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... United Irishmen cheer for European progress Gerry McDermott Bootroom improvement, says Dillon. If we can establish a financial model where full-time football is justified then I believe that full-time training for our best players will get us to the ...
... London's united Irishmen Collective stronger than the individual as this true team of Exiles bid for glory Mick Cleary round understanding of the game is fantastic. JUST another game? Far from it. The dear old cup has had its tarnished moments as it ...
... greater emphasis on much earlier developments: the theories of the United Irishmen, the 1798 rebellion and alienation of Catholics who supported the Act of Union in 1800. The United Irishmen. he said, expanded the Whig version of liberty to include Catholics ...
... In Ireland • 1994 Exploration • 1993 From Farm To Factory • 1992 Revolutionary Movements of the Americans, French and United Irishmen. ...
... Society of United Irishmen, a republican organisation behind the rebellion of 1798. Runaway brides Robert Emmet led a rising some four years later. The names of William Drennan, Archibald Hamilton Rowan and other less wellknown United Irishmen also appear ...
... about it. I did nothing wrong and I don't feel any stigma attaches to me for it. CHIEF SOURCES: Interviews, Chris Moore United Irishmen (Mainsteam 1999), John Scally Simply Red and Green (Mainstream 1998), the Irish Independent, Evening Herald and Daily ...
... Ireland. Events were also held in Castleisland and Moyvane, birthplace of Philip Cunningham, who was part of the 1804 United Irishmen rising in Australia. ...
... by at Ballydonarea House. Its history spans centuries, and it was once leased by the Maguire family, famous in 1798 as United Irishmen. The home was later owned by Sir Alfred Hime, KCMG, who was born there in 1842. The nobleman spent most of his military ...
... more creditable because he hails from the Northern Protestant tradition, albeit the dissenting radical strain of the United Irishmen. Judiciously argued and eminently readable, Brown's book is a badly needed contribution to our understanding of history ...
... Catholicism was not always as important a part of the Irish nationalist self identity as it was later to become. Many United Irishmen were Protestant, but no Protestant was among the 917 rebels detained in the ...
... fractured bones and broken arms. But there is a deeper, more insidious torture. Aine Ryan on a remarkable initiative. 20-24 UNITED IRISHMEN Roy Keane and Denis Irwin were responsible for bringing more silverware to Old Trafford than Ali Baba ever brought to ...
... Hamilton sought refuge at the Waller home on a fateful March night. Dr Hamilton, a magistrate, was being pursued by some United Irishmen because of his opposition to their revolutionary plans. When they demanded he be - handed over Mrs Waller rushed to protect ...