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... for £5,000 at an auction in London. Secret reports on the United Irishmen and letters, documents and manuscripts from historical and literiry figures were also up for sale. The United Irishmen reports, one of which noted the clearest proofs of a systematic ...
... PROPHET OF IRISH INDEPENDENCE By Marianne Elliott Yale University Press £16.95 ( UK) of the formation of the Society of United Irishmen draws near, we have a superb biography. I can think of no one better qualified to write it than Dr Marianne Elliott, a ...
... buildings that once was a meeting place for the United Irishmen ttheir work would secure the future of the hall. Mr. Haughey recalled its rich history including its period as a venue for Society of United Irishmen meetings prior to the '9B Rising. We can therefore ...
... five miles from the centre of Belfast, Dundonald's sympathies were strongly Republican in 1798 and membership of the United Irishmen high. Its history since then is almost a metaphor for Ireland's missed opportunities. As recently as the 1960 s there ...
... The programme examines the role of Wolfe Tone. who became the best-known figure of the United Irishmen, the underground revolutionary organisation formed to united Catholics and Protestants in an effort to break the tie with England. Discussing the f ...
... about Fr. Kelly the Boy from R yan an d extra di t i on . Mane, the famous song commemorating the One London-based United Irishmen Rebellion radio station is interpret. in 1798, is one of numer- log the ban to cover all ous songs to be blacked. political ...
... McCracken. by Mary McNeill (Blackstaff; £4.95) is the story of the sister of Henry Joy McCracken, the executed member of the United Irishmen, and was hailed on ...
... declared war on Britain. and the British government clamped down on political agitation throughout the British Isles. The United Irishmen were banned, and promptly turned themselves into a secret society. They now turned away from peaceful reform and laid ...
... including one or tw•o rather sad ones at that. Fetching decidedly less at the same sale was a group of secret reports of the United Irishmen, tracing their con= piracy up to August 1798 and boasting the clearest proofs of a systematic design to dissolve the ...
... including one or two rather sad ones at that. Fetching decidedly less at the same sale was a group of secret reports of the United Irishmen. tracing their convpiracy up to August 1798 and boasting the clearest proofs of a systematic design to dissolve the ...
... War of Independence in the same %a% as it %as fashionable. at the turn of the century, to denigrate N olfe Tone and the United Irishmen. Cooneillior Madigan's statement% were described as deplorable by Fine Gael councillor Aine Elliott. She said: This ...
... including one or tw•o rather sad ones at that. Fetching decidedly less at the same sale was a group of secret reports of the United Irishmen, tracing their conspiracy up to August 1798 and boasting the clearest proofs of a systematic design to dissolve the ...