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... presence of the inspirational priest who spent the battle several miles away at Castletown. In his absence, the United Irishmen proved anything but united, with Myles Byrne returning from the front angry at ...
... presence of the inspirational priest who spent the battle several miles away at Castletown. In his absence, the United Irishmen proved anything but united, with Myles Byrne returning from the front angry at ...
... family was raised at Tincurry, in the parish of Ferns, on the banks of the River Slaney. Fact Two - the future hero of the United Irishmen was not the first member of his family to embark on a religious career, though his older brother did not stay the course ...
... family was raised at Tincurry. in the parish of Ferns. on the banks of the River Slaney. Fact Two • the future hero of the United Irishmen was not the first member of his family to embark on a religious career, though his older brother did not stay the course ...
... players who were involved in first team action for their clubs in Britain in the season just finished. From the trio of Leeds United players who were educated in the schoolboy leagues of Dublin, down to the Monaghan boy Barry Conlon playing for York City ...
... for governor of Mississippi. The dence they are demanding is fo they call the southland; the co. plan tosecede from s the United America. The American South, th canrise and be a nation once ag Welcome to the strange won League of the South -agroup tha ...
... final which they lost Corfu, Tony Dunne that year, and or and Brennan were the course, to the Euro suethree Irishmen on cess which made the United's team why . ' team immortal. .—-..-. gave the late Sir Matt (63) was a Busby his finest hour. modest ...
... behind the 20m00-seat Nynex arena in Manchester. Mr Ahern. a committed Manchester United supporter, was a corporate guest of Mr Turner at a number of United home games. Irishmen involved in early preparations for the Sonas Centre were Robert White. who grew ...
... l its finest dancers on Tearing the Loom', stage for a set of rarelyabout the Rebellion of performed ballets, colthe United Irishmen. lectively entitled 'Mas- S ince then, several querade'. plays have opened in There is a real scram- London and Dublin ...
... completed last year. The site chosen for mound of light is just about perfect, atop Oulart Hill, scene of the first great United Irishmen victory of the rebellion of 1798. The land high on the ridge was acquired from James and Cathy Dempsey. It is easily ...
... completed last year. The site chosen for mound of light is just about perfect, atop Oulart Hill, scene of the first great United Irishmen victory of the rebellion of 1798. The land high on the ridge was acquired from James and Cathy Dempsey. It is easily ...
... completed last year. The site chosen for mound of light is just about perfect, atop Oulart Hill, scene of the first great United Irishmen victory of the rebellion of 1798. The land high on the ridge was acquired from James and Cathy Dempsey. It is easily ...