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... bingo in the Marian Hall and the Jackpot will be £I.9(K). LOCAL HISTORY: Philip Cunningham was one of the most senior United Irishmen in Clonmel and although born in Moyvane was primarily active in North Tipperary in 1798-9. Cunningham ran a public-house ...
... Castleisland ON the night of August 13. 1798. Castleisland men assembled to answer the call of the United Irishmen to play their part in the '9B Rebellion. 200 years later we remember with pride their courageous role, Kerry's only known participation ...
... Society, they will commemorate William Leonard and Patrick Galvin, the two Ballylongford men, who were leaders of the United Irishmen, prior to the rebellion on 1798. Both were arrested after the rising, and Patrick Galvin was transported to Australia ...
... of the '9B Rebellion was celebrated in Castleisland with a lecture on the night of August 13, 1996 remember the local United Irishmen who assembled on that night 200 years ago. seized the Yeomen Barracks and captured arms and ammunition. Three Yeomen ...
... plague, sculpted by Paddy Fitzelle in memory of William Leonard and Patrick Galvin, the Ballylongford leaders of the United Irishmen in North Kerry in the years preceding the society's violent rebellion in 1798. The two Kerry heroes were commemorated ...
... Donal O'Grady that he was a brave and true man. On the night of August 13 1798 the Yeoman barrack was attacked by the United Irishmen and they seized arms and ammunition. Three Yeomen, members of Captain William Merdith's Mount Eagle Loyal Cavalry, William ...
... people, most of them from the locality. A plaque was unveiled to the memory of Domhnall 'Buaic' O'Grada the leader of the United Irishmen who attacked the Yeomen Barracks in Castleisland on the night of August 13th 1798. The ceremony was organised by the Lord ...
... Opinion There was that glorious interlude of the United Irishmen in the 17905. That incorporated the vision of an Irish Republic, a national pluralist dispensation, a cordial gathering together of all Irishmen under a single flag. Theobald Wolfe Tone spelled ...
... The St Mullin's Heritage Society through its spokesperson, Bridie Lawlor, has invited Brosna people to attend its 1798 United Irishmen Pageant in the county Carlow town on July 19 next. Should the numbers merit it. a bus will depart Brosna on the morning ...
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... to Lyene. Richard O'Gorman Governor General of Newfoundland. Terence McManus Brigadier General, United States Army. Patrick Donohue Brigadier General, United States Army. ...
... somewhat golden gloss. Yet a whole list of Irishmen won gold medals at the games before independence when they had to compete either as part of the United Kingdom team or for an adopted country like the United States. People like John Flanagan from Kilbreedy ...