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... 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, 9 July, 2000 in the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham at 11.30 ...
... fact, he was the first Irish General in the Order ever. The order was founded in 1256. There have been quite a number of Irishmen Assistant Generals over the years. Basically the role of Assistant General is to be a member of the Central Council of the ...
... known At its height, it attracts over 200 signatures and comments per day, and is signed by visitors from across Europe, the United States, the Far East, Australia and New Zealand. The defaced book will not be put on public display again. LEONA FLANAGAN ...
... interfered with this girl again she would be severely punished if brought up there. FIELDSTOWN AND MONASTERBOICE BRANCH UNITED IRISHMEN LEAGUE The annual general meeting of this branch will be held in Fieldstown on next Sunday, and in Tenure on the Sunday ...
... Armstrong established a flax mill there. He had married a daughter of Dr. James McDonell who had connections with the United Irishmen. Senta was succeeded at Kilsharvan by Louisa McDonnell-Shorter and her daughter, Lucita, who sold the house and lands ...
... theastafonn 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 ...
... accounts of those who died, in an effort to clarify the human toll of the campaign. These accounts will be taken from personal and unit war diaries, letters, missing-in-action reports and family lore. My hope is to complete the book by 2004, so that it might ...
... By Jim Garry Meet rebel James Napper Tandy JAMES Napper ihndy was the leader of the United Irishmen in Dublin and a friend of Wolfe Tone. When about to be arrested, he escaped to Hamburg in Germany - his exile there inspired the song The Wearing of the ...
... patriots grave. This cross marks the final resting place of Patrick Leonard, Fenian leader and officer in the Federal army of the United States. Born in 1821 in Tullyallen, he grew up in an Ireland restless of dominion by the British Empire. Apart from a minor ...
... United signing back where he HOME is where the BY MARCUS heart is for new CAVAROU Drogheda United signing David Sullivan, who turned down the offer of a scholarship in Memphis to sign for Paul Doolin's side. miership stars - a number of Irishmen among ...
... Boylan was a rebel and a member of the United Irishmen. On lune 3 1798, as he was playing a game of handball at Colon, Boylan was arrested and taken to Drogheda Jail. Micheal Boylan was the leader of the United Irishmen in the area around Ardee and South ...
... as part of the Europe team attempting to retain the Ryder Cup against the United States over the Oakland Hills course this week. He will be joined on that team by fellow Irishmen Paul McGinley and Darren Clarke, and the one thing that the US fear is the ...