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... “l - T UNIVERSITY of r ) ULSTER The Institute of Ulster-Scots Studies presents ULSTER-SCOTS AND THE UNITED IRISHMEN Friday 31 May I.oopm Room 16G15, University of Ulster Jordanstown Campus A talk by Professor David Wilson from the University of Toronto ...
... |nl T UNIVERSITY of | r (W ULSTER The Institute of Ulster-Scots Studies presents ULSTER-SCOTS AND THE UNITED IRISHMEN Friday 31 May I.oopm Room 16615, University of Ulster Jordanstown Campus A talk by Professor David Wilson from the University of Toronto ...
... ,I nj' 'l ]‘UNIVERSITY of The Institute of Ulster-Scots Studies presents ULSTER-SCOTS AND THE UNITED IRISHMEN Friday 31 May I.oopm Room 16G45, University of Ulster Jordanstown Campus A talk by Professor David Wilson from the University of Toronto Learn ...
... Irishmen united in poignant memorial Royal Ulster Rifles vet- The ceremony at the After a moment of coneran Billy McConnell, Drogheda War Memorial. templation at the imposwho piloted a glider be- which was built in 1925 to ing East Antrim War hind enemy ...
... by the United Irishmen and had come under attack during the ‘battle of Ballynahinch’. “There was a famous event in the 1790 s where the second Earl of Moira Francis Rawdon was celebrating his birthday inside the Market House and outside the United Irishmen ...
... This newspaper was a vital media for the United Irishmen who used it to spread their political ideas. It was edited by northern Presbyterian, Samuel Neilson, a strong driving force behind the United Irishmen society. The exhibition is on display at the ...
... cause with the mainly Roman Catholic. United Irishmen in the south, notably Wexford. On the other hand, many Presbyterians and Catholics remained loyal to the Crown, and Orange Yeomanry units fought alongside regular units of the British Army to suppress what ...
... 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 ...
... 1798 plan under way DOWN District Council ‘l:'&muslu the his 1798 United Irishmen rebellion battlefield at Windmill Hill, Ballynahinch. The council and the eration Co-m plan to develop the 17- acre site as a commemorative park. Both nationalist and unionist ...
... Friday 31 B Ulster-Scots and the United Irishmen: a talk by David Wilson from the University of Toronto. Room 16G45, University of Ulster, Jordanstown, 1 p.m. @ Fashion show, hosted by Frankly Female, in Ballyclare Community Concerns, Doagh Road. Ballyclare ...
... FOREFRONT Their kinsfolk who stayed on in Ulster, were in the forefront of the United Irishmen Rebellion of 1798. Their descendants today are staunch Unionists and ardent supporters of th Crown - proof that things can change a lot with the passing of ...
... Rule would amount to Rome Rule. According to Dr Holmes the objects of the United Irishmen had been achieved since 1798 and were shared by all in Ireland as citizens of the United Kingdom. ...