Republicans gathered at Shanaglish Church, Gort, County Galway on November 24th to commemorate the Loughnane Brothers. After marching to the cemetery led by the National Flag and Piper a decade of the Rosary was delivered by Republican Sinn Féin Councillor… Read More ›
Commemorative
Chuimhneacháin: Paying tribute to Ireland’s patriot dead & remembering significant points in the liberation struggle.
Rest in Peace, Brian Smullen
The death has taken place of County Organiser Brian Smullen in Tralee. Brian a native of Rhod Co. Offaly was born in 1948. In his youth he joined the local Slua of na Fianna Éireann as well as his local… Read More ›
Máire Drumm — 37th anniversary
Today is the 37th anniversary of the death of Máire Drumm. She came from a Republican family in South Armagh, with her mother having been active during the Tan War and the subsequent conflict with the Free State. In 1940… Read More ›
Joseph Murphy and Terence McSwiney
Today is the 93rd anniversary of two gallant Corkmen who perished on hunger strike on October 25th 1920- Joseph Murphy and Terence McSwiney. Joseph Murphy was from Togher on the outskirts of Cork City. He was an avid sportsman who… Read More ›
Cuimhnigh linn Óglach Michael Kane inniú.
Michael was originally from the New Lodge area of North Belfast. After leaving school he learned the trade of French-polishing, subsequently setting up a business in the Short Strand area of the city. In his spare time he loved to… Read More ›
Tá Fiann James Templeton in ár smaointe ar an lá seo.
Today is the 38th anniversary of his death. The Templeton family lived on the Lower Ormeau Road in South Belfast. They were a family of five, with James, his parents and his two sisters. He received his education locally, and… Read More ›
Cuimhnigh linn Óglach Eamonn Bradley inniú.
Eamonn ‘Bronco’ Bradley came from Shantallow, just outside Derry City. He got involved in the Republican Movement at a young age, being O/C of Na Fianna Éireann in Shantallow at the age of 16. He performed that role brilliantly and… Read More ›
Cuimhnigh linn Óglach James Crossan inniú.
On the evening of Saturday August 23rd 1958, James Crossan travelled to Swanlibar, near the Cavan-Fermanagh border, with his neighbour Seán Reilly. The purpose of their journey was to procure a tricolour that was to be flown at a Republican… Read More ›
Cuimhnigh linn Óglaigh Patrick Hughes, Oliver Rowntree agus Noel Madden inniú.
On August 22nd 1972, an accidental explosion at the customs station on the Dublin Road in Newry claimed the lives of three IRA volunteers. A number of civilians also perished in the tragedy. Patrick Hughes Patrick Hughes was raised on… Read More ›
Cuimhnigh linn Michael Devine ar an lá seo.
Michael was born on May 26th 1954 in the Springtown camp- a former World War Two US Army base on the outskirts of Derry City. In 1960 the family moved to the Creggan area of the city. He was educated… Read More ›
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