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As we emerge from the “Decade of Centenaries” the story of County Clare’s leading role in the fight for Irish Freedom is now widely known and well documented. Historic events like the ambushes at Rineen and Glenwood, the capture of RIC Barracks at Ruan and Sixmilebridge and the sacrifice of leading republican rebels like Peadar […]
A building with connections to the republican cause during the foundation of the State, has gone on sale in Charleville with a price-tag of €220,000.
Dublin City unveiled two plaques ahead of the 103rd anniversary of Bloody Sunday in 1920.
Fourteen people died in the Bloody Sunday shooting in Croke Park, including three children and Tipperary player Michael Hogan.
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Dublin City Council renamed Clonliffe Bridge in honour of the 14 civilians killed on November 21st, 1920