When our people remember their unity as a distinct and separate race, whose great past of glory and struggle refutes any lies of us being a 'rotten' or 'slave' race, when they remember that this nation, from Kerry to Antrim, is ours by the right of God and of the innumerable dead who gave their blood so that we may never forget who we are, then the old slogan can come to life again:

IRELAND BELONGS TO THE IRISH

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What this pyramid of kingship, conjured up in the law tracts, did not allow for was a king operating at a higher level than a province-king, i.e. a high-king of Ireland. But this does not mean that no such notion existed: it occurs occasionally in legal texts and is a commonplace in historical texts and in literature. A kingship of all Ireland presumed a sense of Ireland as representing a whole, and such a sense certainly existed. Another name for the highest rank of king, the rí ruirech (‘king of overkings’), was rí cóigid (‘king of a fifth’), from the assumption that the island had been, or should be, divided into five provinces—though in the historic era there were always more — and of course the concept of a fifth presupposes a whole of which it was a part.

Brian Boru and the Battle of Clontarf - Seán Duffy (2013)

Let it be clear: the leadership of all these so-called 'Republican' organisations have lost all legitimate claim to the name due to their total inaction in the face of what has happened in Belfast. They have revealed themselves as utterly servile to the Jewish-American world-view, which has corrupted everything meaningful about the history of our people's struggle and their particularity. They'd rather watch as Irishmen are butchered by foreigners than do what braver, nobler men have done in the millennium-long story of our race; they have allowed the Loyalists to have a legitimate claim to have done more in defence of our people, is that not madness? If our people are to survive, then a new generation of men, not chained to the mistakes of an older generation, gone in the teeth, will need to step up and restore to us what is truly ours.

Rougher than death the road I choose
Yet shall my feet not walk astray,
Though dark, my way I shall not lose
For this way is the darkest way.

Set but a limit to the loss
And something shall at last abide,
The blood-stained beams that formed
the cross,
The thorns that crowned the crucified;

But who shall lose all things in One,
Shut out from Heaven and the Pit
Shall lose the darkness and the sun,
The finite and the infinite;

And who shall see in one small flower
The chariots and the thrones of might
Shall be in peril from that hour
Of blindness and the endless night;

And who shall hear in one short name
Apocalyptic thunders seven
His heart shall flicker like a flame
'Twixt Hell's gates and the gates of Heaven

The Dark Way - Seosamh Pluincéid (Joseph Plunkett)

"Like O'Connell, de Valera counsels patience. 'All will be well'. But the people continue to live in poverty and slavery. On the other hand the IRA takes its stand with Mitchel and Lalor. It says, 'It is definitely better to attempt revolution than to allow our Race to become extinct or to sink into such a state of degradation that its salvation is impossible."

IRA War News (December 1939)

Dear K,

I am in better health and more satisfied than for many a
day—all will be well eventually—but this is my good-bye
and now you are ever before me to cheer me—God bless
you and the boys. Let them be proud to follow same path—
Sean is with me and McG,’ all well—they all heroes. I’m
full of pride my love.

Yours
Tom

Message to his Wife from Richmond Barracks, 30 April, 1916, Tomás Séamus Ó Cléirigh (Thomas James Clarke)

Charles Desmond Greaves was a key influence on the modernisers despite the fact that he never lived in Ireland, nor was he at any time a member of the movement. His influence, however, was exercised over a long period through his membership of the Connolly Association and his close personal contacts with Roy Johnston and Anthony Coughlan and through them with leading republicans like Cathal Goulding. Greaves's ideas, particularly on the civil rights strategy, played a key role up to the early 1970s. Greaves is best known as a Marxist historian and he was the author of political biographies of James Connolly, Sean O'Casey and Liam Mellows. Most of his published work was concerned with Irish affairs and he was the long-time editor of the Irish Democrat, the newspaper of the Connolly Association. Greaves was a member of the Communist Party of Great Britain from 1934 until his death in 1986. He appears to have developed an early interest in Irish politics and joined the Connolly Association in 1941.

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The IRA, 1956-69: Rethinking the Republic - Matt Treacy (2011)

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Jew, Donna Rachel's reaction to over 250,000 White British girls being gang raped and trafficked by Muslim child-rape gangs. She laughs as she knows very well that it was her people who brought the Arabic racial plague into the UK in the first place, and they are having the much-desired effect that the Jews wished for. They simply cannot contain their joy at the thought of raped and murdered White children, such is the nature of the Jew.

“When we win, do not forget that these people want you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and they think it’s funny.”

His songs were a little phrase
Of eternal song,
Drowned in the harping of lays
More loud and long.

His deed was a single word,
Called out alone
In a night when no echo stirred
To laughter or moan.

But his songs new souls shall thrill,
The loud harps dumb,
And his deed the echoes fill
When the dawn is come.

Of a Poet Patriot - Tomás Anéislis Mac Donnchadha (Thomas Stanislaus MacDonagh)

No craven dirge of sorrow
Our hearts will sing to-day,
No whinings for the morrow
Or for ages passed away;
But a song of bold rejoicing
That the seed by our martyrs sown
Has sprung to bloom by the lonely tomb
Of our own unconquered Tone !

O, brave young men of Eirinn !
Be steadfast, leal and true,
Be generous in your daring
For the cause of Roisin Dubh;
Be hers in joy and sorrow,
Even though you stand alone
For the stainless Right, 'gainst England's might,
Like our own unconquered Tone !

His fame is in your keeping,
To hold without a stain,
Till freedom's fires are leaping
- From every hill and plain;
Till Ireland's battle slogan
Shall reach to the despot's throne,
And swords aflame shall trace the name
Of our own unconquered Tone !

A Song of Tone - Brian Ó hUigínn (Brian O'Higgins)

"Even Al Smith made reference, although jokingly, to this political shift when he spoke at a 1934 fund-raising dinner to aid the Jews in Germany. "All my life," he said, "I've been hearing about the plight of the poor Jews some place in the world .... As I look around the room tonight, I see the Governor here, Herby Lehman. He's Jewish. Take the Mayor, he's half Jewish. The President of the Board of Aldermen, my old job, Bernie Deutsch, he's Jewish and so is Sam Levy, the Borough President of Manhattan. I'm beginning to wonder if someone shouldn't do something for the poor Irish, here in New York."

Neighbors in Conflict: The Irish, Germans, Jews, and Italians of New York City, 1929-1941 - Ronald H. Bayor (1988)