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Ireland’s Wars: The First Decades For Northern Ireland

Posted on Feb 8, 2022 by NFB

We do spend most of this series dealing with events in what we would identify as the lower 26 counties, at this time of discussion the Irish Fee State. Partly this is because of my own bias, which I cannot … Continue reading →

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Ireland’s Wars: Dolly’s Brae

Posted on Sep 7, 2016 by NFB

I’ve talked about Orange Order marches before, as far back as my discussion on the event that inspired them. The practise of Protestant societies marching on the 12th of July had already caused a great deal of trouble, rioting and … Continue reading →

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Ireland’s Wars: Emancipation And Tithes

Posted on Jul 27, 2016 by NFB

It was in the 1830’s that the agrarian unrest in Ireland, characterised by the emergence of the Ribbonmen movement, really exploded into something much more dangerous than the occasional harassment of an unjust landlord. It was a time in Ireland … Continue reading →

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Ireland’s Wars: Ribbonmen

Posted on Jul 13, 2016 by NFB

We move now into the 19th century proper, a period of vast political and social change in Ireland. In terms of military history, the 19th century is an understudied and undernoticed era, especially the time between Robert Emmett’s rebellion and … Continue reading →

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