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... MRS. JULIA O’CALLAGHAN, formerly of Rathluirc, Co. Cork, mother of Mr. Liam O’Callaghan. Chairman, United Irishmen, London, ha* died in London. A life-long friend of the frish movement, Mrs. O'Callaghan befriended many of those fighting for the Irish ...
... has frequently come to close quarters with Communists, but he is well able far all corners. The aim of the United Irishmen is to work for a united Ireland based on the proclamation of 1916, as well as to foster Gaelic culture and traditions among the Irish ...
... 1803, and for the detailed analysis given of the United Irishmen activities during the 1790'5. 1 doubt if the last word has yet been eaid about Dr. Troy and his connection with both the United Irishmen and the Emmet rising. The story of Emmet’s trial ...
... religious leaders from defining moral issues at stake in public controversies would mean the silencing of Church’s Link With United Irishmen Because foundations had to go deeper than expected, the blessing of the Marian Year Grotto at Belfast's most historic ...
... agreement by the tenant to repair. The rent is a matter for agreement between you. Manchester Martyrs CONTINGENTS of United Irishmen from London, Liverpool and other English cities will assemble at Manchester next Sunday for the Manchester Martyrs' C ...
... Clare. Vice-Chancellor of the University, and subjected to an inquisitorial interrogation to his connections with the United Irishmen. Moore, with a combination of frankness and reticence in his replies, acquitted himself without compromising his companions ...
... bhealitf mora an domhain. Peach an oscailt dramatiiil. comes the Captain’s daughter, The Captain of the Teas; Saying Brave United Irishmen, We’ll ne’er again he foes. B’aisteach liom, dar ndoigh, ini'on le caiptin sna Yeos a hbeith ag (airsint ratio punt do ...
... of the Irish Cause MRS. JULIA O’CALLAGHAN, formerly of Rathluirc, Co. Cork, mother of Mr. Liam O’Callaghan. Chairman, United Irishmen, London, ha* died in London. A life-long friend of the frish movement, Mrs. O'Callaghan befriended many of those fighting ...
... years, prejudice, vulgar prejudice, has crept into the editorials of this journal which was once the mouthpiece of the United Irishmen. And its fulminations against the visit of the Taoiseach this week to Sir Roger Casement's proposed grave at Mur lough ...
... the head of Father Kearn to Cambridge University. The body lies buried Edenderry, Co. Offaly. Father Ream joined the United Irishmen in the North of Ireland, and was sentenced to death and hanged. But he was a very tall man. and when the noose was about ...
... Galileo and the Inquisition. by Richard Robert Madden, the celebrated historian and author of a well-known work on the United Irishmen. In this book, published in 1862, Madden examines the various theories on the fate of the archives of the Inquisition ...
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