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... theastafonn uatha bheith i lathair. National Day of Commemoration Ceremony To honour all those Irishmen and Irishwomen who (fed in past wars or on service with the United Nations will be held on Sunday, 9 July, 2000 in the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham at 11.30 ...
... theastaionn uatha bheith i lathair. National Day of Commemoration Ceremony To honour all those Irishmen and Irishwomen who died in past wars or on service with the United Nations will be held on Sunday, 8 July, 2001 in the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham at 11.30 ...
... present analysis of the latest national and international controversies. 10.05 Green and Red 41291624 Irishmen who have played for Liverpool or Manchester United. 10.35 Xit Poll 24672441 Comedy show taking an irreverent look at the world of Irish politics. 11 ...
... Wicklow granite are simply inscribed: *Saoirse agus Cothrom na Feinne (Freedom and Equality), the aspirations of the United Irishmen. On Saturday after noon, June 8, Mr. Brian Cleary - a widely respected expert on that era of history - will unveil the ...
... Wicklow granite are simply inscribed: 'Saoirse agus Cothrom na Feinne (Freedom and Equality), the aspirations of the United Irishmen. At the Parade ground, a wreath was laid at the Fr. Murphy Monument by the Mayor of Arklow, Cult Pat Fitzgerald, while ...
... with an assault from the northern end of the village, led by the Manran of the Downs. At approximately 3am the Newcastle United Irishmen attacked the southern end of the village. Their attempt to burn the military barracks was thwarted even though the rebels ...
... by winning the Under-20 pre-World Cup tournament in the United Arab Emirates. He is by far the most successful manager Ireland has ever had at any level, and the whole country will surely unite in the hope that he can follow up his under-age success with ...
... birth in the Glen of !meal in 1772, through his decision to join the Society of United Irishmen and their rebellion, and his famous campaign in the mountains after the United armies were defeated in Wexford. Chris Lawlor has previously written a number ...
... on sterns from one simple fact: that amongst the legions of hard-to-stomach football fans (band- wagon-hopping Manchester United ones, Leeds supporters with persecution complexes, Liverpool fans who still brag about past glories, and all the rest), there ...
... remarkable leader was born in the Glen of Imaal in 1772. He joined the Society of United Irishmen and took part in the rebellion in Wexford in 1798. Following the defeat of the United armies in Wexford, Dwyer retreated into the vast wilderness area of the Wicklow ...
... Taoiseach pays tribute to United Irishman and rebel AFTER TWO years of preparations and 200 years of waiting, the first national monument to Wicklow native, United Irishman and rebel leader, Michael Dwyer, was unveiled in the Glen of Imaal in west Wicklow ...
... with wide streets, a Fair Green and later a Market House. In 1798 the Market House was used to imprison 38 suspected United Irishmen who were later executed on the Fair Green in May 1798. The sad event is remembered in song and story throughout the area ...