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... to generation until quite recent years. Its first telling would be about two hundred years ago —some years before the United Irishmen of Wexford came out in a great battle for freedom in 1798—and, at the time, the ruins of Killurin Castle were in a a very ...
... Scunthorpe United recently signed two County Down lads on their ground stall Newcastle scouts at Irish match haTEWAHT MITCHELL Nesviastle United goalkeeper who is suffering from a fractured thumb. visited Northern Ireland to -day. He aYcompanied United's Irish ...
... high in the confidence of the United Irishmen, and after the rebellion living as respectable clll7eos. their secrets buried ir the official fileF rr HE wno:e problem of Catholic-1 Protestant relationships in the United Irish movement still needs elucidation ...
... the hunted rebels were given shelter and many affoided a safe passage to America. It left to a woman to show the United men. and all Irishmen. how to turn fai' , lre into sumess. but again Dr. Dickson has little to say of her. Mare Ann McCracken. sister ...
... enlisted in the British Army on the 21st October, 1914. as a private and , naturally, as would be expected, he Joined the same unit in which his patron and fellow poet . Dunsany was already serving as an officer. A regiment, Austin Clarke says, with the ...
... interest to the “lay” reader, perhaps, are his references to political scenes, which brings in the formation of the United Irishmen. The history is published in two bindings: paper at 35 and paper boards at 4s 6d. DELEGATES CHOICE. TO-MORROW evening ...
... the continued partition of this country. He stands for division, stands ‘‘hard and deter mined”’, and looks on advocacy of a united Ireland as a traitor’s work, deserving of a traitor's fate. Mr. Jones told the Derry Orange‘men that they must keep their ...
... provided permanent employment in their own country for two hundred Irishmen and women, The Smiths Rebuilt has since played a major part in the family economy by providing a highly reliable power unit at a low capital investment, The soundness of the Smith re ...
... Manchester United goalkeeper !Larry Gregg thinks Blackburn have a good chance of earning at least a replay against Spurs. Harry tells me that Spurs are not the same brilliant team which thrashed United at Old Trafford. He says, too. that United should have ...
... husband, who resided at Moira House iafternards the Mendicity Institute on the quays), were friendly disposed towards the United Irishmen, including Lord Edward and the Emmets. and Sarah Penrose was a member of a Quaker family at whose home Sarah Curran found ...
... waste of energy, frustration and bitterness. Such combined effort will lead to the adoption of new techniques and in this Irishmen have now to accomplish at home what they have achieved all over the world. That we should learn from the experience of the ...
... CooWaimea. had a time of one hour 53 minutes 50.3 seconds, an average D 14 ot about 76. miles per hour. I Dan Gurney. the United States. in a B.R.M. was second in one hour 54 minutes MA seconds. and Gino Munaroni. at Italy. in a Maserati. third after ...