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CIVIL WAR ARTICLES FROM TWG
The Irish in the American Civil War MONUMENT
Memorial Day: Recalling Those Who Gave Their Last Full Measure
Dispatches From Antietam: Irish Join Throng Marking The Battle's 140th Anniversary
Building a trail to recall the Irish role in America’s bloodiest war
Bust of Thomas Francis Meagher Destined for Brooklyn
With Dublin Talk, Irish Gov'ment Highlights America's Civil War
'If It Had Only Been For Ireland': John C. Mitchel Dies in Carolina
Soldier Jennie Hodgers: Irish Woman Fought in America's Civil War
Irish Fight for Union Resounds
Emma Kline: Hoop-Skirt Smuggler During the Siege of Vicksburg
SRO Event Launches Irish Commemoration of America’s Civil War
Those Wonderful, Intelligent Irish Genes - Thank You, Ireland
Gods and Generals: 'Stonewalling' the Civil War
The Stories Behind the Songs: 'Kelly's Irish Brigade'
Irish in America's Civil War with Damian Shiels, Robbie Doyle, Gerry Regan
The History Show , RTE Radio 1 American Civil War and the Contribution of the Irish programme 1
A Dog’s Tale: Pat and Mike Go To War
Color Sergeant Michael Brady: The Luckiest Irishman in America's Civil War
Jews Who Fought in Famed Irish Brigade's 28th Massachusetts
The Irish at Sabine Pass -- September 6-8, 1863
Confederate Hero, Dick Dowling: Miracle at Sabine Pass
Grab Keneally’s Biography of an ‘American Scoundrel’
Brevet Brigadier General Peter John Sullivan
The History of the Irish Brigade
The Stories Behind the Songs: 'The Irish Sixty-Ninth'
Memorials, Tombstones and Cenotaphs
In `92, Billy Yank and Johnnie Reb March in Dublin
Christmas in the Union's Irish Brigades Part 1 of 2: Early War In the Irish Brigade
Remembering the Irish Who Fell at Fredericksburg
Cleburne: Let Blacks Fight for the Confederacy
St. Patrick's Day's Powerful Tug
Special Report: The Irish Battle at Antietam: 140th anniversary
Mary Brady: Angel of the Battlefield
Tom Sweeny: He Wasn't Called "Fighting Tom" For Nothing
Sheridan Rides to Lincoln's Rescue in 1864 Election Parts 1 & 2
Corcoran: From Bane to Toast of the Nation: Parts 1 through 5
Cleburne: A Confederate 'Meteor'
Irish Brigade Clears Way for Governor Mario Cuomo, March 1991
LIVE Community Chat with Mike Harrington - Sunday, Sep. 8 (Sabine Pass)
An Irishwoman at War (Irish Heritage Week 2020)
'The Fighting 69th' Parts 1 & 2
‘Meagher of the Sword’ – The Civil War Legend and His Kildare Boyhood
The American Civil War at Christmastime: A Community Chat with Kevin O'Beirne
Private Luke Quinn, USMC, Was He The First Casualty of The American Civil War?
U.S. Grant's Ancestral Homestead in Tyrone
The Confederate Monument Issue: Is it Pride or Prejudice?
Cleburne's Incendiary Proposal: Let Blacks Fight for the Confederacy
Confederate Hero, Dick Dowling: Miracle at Sabine Pass
Cleburne: The Defense of Ringgold Gap
Call for Tuam Town Hall to remove memorial to Irish Confederate major
Disquieting Kiss: Embracing the Blue, Gray and Green
Recalling the 155th New York Volunteer Infantry 'Corcoran's Irish Legion' 1862-1865
'Free and Green': Song -- and Fate -- Bring Limelight to Civil War Hero
Scrappy Phil Sheridan - The U.S. Army's Little Big Man
Sheridan Rides to Lincoln's Rescue in 1864 Election
General Phil Kearny: 'The One-Armed Devil'
Irish Dominate Medal of Honor List
James J. Shields: Tyrone Native Served America Well—and Often
The Stories Behind the Songs: 'Camp Song of the Chicago Irish Brigade'
'South Wind': Awakening the Silent Voices of America's Civil War
The Call to Arms: The Irish at 1st Bull Run, Parts 1 through 5
The Civil War and the Irish in New Orleans
Father Peter Cooney, CSC: Chaplain of 35th Indiana (1st Irish)
Dying Together: From Bull Run to Baghdad
An Irishman In The 8th Ohio Volunteers
The Confederate Monument Issue: Is It Pride or Prejudice?
The Irish Sword': A Community Chat All About Dick Dowling, with Mike Harrington
The Deadliest Day: The Irish Brigade at Bloody Lane, September 17, 1862
'The Fighting 69th' Makes History, Yet Again
Mayo's Robert Horatio George Minty: Past Imperfect Hero
Defender of the Faith: Commander Aids Pope, U.S. Army
'Born a Soldier': Myles Walter Keogh - Part 1 through 3: From Carlow to America's Civil War
Dispatches From Antietam: Irish Join Throng Marking The Battle's 140th Anniversary
How a 22-Year-Old Firebrand Became 'Meagher of the Sword'
Father Peter Paul Cooney: Faithful Servant
Honoring Father William 'Fair Catch' Corby
AOH Historian: Irish vs. Black Narrative in Draft Riots a Fiction
'Undaunted Courage': The Irish at Fredericksburg
The Easter Rising, America's Civil War, and 'The Minstrel Boy'
U.S. Warship Comes to Queenstown, November 1863
A Confederate Chieftain 'Crosses Over The River'
'The Florence Nightingale of The Army of Northern Virginia'
'Come On Back, Boys! Give 'Em Hell, God Damn 'Em! We'll Make Coffee Out Of Cedar Creek Tonight!'
Colonel Patrick Guiney: Boston's 'Good Knight'
Character Assassination in 'Gods and Generals': Shaara Book Portrays T.F. Meagher as Bumpkin
In Pursuit of Lincoln's Assassin: Roscommon-Born James Rowan O'Beirne (Part 1 & 2)
Private Willie Mitchel: An Irish Confederate Boy
William 'Whack' Ryan: Martyr to Cuban Freedom
Long-dead James J. Shields faces GOP in new tussle
The Irish Brigades'S Fifth Regiment (116th PA)
The 35th Indiana: Hoosier State's '1st Irish': Part 1 & 2: Be Just and Fear Not
Dynamite Johnny O'Brien: 'A Captain Unafraid'
For Erin and America - James McKay Rorty
The 5th New York's Daniel J. Meagher
The Wolfe Tone Guard in Civil War California
Irish Confederate at Gettysburg
Fr. John Bannon -- 1st Missouri Brigade, C.S.A. (Irish Heritage Week 2020)
Band of Brothers: The Day the Irish Brigade Saved the 9th Massachusetts
Semmes and the San Patricios: 'Dishonored and Dishonorable'?
Irish Rebels and the Baltimore Riots
"Faithful to us here, we loved him to the last.": Col. Patrick Kelly
The Irish Fight for Grant at Cold Harbor
The First Republican President in Ireland, Parts 1-2-3: Ulysses S. Grant Tests the Emerald Waters
The Mystery of the 69th Pennsylvania's Irish Flags
In Pursuit of Lincoln's Assassin: Roscommon-Born James Rowan O'Beirne (Parts 1 & 2)
Restored Painting Captures Return of the 69th By Liam Murphy / WG Heritage Editor
Band of Brothers: The Day the Irish Brigade Saved the 9th Massachusetts
June 3, 1864: Irish Regiments Fight for Grant at Cold Harbor
How St. Patrick's Day Was Celebrated by The Irish Brigade in the Year 1863
Among the Irishmen at Gettysburg
Confederate General's Family Saga: Anglo-Irish and Well-Respected
Confederate Major General Patrick Ronayne Cleburne
Special Report: The Irish Brigade Monument Unveiling
General Phillip Sheridan: Short in Stature, Tall in the Saddle
Discussion Forum
Cpl. William Murphy, Battery "C" Fifth U.S. Artillery
Started by Tom Mitchell. Last reply by Liam McAlister Sep 16, 2021. 1 Reply 1 Like
Tags: William, Murphy, Cpl., Grandfather, Three-Greats
Civil War Photo Sleuth
Started by Nollaig 2016 Dec 1, 2018. 0 Replies 1 Like
https://www.civilwarphotosleuth.com/ Their mission is to rediscover the lost names and stories of every photo of American Civil War soldiers and…Continue
An Appeal for Civil War Descendants
Started by Nollaig 2016. Last reply by William J. Donohue Feb 10, 2017. 1 Reply 0 Likes
"Mind the Gap Films is developing a documentary about the personal experiences of Irish men who served in the American Civil War, for broadcast on RTÉ. We’re looking for descendants who have letters,…Continue
From the Vikings to WW2, and Beyond – The World’s Best Battle Reenactments
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Comment by Gerry Regan on October 18, 2014 at 11:33pm
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Join the discussion: http://thewildgeese.com/group/living-history/forum/topics/sheridan-...
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Comment by William J. Donohue on June 26, 2016 at 1:05pm
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I have done more research on Bishop Timon recently only to find out as Vincentian Visitor he was heavily involved with slavery especially at the Vincentian seminary at Perryville, Missouri. It seems his appointment to Buffalo was a very freeing experience after eleven years trying to cope with the complications of balancing Catholic doctrine, state law, and passive aggressive behaviors of his slaves.
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Fascinating, Bill. How did clerics balance what seems the clear immorality of slavery with collaboration of the South's slavocracy?
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Comment by John Bullock on July 12, 2016 at 7:04pm
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Me Great Grand Father served in the 35th Indiana Volunteers(1st Irish), but I found out a day ago he originally signed up with the 61st (2nd Irish) but lacking numbers, they were incorporated into the 1st Irish. Looking for anything at all about the 61st, anything please.
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You've seen this, I hope, John: http://thewildgeese.irish/profiles/blogs/the-35th-indiana-hoosier-s... Try contacting the author. Hey Joe Gannon, didn't we have an article in WG 1 about Father Peter Paul Cooney, by a reenactor acquaintance of ours from Indiana? Is that on WG 2?
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Here it is: http://thewildgeese.irish/profiles/blogs/father-peter-paul-cooney-f...
Father Peter Paul Cooney: Faithful Servant
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Founding Member Comment by Nollaig 2016 on October 28, 2016 at 8:46am
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Founding Member Comment by Nollaig 2016 on October 31, 2016 at 10:44am -
Above, Gerry Regan recites Thomas Buchanan Read's poem "Sheridan's Ride" at a 1989 National Park Service commemoration of the November 1908 unveiling of the Sheridan Monument, on Sheridan Circle, Washington, D.C.
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Joined because in researching family history, this "yankee" boy (now 74) finds that his Yankee (stretching the term here) side had one uncle drafted who reported to Fort Snelling, Minnesota only to find out the war was over.
The Norwegians called native born whites "Yankees". My Southern side is so full of Confederates that it is beyond comprehension! That aside, I find Viking roots in both sides!
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