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... gasps at the sanitisation of the rebellion. The government-endorsed visitors'-centre version of the Rebellion presents United Irishmen leading a `republican' uprising inspired by the ideals of ...
... Irish Academic Press and this new title continues on from the previous concluded. This new titles looks at which the United Irishmen in Co. Wicklow carried on the struggle from deep within the Wicklow Mountains and the various ...
... contributed. Clonddavadock and a magistrate, travelled to Londonderry to report to the authorities on the activities of the United Irishmen in his area. ...
... many convict ships. The first of the new panels, however, deals with Canada rather than Australia and the short-lived United Irishmen rebellion of 1801 at St. John's, where the Penal Laws were just as much in force as they were at home in Ireland. The ...
... burial place of George ‘Bloody’ Hutchinson - an infamous magistrate who earned a bloodthirsty reputation during the 1798 United Irishmen rebellion with his ‘on-the-spot’ executions. The graveyard tour starts today at 4pm and the spooky theme continues with ...
... thought necessary, how it was passed and who supported and opposed it. McKinney family of Sentry Hill, Carnmoney. Once United Irishmen, they became Irish Unionists. ...
... Comoradh to unveil two new plaques THE COMORADH '9B organisation, which commemorates the United Irishmen revolution of 1798 is poised to unveil two new plaques in the town of Enniscorthy. The guest of honour for the occasion will be Minister of State ...
... Bertie Ahern TD pi AßlANNE Elliott's Robert Emmet distills the man from the myth. As a prominent historian of the United Irishmen, Elliott is well qualified to do so. Robert Emmet was a hero, a rebel and a romantic. But he was more. The genuine romance ...
... is unclear, although he would claim in later years that he enjoyed the confidence of several leading members of the United Irishmen including Lord Edward Fitzgerald and Thomas Addis Emmet. Cox also liked to claim that he had been Lord Edwarcts bodyguard ...
... Chairman for Comoradh 98 DAVID MEDCALF Staff Reporter THE Comoradh '9B organisation. which directed the commemoration of the United Irishmen rebellion two years ago. is still very much in existence. Comoradh has announced the appointment of Fianna Fail's Cllr ...
... Ireland. Events were also held in Castleisland and Moyvane, birthplace of Philip Cunningham, who was part of the 1804 United Irishmen rising in Australia. ...
... Back Lane Parliament. The Tailor's Hall continued to be used afterwards as a meeting place for the Dublin Branch of the United Irishmen. Among the membership were Wolfe Tone, Napper Tandy, Oliver Bond, Thomas Russell, Henry Sheares and Archibald Hamilton ...