There are 31 events taking place this weekend (Saturday 28th of October, Sunday 29th of October) and next week.
Check below to see which are nearest to you (any events in your county are highlighted).

Hold The Line Belfast is taking place on Saturday 28th at 12pm. The Rise, Broadway Roundabout

Hold The Line Carlow is taking place on Saturday 28th at 12pm. Liberty Tree Fountain, Potato Market

Hold The Line Ashbourne is taking place on Saturday 28th at 1pm. Tesco Carpark

Hold The Line New Ross is taking place on Saturday 28th at 1pm. Hanrahan's Bridge, New Ross

Hold The Line Killarney is taking place on Saturday 28th at 1pm. Mission Road, Killarney Town

Hold The Line Mullingar is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Robinstown roundabout

Hold The Line Ballina is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Ballina Town, Bury Street

Hold The Line Roscommon is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Dunnes Stores

Hold The Line Newbridge is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Woodies carpark

Hold The Line Nenagh is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Beside Dunnes Stores on Limerick Road

Hold The Line Waterford is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Location varies

Hold The Line Longford is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. By the post office on Main Street

Hold The Line Enniscorthy is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Meet at Abbey Square

Hold The Line Ennis is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Clareabbey Roundabout

Hold The Line Derry is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. St Columb's Theatre, Millenium Forum

Hold The Line Clonmel is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Kickham Army Barracks, Davis Road

Hold The Line Lismore is taking place on Saturday 28th at 2pm. Lismore Castle car park

Hold The Line Galway is taking place on Sunday 29th at 12:30pm. Across from Dunnes, Headford Road

Hold The Line Limerick is taking place on Sunday 29th at 1pm. Parkway roundabout

Hold The Line Bray is taking place on Sunday 29th at 1pm. Outside AXA on Dublin Road

Hold The Line Castlebar is taking place on Sunday 29th at 2pm. Dublin Road, by Mulroy's roundabout

Hold The Line Letterkenny is taking place on Sunday 29th at 2pm. Tesco Shopping Centre

Hold The Line Naas is taking place on Sunday 29th at 2pm. Poplar Square

Hold The Line Sligo is taking place on Sunday 29th at 2pm. Tubs & Tiles car park, Duck Street.

Hold The Line Tramore is taking place on Sunday 29th at 2pm. On the promenade. Tramore, Waterford

Hold The Line Wexford is taking place on Sunday 29th at 2pm. The Quay Wexford

Hold The Line Buncrana is taking place on Monday 30th at 4pm. Opposite AIB bank, Main Street

Cork GPO/Flying column is taking place on Wednesday 1st at 2pm. GPO Cork

Hold The Line Killorglin is taking place on Wednesday 1st at 5pm. On the square, beside

Hold The Line Kenmare is taking place on Thursday 2nd at 11:30am. Beside Quills

Hold The Line Kilcullen is taking place on Friday 3rd at 4:30pm. On the bridge, Kilcullen

Hope to see you at one of them!


Thanks to Sovereign People for the above. One Love.


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Just a reminder of who was on the Titanic and who should have been...for those who don’t know the story yet.

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Here are some of the so called irish who are selling out their fellow country men,women and children for their 40 pieces of silver... shame on these people...

Our beautiful island, written in our beautiful language and it is all under attack...

Feck this. Everyone should at this stage just cancel the whole lot.. https://youtu.be/jGBvejcpBtQ?si=qjLQ8Prf72UBhGh3

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King Diarmait mac Murċada of Leinster inspects the head of a fallen enemy after the Battle of Aċaḋ Úr; year AD 1169. 🇮🇪 In the background, an Anglo-Norman mercenary (on horseback) and a Welsh mercenary. Art by Angus McBride (RIP: 1931-2007).
It was Diarmait mac Murċada who brought the first English invaders over to Ireland in the year 1169, in order to recover his Kingdom of Leinster. Diarmait had been ousted by the High King of Ireland, Ruaidrí Ua Conċobar and his ally, the king of Bréifne, Tigernán Ua Ruairc; he had taken the latter’s wife in a manner similar to the Greek legend of Paris and Helen of Troy. The English invasion was initially successful in restoring Diarmait to his throne and capturing a significant part of Ireland. The native Irish were unaccustomed to the novel fighting methods of the Normans (i.e. massed volleys by Welsh archers followed by cavalry charges with heavy war horses), and the aforementioned kings and enemies of Diarmait were highly incompetent. @eireisfalling

The fenian Brotherhood in gaelic " bráiṫreaċas na ḃfinini " was an Irish republican organisation founded in the US in 1858 by john o'mahony and michael doheny. it was a precursor to cian na gael, a sister organisation to the Irish republican brotherhood (IRB). The term, the brits loved to use for the irish during our troubles " fenians" were its name for its members. o' mahony was a gaelic scholar and he named the organisation, after the legendary band of irish warrors called " na fianna" led by fionn mac cumhaill. John Mitchel, the most committed advocate of revolution, had been arrested early in 1848 and transported to Australia on the expressly created charge of Treason-felony. He was later joined by other leaders, such as William Smith O'Brien and Thomas Francis Meagher who had both been arrested after Ballingary escaped to France, as did three of the younger members, James Stephens, John O'Mahony and Michael Doheny. @eireisfalling