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Tag Archives: tom barry
Ireland’s Wars: The IRA In The Late 1930s
We have spent a number of entries discussing the Irish Free State’s, and then Ireland’s, internal politics and foreign relations, but now we must turn back to the case of paramilitary organisations within the confines of Ireland, namely the Irish … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1930s, britain, history, ira, ireland, irish free state, macbride, nazi germany, republicans, s-plan, sean russell, tom barry, war
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Ireland’s Wars: Kilmichael
I feel that it behooves me, at the start of this entry, to give a friendly word of warning. The topic of Kilmichael and what occurred there on the 28th November 1920 might be the most debated engagement of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1920, auxiliaries, britain, cork, history, ira, ireland, kilmichael, ric, tom barry, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: Tom Barry And The Toureen Ambush
It’s taken a while to get to this point, from the moment when we first mentioned the man who, perhaps more than any other, has become synonymous with the idea of Irish guerrilla warfare as practiced in the War of … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1920, britain, british army, charlie hurley, cork, history, ira, ireland, tom barry, toureen, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: Charlie Hurley And The Ahawadda Ambush
From the north of the island back to the south we go today, to turn our eyes back to the County of Cork, now established as Ireland’s real hotbed of revolutionary activity, and to another ambush that indicated the scale … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1920, ahawadda, ambush, black and tans, britain, charlie hurley, cork, history, ira, ireland, ric, tom barry, war, war of independence
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Revolutionary Remembrance: Kilmichael, And A Rebuttal To The Southern Star
It is the centenary decade, so you’re going to bump in to varying opinions about commemoration and remembrance. Occasionally, they will be of the overly-outraged, illogical kind. Like the below. Written by a figure called “Archon”, it is an opinion … Continue reading →
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Tagged comemoration, history, kilmichael, memorial, remembrance, southern star, tom barry, war, war of independence
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Guerilla Days In Ireland (The Play)
Director Neil Pearson has come up with a compelling enough adaptation of Tom Barry’s biography for the stage. The story of Barry, a British soldier turned flying column leader during the Irish War of Independence, the men he led and … Continue reading →
Posted in History, Ireland, Reviews, War
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Tagged aidan o'hare, brendan conroy, crossbarry, guerilla days in ireland, history, ireland, irish civil war, kilmichael, meda ryan, neil pearson, olympia, peter hart, review, revolutionary period, tom barry, war, war of independence, west cork
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