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Official position — Brian Maye on Tomás Mac Giolla - Vimarsana News

Official position — Brian Maye on Tomás Mac Giolla

Northern Ireland’s deepening crisis split republicans and Mac Giolla was president of Official Sinn Féin by January 1970

Cork duo played a part in the last British Coronation... 70 years ago - Vimarsana News

Cork duo played a part in the last British Coronation... 70 years ago

There were actually two Cork people who played important roles in the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II writes John Dolan in his weekly column

President Michael D Higgins will make history at the coronation of King Charles III after a century of snubs - Vimarsana News

President Michael D Higgins will make history at the coronation of King Charles III after a century of snubs

Two weeks from today, President Michael D Higgins will make history by becoming the first Irish head of state to attend the coronation of a British monarch.

Jim Fitzpatrick: Lawyer, businessman, newspaper proprietor and dedicated family man - Vimarsana News

Jim Fitzpatrick: Lawyer, businessman, newspaper proprietor and dedicated family man

Irish News chairman Jim Fitzpatrick has left an indelible imprint on both this newspaper and the wider community which it serves.

IRISH NATIONALISM IN CLEVELAND | Encyclopedia of Cleveland History | Case Western Reserve University - Vimarsana News

IRISH NATIONALISM IN CLEVELAND | Encyclopedia of Cleveland History | Case Western Reserve University

IRISH NATIONALISM IN CLEVELAND IRISH NATIONALISM IN CLEVELAND.   Support for the cause of Irish nationhood has flourished in Cleveland, Ohio, for as long as IRISH immigrants have settled in the area. Cleveland first began to attract Irish laborers in numbers when work commenced here on the OHIO AND ERIE CANAL in 1825.  Several early immigrants were noted in obituaries and family lore as supporters of the United Irishmen Rebellion of 1798 or followers of patriot Robert Emmet, who was executed by the British in 1803. A Friends of Ireland group was formed in Cleveland in 1841, and the cityâ€...

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