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Emmet Dalton describes The Somme, 1976

Dalton was a pretty interesting character. He joined the Irish Volunteers in 1913 and was weapons smuggling for them although only aged 15. When WW1 broke out, under the recommendation of John Redmond with the promise of Home Rule, Dalton along with 20,000 other Irish Volunteers would join the British Army to fight the war. He would fight in many battles, among them was the bloody fighting during the Battle of Ginchy, in which over 4,000 Irishmen were killed or wounded & earned him the Military Cross. Among the casualties was a personal friend of his, Tom Kettle, who was an up and coming figure in moderate Irish nationalism before his death at the Somme. Dalton would be promoted to Captain by the end of the war.

When he arrived home after the war, he & his younger brother Charlie would join the IRA where he quickly rose to IRA Director of Intelligence, becoming close friends with Michael Collins & was involved in the Squad, the Dublin-based assassination unit.

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Emmet Dalton Remembers - Part 1 of 2

Major General Emmet Dalton, interviewed by Cathal O’Shannon, recalls and speaks with great detail the Irish uprising, the Great War (the Somme) and the War of Independence.

They're promoting soyburgers again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgNTt2ecZek

Emmet Dalton on the death of Tom Kettle interviewed in 1970s near Ginchy, which saw 4330 Irishmen killed or wounded in 10 days (September 1-10th 1916).

Bandon, Cork formed from the Munster Plantation 1604. Catholics were forbidden from residence. Above the gates read

Jew, Turk or atheist
May enter here, but not a Papist

Underneath an irishman had scrawled:

Whoever wrote this wrote it well
For the same is writ on the gates of Hell

from 'The South of Ireland in 1850', by Archibald G. Stark

Before Eoghan Ruadh Ó Néill untimely death (either poisoned or death from infected wound) Daniel O'Neill, his nephew, saw signs of mental debility. "God help him," said he, "he talks of freeing Ireland first, and afterwards expelling the Turk from Europe" — glorious boyhood dreams on Tyrone hills flashing back after fifty years on the darkening intelligence of the great old warrior. The world and its cares were passing away, and on the 6th of November, 1649, the news was borne to a doomed Ireland, that the greatest of her sons was dead.

Taken from Owen Roe O'Neill by John Francis Taylor

At the 1906 Olympic Games Peter O’Connor scaled the flag pole and tore off the Union Jack, which represented him, replacing it with an Irish flag.
At the base of the flag pole the other Irish athletes fought the officials who tried to stop him.

More of his story on this account:
https://twitter.com/wetheirishpod/status/1420031696464920578

Prioritising Irish people to be housed first in their own ancestral homeland is racist according to the Anglo Owned DublinLive

For note - Dublin Live is run by MGN Ltd., which is headquartered in Canary Wharf, London.

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/racism-far-right-dublin-politics-21209474

This is unironically what most ''refugees'' claim to try get asylum here

For notice, Jude Max Barrett was a founding member of the Irish Refugee Council so if he finds your asylum application implausible, it's safe to say it's a load of bollocks

Doonagore Castle, a 16th century tower house at Doolin, Clare. Owned originally by the O'Connors, before passing into the possession of the O'Briens. 170 shipwrecked Spanish sailors from the armada were hanged by English authorities here in 1588.

Because this is a predominately Irish society?

We need more Irish teachers who speak Irish, not less.

https://twitter.com/irishexaminer/status/1421433549346021383?s=20

Reminder this is all an excuse to get rid of the Irish Language in schools once and for all. This sort of talk needs to be opposed at all costs.