I really like this guy.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ugpPeoK7nzw&feature=youtu.be

Sean M Crowley

The Ireland that lots of us remember and is in our DNA. You, Ryan will never erase it. Connemara, 1972, bringing home a cart load of turf. Note the iron band wheels, the traditional dry stone walls and thatched cottage. Our Heritage, our Culture, our Irishness, Ryan!

In January 1847, Meagher, together with John Mitchel, William Smith O'Brien, and Thomas Devin Reilly formed a new repeal body, the Irish Confederation. In 1848, Meagher and O'Brien went to France to study revolutionary events there, and returned to Ireland with the new Flag of Ireland, a tricolour of green, white and orange made by and given to them by French women sympathetic to the Irish cause.

The acquisition of the flag is commemorated at the 1848 Flag Monument in the Irish parliament. The design used in 1848 was similar to the present flag, except that orange was placed next to the staff, and the red hand of Ulster decorated the white field. This flag was first flown in public on 1 March 1848, during the Waterford by-election, when Meagher and his friends flew the flag from the headquarters of Meagher's "Wolfe Tone Confederate Club" at No. 33, The Mall, Waterford.

Following the incident known as the Young Irelander Rebellion of 1848 or "Battle of Ballingarry" in August 1848, Meagher, Terence MacManus, O'Brien, and Patrick O'Donoghue were arrested, tried and convicted for sedition. Due to a newly passed ex post facto law, the sentence meant that Meagher and his colleagues were sentenced to be "hanged, drawn and quartered". It was after his trial that Meagher delivered his famous Speech From the Dock.

While awaiting execution in Richmond Gaol, Meagher and his colleagues were joined by Kevin Izod O'Doherty and John Martin. But, due to public outcry and international pressure, royal clemency commuted the death sentences to transportation for life to "the other side of the world".

In 1849 all were sent to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania, Australia). On July 20, the day after being notified of his exile to Van Diemen's Land, Meagher announced that he wished henceforth to be known as Thomas Francis O'Meagher.

He escaped and took part in the American Civil War. He ended up fighting for the Union but before the war supported the South.

After the war, Meagher was appointed Secretary of the new Territory of Montana; soon after arriving there, he was designated Acting Governor.

Sometime in the early evening of 1 July 1867, Meagher fell overboard from the steamboat G. A. Thompson, into the Missouri River.

Barbaric Murders expose delusion of 'Progressive Ireland' fantasy

Watch "Ireland's response to the Ukraine war" on YouTube
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" For what died the sons .." Reupload from the way back machine in 2018 seems appropriate to share again in these difficult times. Support Grand Torino on Locals @ https://locals.com/member/GrandTorino

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Integrity Ireland was live.

Leo Varadkar being inducted into the depopulation programme. Above: being presented with a crystal obelisk from Grand Master of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, Edward Stevenson. @offgridiireland ☘️

Eire look over us

A Requiem for your troubles

Looked upon as God's

I am the Irish Language