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Tag Archives: defence forces
The Defence Forces (3 Days To Election)
So, my last issue post is one that’s very much of a personal interest, and a little self-indulgent on my part I’ll admit, but whatever, that’s what a blogs for. I’ve always had an interest in military history and the … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2016, Ireland, Irish Defence Forces, Politics
Tagged aaa-pbp, defence forces, fianna fail, fine gael, ge16, General Election 2016, greens, ireland, labour, politics, renua, sinn fein, soc dems
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Revolutionary Remembrance: “Óglaigh na hÉireann”
When one hears the words “Óglaigh na hÉireann”, one can be forgiven for immediately thinking of the terrorist organizations that have come to be associated with it. Those three words have a torturous history, stretching as far back as the … Continue reading
17 Candidates!? (17 Days To Election)
Wicklow holds the record for the most candidates: 17. Five seats up for grabs. The 17 are three FG, two FF, three Lab, one SF, one G, five Inds and two from Fis Nua. Really looking forward to seeing how that one works out. Kind of astonished Fis Nua, a new … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2011, Ireland, Irish Defence Forces, Politics
Tagged debate, defence forces, enda kenny, fis nua, frontline, general election 2011, ireland, pearse doherty, politics, sinn fein, wicklow
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