... revealed that many Irishmen had taken part!'„ in the mutiny. Most of them' had been pressed into the navy, being dragged from theit; homes when Britain wanted men to man her ships. A great t number of these were United . Irishmen, imbued with Republican ...

... Action over sale of oldest pub DUBLIN'S oldest pub, the Brazen Inn, of Lower Bridge St., which dates to the days of the United Irishmen, Is the subject of an action which opened before Mr. Justice Parke in the High Court yesterday and which will continue ...

... THIS DAY Unhappy date THIS DAY in 1798 was an important and an unfortunate date in Irish l history. The Directory of United Irishmen had fixed that date, as the day on which the country would rise against British rule, whether the expected French aid ...

... colonial rule and the establishment of the American Republic. Many of those who remained in Ulster became members of the United Irishmen and fought for an Irish Republic. How then can anyone say that the Protestant community in Ulster has served the British ...

... the Siege of Derry put up one of the most famous fights in history, and who helped to found the United States of America (not to mention the United Irishmen and Irish Republicanism), should, in 1973, be clanging gates against ghosts that no longer exist ...

... formed the Army and Garda in sufficient Church in Ireland, is optimistic yeat contract. but sent observers for the first United Irishmen in 1791. At numbers. Moravias Church The about ecumenical progress, es- The Lutherans worship at time to its meeting in ...

... Irishmen's big test By GERRY McGUIGAN IN THIS COUNTRY we don't usually associate athletics with a Monday morning, but come next Monday the opportunity will be presented to a large gioup of Irish athletes to make their mark in the sport, particularly on ...

... Jail fast by three Irishmen THREE Irish prisoners serving sentences in Albany Prison an the Isle of Wight have been on hunger strike since March 30. They are Paul Holmes (27), of Belfast, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for his part in the London ...

... Honouring eleven valiant Irishmen Y _.. `~.~~.'Ti'. The — Irish (F.A.1.) team which made history by beating England in 1949 — from left, back row—Billy Lord (trainer), Con Martin, Bud Ahern e, Tommy Godwin, Tommy Moroney, Willie Walsh; front row — Peter ...

... spokesman denied local reports that the unit, which was fully armed and in uniform were a half mite in the Republic when stopped. The spokesman said the incursion was the result of a silly map reading error, and the unit had just gone 200 yards into the South ...

... bravest and strongest Irishman of his generation, had died with his dreams of a free, united and peaceful Ireland uncompleted. But the work done by him and other great Irishmen remained solid and sustaining to this day. Mr. Sean Collins, 8.L., speaking for ...

... the Manchester United team which beat Leicester City in the 1963 F.A. Cup Final/— Louis McDonnell, 28 Kincora Avenue, Clontart, Dublin 3. Three Irishmen, Noel Cantwell (captain), Tony Dunne ,and Johnny Giles were in the Manchester United team which beat ...