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... United Irishmen THE Irish contingent behind Manchester United could be set to increase as Dermot Desmond is rumoured to be set to invest in the club. If the financier was to come on as a shareholder, along with John Magnier and JP McManus, this could ...
... ► TIMETABLE OF UNITED IRISHMEN REBELLION March 1997: Alex Ferguson is introduced to John Magnier and JP McManus at Cheltenham. July 2001: During four-year friendship with Ferguson based on racing, their company, Cubic Expression, acquires a 2.99pc stake ...
... branch of the United Irishmen, whose membership included Wolfe Tone, Thomas Russell and Oliver Bond. The United Irishmen were proscribed in 1792 and Tandy was forced to flee to America daring the following year after falling foul of the pollee. He ...
... Members of the United Irishmen, whose leaders included Northern Presbyterians, were imprisoned at Kilmainham Jail. One of the organisation's aims was unity between Catholic, Protestant and Dissenter, he said. Women want more children ingas manychildren ...
... Command of the United Irishmen in Co Down. He was arrested on September 26 along with McCracken, Neilson and some others and taken to Dublin where they were incarcerated in Newgate prison. Russell - along with several other United Irishmen - was transferred ...
... nearly 18 years. Later on, Tandy became secretary of the Dublin branch of the United Irishmen whose membership included Wolfe Tone, Thomas Russell and Oliver Bond. The United Irishmen were proscribed in 1792 and Tandy was forced to flee to America during the ...
... March 12, 1798, 15 members of the Leinster Directory of the United Irishmen, including Bond, were arrested during a meeting at his house in Bridge St. They had been betrayed by another United man, Thomas Reynolds, who had been sworn into the society by ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... production of a pro-United Irish newssheet., the Union Star, in a cellar in Little Ship Street. However, the newssheet which advocated the assassination of leading Dublin loyalists was too radical even for the leadership of the United Irishmen who quickly distanced ...
... was reported in the Freeman's Journal that Carroll had been killed because he had refused to join a local branch of the United Irishmen which held its meetings at Kelly's lodgings while his master ...