... WOLFE TONE AND UNITED IRISHMEN MEMORIAL commrrrEE. ...

... first lecture on United Irishmen links The County Louth Archaeological and Historical Society begins its 1995 lecture programme on Tuesday next, when Dr. Kevin Whelan will lecture under the title 'From Defenders to the United Irishmen: Co. Louth and it's ...

... WOLFE TONE AND UNITED IRISHMEN MEMORIAL COMMITTEE. -•- 14 Rutland Square, Dublin, 7 I 1 1 ) 0 5. lion. Sec. County Meath Committee, G.A.A. de.5p.-Owing to the numerous Provincial Memorials to the - Men of inaugurated during, and subsequent to, the ...

... oervatiens, the lecturer continued to say—The great ' movemeht of the United Irishmen epeedily developed itself. There were • number of young men*, associations formed about the year '92. They were to be fouiid in , every town of wiener', and et recognised ...

... nament to raise funds the Wolfe Tone and United Irishmen Memorial Fund. Itt -moving the resolution, 3fr. Caffrey said he was sure the resolution would commend itself to the large fanners who were paying a penny in the .£ towards the Agricultural Society ...

... / 'Bellingham area prior to the Rising b) a brief biography of the three brat United Irishmen. and c) a sunuaary of the original version of the ideals of the United Irishmen as slated by Ws* Tones and his cow- ...

... afraid of Irish treason, but the English government trembles with fear the idea Irish union. The United Irishmen wore founded promote union among Irishmen every religion, and the Englishman has said in his own mind, * Treason is better than union;’ it ...

... and the United Irishmen. riginal letters from the English radical - Richard Price; from the Irish patriots - Henry Grattan and Henry Flood, and from the English Prime Minister, William Pitt, set the scene for the decade of the United Irishmen, and co ...

... 71H, 1898. UNITED IRISHMEN. Tax amalgamation of the rival Ninety-Eight Societies which have had their head quarters in the capital, has removed one of the chief obstacles to a successful celebration of the memories which Nationalist Irishmen are preparing ...

... Augustinian priest based in the town in the mid 17905, was the organiser of The United Irishmen in this 'At his court martial he said he was enrolled into The United Irishmen by two Franciscan priests in Drogheda'. He recalls, too, that some years ago Drogheda ...

... and the United Irishmen Original letters from the English radical - Richard Price; from the Irish patriots - Henry Grattan and Henry Flood, and from the English Prime Miaister, William Pitt, set the scene for the decade of the United Irishmen, and co ...

... eleotrified the leading members of the United Irishmen. With new feelings °pent powerfully in their minds, the original rules were =Oiled, and at various meeting, the possibility of rag an armed throe of Irishmen was warmly die =NW, and ultimately acted ...