Belfast Republican Jimmy Roe’s Internment order document.
Jimmy Roe was arrested 20th, May 1972 and interned without trial in Cage 22 at Long Kesh concentration until July 1975. The arrest document misspell his mothers name Mrs. A […]
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Exclusive 1966 report on the Pre- split IRA.
The Daily Telegraph exclusive 6th, April 1966 report about the activity’s of IRA on the anniversary of the 1916 Easter rising. In addition photographs of armed pre-split IRA volunteers at […]
Michael Flannery (1903-1994) contribution during the Q&A session at The Untold Story of The Clan na Gael.
Veteran Irish Republican Michael Flannery’s contribution during the Q&A session at the Seán Cronin lecture, on The Untold Story of The Clan na Gael. 29th, March 1992 at the Manhattan […]
General Tom Barry with Seamus O’Riain
Tom Barry the former IRA Commander of the Third West Cork Flying Column, during the Irish War of Independence, with Seamus O’Riain. Seamus as a teenager joined the IRA and […]
Bobby Sands, Jimmy Roe and Kevin Carson 8th August, 1976
On 8th August, 1976, flag-bearers Bobby Sands left, Jimmy Roe and Kevin Carson right, at Belfast Sinn Féin, protest from the Busy Bee in Andersonstown to Dunville Park for a […]
Saor Éire Action Group 1967-73.
The 1960s was a time of upheaval and change in conservative Irish society; social attitudes, fashion and music, for instance, all changed dramatically. New social movements helped shape the concept […]
Kevin Keating Long Time Political Activist.
The story of Socialist activist Kevin Keating, who joined Young Socialist in the 1960s and within a few years he enlisted in the Republican Movement. He became an integral part […]
John McAnulty a long-time Trotskyist activist
John McAnulty is a long-time Trotskyist activist and the founder member of Socialist Democracy Ireland. He became an integral part of the Irish revolution when he became a member of […]
Brigadista Bob Doyle: From Dublin’s Slums to the Battlefields of Spain.
By Stewart Reddin. (Brigadista Bob Doyle — Image designed by Nekane Orkaizagirre) Robert (Bob) Andrew Doyle was born on 12th February 1916 at 15 Linenhall Street in Dublin’s northwest inner […]
Butch Roche from Wexford threw two CS gas grenades into the House of Commons.
The RUC used CS gas for the first time in their history in the Bogside of Derry on the 12th August 1969. It invisibly covered the streets while seeping into […]
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