... of the Society of United Irishmen, the 1798 Committee, have decided to hold the inaugural meeting on Monday, Sept. 13, at 7.30 p.m. at Mac Art's Fort, Cave Hill, the place intimately connected with Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen.” As the ancient Fort ...

... commemorating the United Irishmen. The Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin, ‘Most Rev. Dr. Keogh, will bless the foundation stone of the statue at 2 p.m. on Sunday. His Lordship will be received by a military guard of honour, and ,units of the Army. F.C.A ...

... for the failure of the '9B Rising to the fact that the United Irishmen were leaderless and apparently there was no general plan for the Rising; the organisation of the Society of the United Irishmen as such was unfitted for war and the Irish troops Wwere ...

... National Museum will be re-opened today. Exhibits illustrative of the old Irish Parliament, the Volunteers of 1782, the United Irishmen, Daniel O’Connell, the Young Irelanders, Fenians and Charles Stewart Parnell are included. Much of the collection is composed ...

... Father Kearns that Lord Edward Fitzgerald, Putnam McCabe, and Anthony Perry, visited Kiltealy district to organise units of the United Irishmen before the Rising. The date of recall to his native diocese is not definitely known. but it is certain that he ...

... there. District Justice Little, granting the application, said that it was an historic place. It had been used by the United Irishmen, and particularly by Lord Edward Fitzgerald, as one of his many hiding-places. ...

... irrespective of creed or political affiliation;” (2) the nature of the celebration is to unite all creeds and classes in accordance with the ideals of the United Irishmen: (3) the High Street district, in which the meeting is to be held, is a | purely non ...

... The Protestants and Dissenters of the North who founded the Society of United Irishmen were true champions of civil and religious liberty. They strove for a brotherhood of all Irishmen irrespective of creed or class. They fought and died for freedom—not ...

... Armagh, who, on June 7, 1798, was executed at Pennenden Heath, near Maidstone, Kent, for his activities on behalf of the United Irishmen. In July, 1789, the Bastille fell, and France was aflame,. Despite the guarantees of safety for the Irish College and ...

... 1798 Week HISTORIC RELICS ON VIEW The special exhibition of material relating to the United Irishmen and the Insurrection of 1798, arranged by the National Museum on the instructions of General Mulcahy, Minister for Education, will be opened at the Museum ...

... Government from Lady Ross, Balnagowan' Castle, Rosshire, Scotland, the seal of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, leader of the United Irishmen, who died In 1798 following wounds received when he resisted arrest on a charge of high treason. The seal, which is of ...

... read with a will, whilst accompanying her husband’s company on tour, all the important works about the 1)er10d of the United Irishmen. And ast Summer, at their. country estate in Westmeath, with its excellent library--where her novel, “ Mr. Jiggins of ...