Forwarded from Archiving Irish Diversity Stuff (AIDS)
The interwar Irish army had a strangely Central European aesthetic
Should bring it back
Should bring it back
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Rentier Capitalism, Nationalism and the New War.
Clip taken from 'Béal Na Bláth' on YouTube
Clip taken from 'Béal Na Bláth' on YouTube
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Only way to put an end to an Ethnic and Cultural cleansing is through Nationalism.
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Credits: catholic.ubermxnch on Instagram.
Join the National Party!
Credits: catholic.ubermxnch on Instagram.
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"The trenches in Flanders have been the graves of scores of thousands of young Irishmen, scores of thousands of the physically strongest of the Irish race have met their death there in desperate battle with a brave enemy who bore them no malice and only wished well for their country."
- James Connolly
Troops of the 5th Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers (10th Irish Division) in the trenches of Gallipoli. Imperial War Museum image.
- James Connolly
Troops of the 5th Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers (10th Irish Division) in the trenches of Gallipoli. Imperial War Museum image.
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Patriots of Ireland
https://odysee.com/@IrishHistoryDocumentaries:e/FamineSkibbereen:5
A documentary that's well worth a watch.
Forwarded from Irish Republican Channel (Irish Republican)
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Forwarded from The Best of Europa
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March is designated Celtic Month
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The 10th Tennessee Infantry Regiment of Militia Volunteers.
Known as the “Bloody Tinth”, it was one of only two Irish Catholic regiments in the Confederate Army
The Regimental flag originally belonged to Company ‘D’ of the Tennessee State Militia. It was outlined in Kelly Green on a light green background. A gold harp, maroon trim with white lettering; above the harp, “Sons of Erin”; below the harp “Where glory await you”.
“They were engaged by five to one when charged on with pure steel, But Erin’s sons did loudly cry “We’ll die before we’ll kneel!”
Known as the “Bloody Tinth”, it was one of only two Irish Catholic regiments in the Confederate Army
The Regimental flag originally belonged to Company ‘D’ of the Tennessee State Militia. It was outlined in Kelly Green on a light green background. A gold harp, maroon trim with white lettering; above the harp, “Sons of Erin”; below the harp “Where glory await you”.
“They were engaged by five to one when charged on with pure steel, But Erin’s sons did loudly cry “We’ll die before we’ll kneel!”
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Forwarded from The National Party │ An Páirtí Náisiúnta
Great day out in Blanchardstown today. Chatting with the public and spreading the National Party message.
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nationalparty.ie/join
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Some images from Blueshirt rallies led by General Eoin O'Duffy.
Note the photo of the commemoration of the fallen Blueshirt Michael Patrick Lynch murdered on the 13th of August 1934 with the drums.
Note the interesting cover of Maurice Mannings book.
Note the photo of the commemoration of the fallen Blueshirt Michael Patrick Lynch murdered on the 13th of August 1934 with the drums.
Note the interesting cover of Maurice Mannings book.
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