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NameDes
Date2006-12-07
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MessageGlad that Ben Clingham recognises that Ireland is one country. Shows that the old Dissenter Republican heritage is alive and well.
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NameAlison
Date2006-12-02
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MessageBen Clingham, this is a good Website. smilie It is very informative and interesting to read.
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NameRichard E. Deneen, Jr.
Date2006-11-30
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MessageReally enjoy you site. Trying to find out more about my family past. Couldn't find anything on my family here yet, but plenty about the blood in my veins. Original spelling of my name is, O'Duinnin then to O'Dinneen before finishing with Deneen now.
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NameDenis Doolan
Date2006-11-21
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MessageHas anybody any information on the Denis Doolan who was involved in the Upton Ambush in 1921. My grandfather was a Denis Doolan from Kerry who I know was involved in the republican movement but I don't know if it was him at Upton.
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Namesteve melliard
Date2006-11-16
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Messageexcellent informative website
this really is britains forgotten war but with recent films like "wind that shakes the barley"
and recent developments in the political relationship,it is a period more english people are also interested in learning about
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NameClare Smith
Date2006-11-08
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MessageAlderman Tadgh Barry, C company 1st Brigade, shot dead in Ballykinlar Camp November 1921 is not mentioned on the list of 1st Cork Brigade,he was my great uncle and I have a photo of him if that is the only reason he doesn't merit a mention. He is buried in the Republican Plot in St Finbars cemetary. He was a founder member of the Labour Party in Cork.
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NameSean McArdle
Date2006-10-05
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MessageWent home to Lisburn in July/August and my 98 yo Mum was recapping some of the stories of the troubles in Lisburn. She told of the killing of Insp Swanzy and also the repercussions that followed for Catholics in and around the town. Presbytery burnt down and parishioners hounded out of town??? Is there any authentic recount of the events.

Sean
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NameTim Cronin
Date2006-10-01
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MessageMY graandfather had told stories of how his brother, Connie Cronin, was not allowed to come to the USA because of his involvement with the I.R.A. in Cork. Is there anyplace I can find information on Connie, and any information on captures, rank, etc. Thank you
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NamePeter Curtin
Date2006-09-25
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MessageMaybe Mr. O'Ceallaigh would like to give a hand?
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Namederec o'ceallaigh
Date2006-09-22
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Messagegood job so far with web site, but finish it.
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