Distant City, Close Experience
Gaza and Granard, both experienced revenge attacks from insurgents activities, bar Gaza is on a greater scale than anything the Black and …
Gaza and Granard, both experienced revenge attacks from insurgents activities, bar Gaza is on a greater scale than anything the Black and …
Bonfires blaze, fueled by hate, but the bonfires are an Irish tradition (1) Political maze, each site prate, the other view with …
Smoke had cleared, blood clotted, breaths gone Flies feasted on the dead Victories armies raged the land Men fled to hills and …
“I’ll wake him” said Mac Eoin to the British officer on finding the soldier asleep at the gate of Athlone Barracks, and …
He never went home. We know not his name… A man from Mayo… we pass where he sleeps, He who died for …
Oh, Erin mourns a daughter Who was tragically cut away A Scot of Ulster who for Ireland Was killed one fateful day …
Carve his name, place in stone each letter, To do so… now it is the time… The call, a campaign to start, …
Was it to be remembered that they took the sword Under the banner of green, the Oath and the Word, Against overwhelming …
Against all hope, with only hope, They held their Pikes in hand Catholic, Protestant, Dissenters together, To break the link with England. …
He lost her, that he desired, A love that was not to be, Her… she married another, That she loved more, though …
No crusaders they were, on holy war… To spread the word of God and the Good News, As such – but they …
In Scottish fashion to be wed Hugh Mc Kee to the Tavern did go And all were assembled there Bar the bride …
In a chapel a man stood beside His nervous and blushing bride “I do till death” each to their vows replied And …
Picture: Athlone refugee centre, scene of some of the fighting in the Sieges of Athlone in the Wiliamite Wars 1689-1692 A dream …
No more the hammer strikes the anvil As the blacksmith discussed the news With the clients from the country As he hammered …
On listening to a talk about three men killed by firing squad in Birr castle in 1922 during the Irish Civil War. …
Every July Drums beat Chests proud To fife and drum For freedom of faith And a battle won By one for that …
Elle enleve le masque qu’elle montre au monde Derriere lequel elle cache ses soucis Elle craint les juges regards Et tous ses …
This day we all remember As we are asked to and yet It seems our own who faught for their own land …
Not all Protestants have a need for Orangism, though there is a face that is not as bigoted as what is presented …