... their camp on Bray Head in 1914 while the inside front cover carried the Roll of Honour, Rathdown, Bray and District United Irishmen (1797- 1803) while the inside back cover carried the Roll of Honour, Oglaigh na hEireann (1916-1921). Copies of this limited ...

... habitats. atop is:::• .. This Roll of Honour appears in the Historical Record and details the athdown, Bray and District United Irishmen 1797-1803. Other articles for the less historically inclined include a chilling ghost story called 'The Boathouse in Oldcourt' ...

... 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 ...

... during that autumn and decided to capitulate when informed by city allies that the French were unable to underwrite the United Irishmen victory in the near future. The demise of his main force in Wicklow brought the 1798 ...

... 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 ...

... Commons following a spirited argument between them over the merits of the Whig party . Russell became involved with the United Irishmen and was arrested in 1796 and given that he was one of the principal figures in the movement was not released like other ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and various units throughout the country had no problems in filling their required numbers to bring them up to strength. However there were stiN some adherents of the Young Irelanders around who hoped to spread disaffection within this units but the activities ...

... 1700's. It was a centre of much activity during the Rebellion of 1798 when a local leader General Joseph Holt of the United Irishmen, conducted a successful campaign against the British. He later emigrated to Australia where he died. A memorial in his ...

... that the first 2 Irish soldiers shot were men serving with the Ist Irish Guards. The men deserted in November 1914 while their unit was serving in the Ypres salient in miserable weather and after the formality of trial were sentenced to death with this being ...

... tasks when the army found that it lacked the personnel for its support services.. One of the forces outlined in the chapter ' Irishmen in the support services in the Crimea' was the Mounted Staff Corps which discharged the military police function and included ...