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... who won gold for Britain and the United States WHILE the country wasn't represented at the Olympic Games until Paris in 1924, a large number of Irish athletes won medals while competing for Great Britain or the United States in the years before independence ...
... to quit, former Liverpool striker Michael Robinson is one of the best-known football commentators on Spanish TV. A trio of Irishmen who went to Scandanavia more than 20 years ago arc still there, married and settled. Waterford native Mick McCabe found the ...
... leading his new Republican party, took the White House. What swung the election to Jefferson was the support of the United Irishmen, who were causing such ructions that the Tory-like Federalist party passed laws to try to secure their expulsion. The ...
... Olympic favourites Mark Reynolds and Magnus Liljedhal of the United States was an immense achievement. After all the hope. faith and funding which had gone into their campaign. the two Irishmen were under enormous pressure to deliver and they did so in ...
... no Irishmen in their first team Nimrod. The others are Arsenal, West Ham. Chelsea, Leicester City and Several players have been handed sapid numbers for the first time. These include Alan Martha and Alam Cawley at Leeds United and Newcastle United striker ...
... aiming to make (Manchester United) their mark on SQUAD NO; 30 AGE 19 this season ' s Waterford-boen John O'Shea is about to learn one of football's great lessons: playing well every week for the Premiership Manchester United reserves means very little ...
... as virtual dictator until 1823. IBM Historian Dr Richard Madden born in Dublin. He wrote a fourvolume history of the United Irishmen (1842-6). 1S Eight British soldiers were killed and 27 injured when a ...
... greater emphasis on much earlier developments: the theories of the United Irishmen, the 1798 rebellion and alienation of Catholics who supported the Act of Union in 1800. The United Irishmen. he said, expanded the Whig version of liberty to include Catholics ...
... Irish players, the manager was not exaggerating. The two Keanes, Roy and Robbie, are the only Irishmen who the Dutch rate and fear. Van Gaal rates Manchester United's Keane so highly that he will shape his team on the basis of whether Keane is playing or ...
... TWO KEANES The two Keane*, Roy and Robbie, are the only Irishmen who the Dutch rate and fear. Van Gael rates Manchester United's Keane so highly that he will shape his team on the basis of whether Keane is playing or not. ---- When his awn players are ...
... this was so-called because it was a great favourite with London porters. Arthur Guinness strongly disapproved of the United Irishmen's Rebellion of 1798. Because of this, the -new brew *came known as -Guinness' black Protes tans porter. Catholics and ...
... themselves in the limelight for all the wrong reasons. Many Irishmen who earn their living in England are model professionals and held in high esteem. Players like Manchester United's Denk Irwin, Leeds United's Gary Kelly and Middlesbrough's Curtis Fleming are ...