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Category Archives: Ireland
Ireland’s Wars: Liscarroll
If the war was going poorly for the Confederates in Ulster and Leinster, and was locked in an apparent stalemate in Connacht, it at least appeared to be going a great deal better in Munster. Initial setbacks for the rebels … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged confederate wars, cork, history, ireland, liscarroll, munster, war
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Ireland’s Wars: The War In Galway
We’ve looked at Leinster, Ulster and Munster in the course of the first year of the Confederate Wars. But we haven’t really looked across the Shannon to Connacht. The reasons are many. Connacht was no stranger to the general tumult … Continue reading
Ireland’s Wars: Glenmaquin
Phelim O’Neill still seemed to be the leader of the rebellion, in the absence of any other stand-put candidate. He was the chief conspirator of the initial uprising still standing, and he controlled significant military forces. But those forces were … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, War
Tagged 1641, 1642, confederate wars, glenmaquin, history, ireland, laggan army, phelim o'neill, war
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Football Round-Up (LOI Week Nine, EPL Week 36)
Unfortunately, I was not able to attend Limerick’s last two games, the latest of which ended just a short while ago, so my opinions are limited. Against Derry, it was always going to be a tough task, and by all … Continue reading
Posted in English Premiership, Football 12/13, Ireland, League of Ireland, Limerick, Sport
Tagged chelsea, epl, football, ireland, limerick, loi, man utd
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Revolutionary Remembrance: Nine Tenants To Follow
Wednesday was the 97th anniversary of the beginning of the Easter Rising. For better or worse, the Easter Rising has become the focal point of our revolutionary past and remembrance of the same. Most seem to place the start of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Revolutionary Remembrance
Tagged easter rising, history, revolutionary remembrance, war
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Ireland’s Wars: Monro’s Arrival And Kilrush
The Irish had fallen back from the failed assault on Drogheda, and while they continued to control very large swaths of territory in Ireland (the amount does bear repeating, over 80% of Irish territory was not in English control by … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged carrickfergus, confederates, history, ireland, kilrush, monro, newry, ormonde, scotland, war
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Constitutional Convention: Same Sex Marriage
This one is a little different to the last few issues the constitutional convention has discussed, in that it is actually an important issue that deserves some constitutional discussion. This is going to be a short and sweet post, because … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Convention, Ireland, Politics
Tagged ccven, constitutional convention, ireland, politics, same sex marriage
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Ireland’s Wars: The Bloodshed Of 1641
The plot of the 23rd of October had gone off, with great success in the north, and the shockwave that it caused would reach all over Ireland. It would take a few months for it turn into a recognisable war, … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1641, civil war, confederates, ireland, irelands wars, massacre, phelim, war
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