Céad míle fáilte! (Kay-od mee-leh foyle-cha!) translated means, A hundred thousand welcomes! But if you are ethnically Jewish ...

The funeral of the late Fenian, Jeremiah O’Donovan Rossa, was the occasion of one of the most striking nationalist ...

The 'Houdini Men' of Kilkenny hurling will be hoping to pull off another daring escape during the next few weeks. Fenians (Johnstown) have diced with relegation from the senior championship more times ...

A BOOK chronicling the lives of seven Kilmallock Fenians who were convicted for their part in the attack on Kilmallock police barracks in 1867 has been launched in the town. A BOOK chronicling the ...

The public outcry which followed was compounded when Archbishop Bartholomew Cavanagh, the Parish Priest of Knock, publicly castigated the Fenians, the Land League and their leaders from the pulpit ...

Another mass meeting of Fenians was held this evening. Large numbers could not obtain admittance. Eloquent speeches were made by B.B. DALY, State Centre of Indiana; Mr. DELANY, of Connecticut ...

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That policy was to undermine the confidence of the Fenians, or rather of the Irish people in each other, in their leaders, and in all whom they had come to look upon as friends, aiders or abettors.

They've been named the "World's Best" eight times for their Irish Single Malt. Read more: Buffalo Fenians GAA 'thrilled' to partner with Clonakilty Distillery on limited edition Irish whiskey In 2019, ...

The Frank and Mary Byrne Memorial Commemoration will take place on September 30, 2023 at 1 pm at Old Saint Mary's Cemetery, 103 Pine Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, USA. We will have tents at the ...

A woman who was released from prison on Friday has been jailed at Derry Magistrate's Court after calling police officers 'dirty huns and Fenians'. Biddy Mongan (24) of Glenabbey Crescent in Derry ...

In 1742 a notice appeared in Faulkener’s Dublin Gazzette. It read: ”that for the pleasure of the quality frequenting Ballyspellan Spa, there was very good fox and hare hunting, horse racing, dancing ...