/9/76 LB, Ian Paisley, INLA, John Dunlop McKeague, John McKeague, Killyleagh Castle County Down, Kincora, M Ó Cinnéide., Mary Neal, Napper Tandy, Newgate Prison Dublin, Red Hand Commando, Sarah Dawson, Tara organisation, UDA, United Irish Society, United Unionist Action Council, Wenda Edwards, William McGrath | Leave a comment

BRITISH ‘ROYALS’ RETURN TO THE SCENE OF THE CRIME.

Posted on June 27, 2018 by 11sixtynine

ON THIS DATE (27TH JUNE) 98 YEARS AGO : IRISH MUTINEERS IN INDIA. Irishmen serving with the British Army in India mutinied in protest at the atrocities being committed in Ireland by the British. The three-day mutiny began on June … Continue reading →

Posted in History/Politics. | Tagged Andrew Scannell Cork GAA, Anna Parnell, Archbishop McCabe of Dublin, Billy McKee, British Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone, Charles Stewart Parnell, Connaught Ranger Regiment, Dayshai Prison, Delia Parnell, Drew Harris., Eugene Egan, Fanny Parnell, Gerry Adams, James Gorman, Johnny Adair, Jutogh hill-station, Lucknow, Maidstone Prison, Patrick Hynes, Patrick Smythe, Peter Sears, Portland Convict Prison England, Private James Daly, Private John Miranda, Private Joseph Hawes, Solon, Susan McKay, the Coercion/Protection of Person and Property Act 1881, UDA, Wellington Barracks Jullunder Punjab India, William Coote | 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: UDA

AN IRISH REBEL FORCED INTO AN “EXILED SITUATION”.

BRITISH ‘ROYALS’ RETURN TO THE SCENE OF THE CRIME.

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

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