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... Kerry's men of 1798 In October 1791 the Society of United Irishmen was formed in a public house in Belfast. Inspired by the American and French Revolutions its aim was to bring together all Irishmen, Catholic, Protestant or dis- ...
... leaders of the uprising by the Transported United Irishmen in Australia, was a native of Moyvane. Philip Cunningham has been described as the Michael Collins of his time - he was head of the United Irishmen for Munster. He was eventually arrested in 1799 ...
... a raft of different ideologies that, in many cases had little in common. Even a glance at history would show that the United Irishmen comprised in the main of members of the Protestant ascendancy and Northern Presbyterians who entered into an uneasy alliance ...
... s in October this time honouring not just the 1803 Rising, but also the subsequent Rising of 1804 by the Transported United Irishmen in Australia. Chairman and chief organiser of the forthcoming events, Richard Behal from Killarney, explained that Kerry ...
... Kitchener of Karthoum, the famous British general, was baptised there. By contrast, Nicholas Leonard, the local leader of the united Irishmen, was buried in the churchyard there. All this information and much more of interest is to be found in Padraig 6 Concubhair's ...
... Wolfe Tone's aim was to unite Catholics. Protestants and dissenters in order to reform Irish society. From the outset the United Irishmen recognised that no reform is practicable. efficacious. or just which shall not include Irishmen of every religious ...
... was retiring as a teacher at this famous school. Mrs Browne has taught at Knockbrack for the past 29 Uprising by the United Irishmen. DEATH: The death occurred last week of Jerry Sheehan. Ahane. His remains were removed from Leahy's Funeral Home to St ...
... married at St Tralee. Front: Anne O'Rourke (le ft ) and Ann O'Shea. Back: Eileen Switzer (left) and Galvin, leaders of the United Irishmen in Ballylong John's Church, Ballybunion, recently. Agnes Curran. watched by local historian Padraig O'Connor. Tim Reen ...
... learned memter of the Royal Irish Academy. He , does not accept the explanation that the green tag wits adopted by the United Irishmen at the close of the eighteenth century, by blendingtlie °ring& and the blue, the latter then been regarded by Sense as ...
... 4ayonet to bayonet; husbands were murdered before the eyes of their wives. Against this government and this policy the United Irishmen, all of them Protestant noblemen, reared its bead and its hand and failed in the struggle against the oppressor. Emmet ...
... points. Check in rugby column for up-coming 1798 REMEMBERED: A memorial stone to Daniel (Buaic) O'Grady, leader of the United Irishmen who attacked the Yeomen Barracks in Castleisland on August 13, 1798 will be unveiled at Kilmurry Cemetery, Cordal next ...
... and the It is a very impressive book and well worth the price. I cannot recommend it highly enough. philosophy of the United Irishmen. I Gaybo calling it a day after years of professional broadcasting service with ...