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... most daring of the frontiersmen. Inthe 1770'5, 1780 s and 17905, Presbyterians were prominent amongst the Volunteers and United Irishmen. In fact, following the 1798 Rising, two Presbyterian ministers were executed, six imprisoned and eighteen exiled. Mr ...
... one of the most celebrated figures in Irish history, became the best known figure of the United Irishmen — the underground revolutionary organisation formed to unite Catholics and Protestants in an effort to break the tie with England. (BBC 2 8.10 pm) THE ...
... howls of protest from the United team, who wanted the official to speak to a linesman. Shaw refused, and a good 60 seconds later England Youth international David Kerslake shot past Gary Kelly. : But from then on it was United in the driving seat, with ...
... Lloyd George and appeared at first to be a successful way of solving the religious differencesin Ireland. Recognising that uniting the country was virtually impossible, he instead proposed giving the Catholics control of the south, while allowing the Ulster ...
... OXFORDSHIRE YOUTH LEAGUE Banbury United under 18's inflicted upon Wallingford their heaviest ever defeat when they triumphed 5-1. Playing with great determination in order to aveng® :ut \nekll 2-0 defeat Unltie‘tli ;’efi wo goals jup t h Richa Walsh and/ ...
... myself. And what about the Provisionals? Do you honestly think that they would lay down their arms and become model Irishmen in a united Ireland? Not likely. Belfast. Londonderry. and Crossmaglen will always be lawless towns, ruled by the bomb and the ...
... OXFORDSHIRE YOUTH LEAGUE Banbury United under 18's In flicted upon Wallingford their heaviest ever defeat when they triumphed 5-1. Playing with grest determination in order to aveng® :m wlekl‘.l 2-0 defeat Unlt;jc :: wo goals jup through Walsh and/ Bick ...
... Police watched ‘arms cache’ huilt POLICE watched two Irishmen set up arms and explosives dumps in forests near Manchester, an Old Bailey jury was told today. Patrick McLaughlin (40) and Liam McCotter (25) were trailed in a joint operation by Scotland ...
... desperately need to regain the initiative from the psychopathic killers who believe that only Britain stands in the way of a united Marxist Ireland. Security must be tightened, intelligence improved, attempts : made to strongthon Cross- : border co-operation ...
... often the only Englishman redgularly in the first team. surrounded by Irishmen, Scots and Welsh. With Jan Molby, who is a Dane, and Bruce Grobbelaar, who comes from Zimbabwe, it was a United Nations side. “Being an ex-Evertonian with an Irish name, English ...
... that a verdict of not ilty be recorded against Ssboughlin, who pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to cause explosions in the United Kingdom. Ol{nu%hlin smiled as he was cleared. But he refused to stand as the judfi left court — in contrast to his more respectful ...
... Two other Irishmen were involved in the incident as big central defender Alan McDonald fell in the box over the footof John Anderson. Referee Don Shaw of Sandbach pointed straight to the spot and there were howis of protest from the united team, who wanted ...