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... the Society of United Irishmen. This semi-secret society was based on Masonic princi ples, and the essentially Presbyterian beliefin . democracy and the primacy of individual conscience in politics was important to the United Irishmen. They believed that ...
... by Gerry Murray In both global conflagrations, Irishmen of both Nationalist and Unionist traditions were to the fore. There are few remaining survivors of the Great War, but one aspect of the facts of that war should be remembered; the sacrifices in the ...
... remaining survivors of the but one aspect of the facts of that war remembered; the sacrifices in the trench were of the combined units of the 36th Ulst drawn mainly from Carson’s Ulster Volun and the 16th Irish Division drawn from National Volunteers. For too ...
... contributed. Clonddavadock and a magistrate, travelled to Londonderry to report to the authorities on the activities of the United Irishmen in his area. ...
... served as Attorney General Samuel Alexander, a sheriffs' deputy from Newtoncunningham, was a prini:ipa'l commander of the United Irishmen in the Northwest. ...
... minister of Ist Greyabbey in Co. Down. Witnessing at first hand the rural depression in Ulster, he began to write for the United Irishmen's newspaper, The Pupils who received Best Effort certificates at the annual presentation of prizes at Bready Primary ...
... crowd, But TRUE UNITED IRISHMEN.' “Drugs can enable people to do things they wouldn't otherwise do. Problems often arise when more of a drug needs to be taken to achieve the same effect.” People referred to the Community Addiction Unit are also examined ...
... honour our Queen’. Correct me if I'm wrong, but did Protestants not fight the British in 1798 alongside Catholics as United Irishmen to pave the way for a better prosperous and just Ireland for all her people? As to honouring the Queen, why not go and ...
... Three Flowers name itself, explained Kieran, refers to Wolfe Tone, Robert Emmett and Michael Dwyer, leaders of the 1798 United Irishmen rebellion. Kieran and Marina ,say they're eagerly anticipating the opening of the new pub. “We're both very positive and ...
... organisation's 'engineering department' in South America. the country, has prompted a major international investigation. Irishmen were in the terrorist-controlled area. It's understood the CIA is anxious to obtain more details of the IRA's link with the ...
... joined Britain and Ireland as the United Kingdom, officially in January 1801. ty for.it's completion as the Surveyor in General. Today, the building is used as the Bank of Ireland Headquarters. A group called the United Irishmen formed whose aim was to achieve ...
... 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. ...