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Patrick Francis Deady commented on John Anthony Brennan's blog post Geneva Barracks: Death Camp in Wexford"Enjoyed, thanks John. (Gets the blood up sometimes)"
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John Anthony Brennan commented on John Anthony Brennan's blog post Geneva Barracks: Death Camp in Wexford"I am not sure, There must be somewhere. Try Google"
Reg Volk commented on John Anthony Brennan's blog post Geneva Barracks: Death Camp in Wexford"Are there any lists of ordinary United Irishmen in the 1798 Rebellion...e.g. for Kerry/Limerick?
or of those in Geneva Barracks, Waterford?"
John Anthony Brennan's blog post was featuredGeneva Barracks: Death Camp in Waterford
In 1782, the ruling Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland were given countrywide self-rule by the British Parliament, greatly increasing the powers of the Irish Parliament, situated at College Green in Dublin. One of the first items addressed by the new parliament was the Trade Agreement that restricted what goods could and could not be imported or exported from the country. A…See More
John Anthony Brennan commented on John Anthony Brennan's blog post Treachery and Betrayal in South Armagh"Yes, He says what many are thinking."
John Anthony Brennan's blog post was featuredThe Croppies
There once was a particularly dark time in Ireland when the length of a man's hair determined his fate. If his hair was shorn close to the scalp as opposed to the longer hairstyles of most of Europe at that time, he ran the risk of arrest, interrogation and was often subjected to torture by flogging, picketing, half-hanging and more often than not, death. So fearful of the…See More
Richard R. Mc Gibbon Jr. commented on John Anthony Brennan's blog post Treachery and Betrayal in South Armagh"Aye, the Poet, the greatest threat to oppression. The passion of words are the catalyst for revolution."
John Anthony Brennan posted a blog postGeneva Barracks: Death Camp in Waterford
In 1782, the ruling Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland were given countrywide self-rule by the British Parliament, greatly increasing the powers of the Irish Parliament, situated at College Green in Dublin. One of the first items addressed by the new parliament was the Trade Agreement that restricted what goods could and could not be imported or exported from the country. A…See More
John Anthony Brennan posted a blog postThe Croppies
There once was a particularly dark time in Ireland when the length of a man's hair determined his fate. If his hair was shorn close to the scalp as opposed to the longer hairstyles of most of Europe at that time, he ran the risk of arrest, interrogation and was often subjected to torture by flogging, picketing, half-hanging and more often than not, death. So fearful of the…See More
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Geneva Barracks: Death Camp in Waterford
Posted on January 9, 2019 at 8:30pm 4 Comments 4 Likes
In 1782, the ruling Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland were given countrywide self-rule by the British Parliament, greatly increasing the powers of the Irish Parliament, situated at College Green in Dublin. One of the first items addressed by the new parliament was the Trade Agreement that restricted…
Continue The Croppies
Posted on January 5, 2019 at 6:30pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
There once was a particularly dark time in Ireland when the length of a man's hair determined his fate. If his hair was shorn close to the scalp as opposed to the longer hairstyles of most of Europe at that time, he ran the risk of arrest, interrogation and was often subjected to torture by…
Continue Slaughter in the Murder Triangle
Posted on January 1, 2019 at 7:00pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Much has been written about the period of upheaval and violence that occured in the province of Ulster in the north of Ireland in the 30 years between 1968 and 1998. Unless you were there and lived through the madness, it's likely that you have…
Continue The Wrenboys
Posted on December 26, 2018 at 2:00pm 2 Comments 8 Likes
“The wran, the wran, the king of all birds,
on Stephen's day was caught in the furze.
His body is little but his family is sweet
so rise up landlady and give us a treat.
And if your treat be of the best
your soul in heaven…
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 10:20am on October 2, 2014, Seathrun said…
Hi John. Just out of the cot and heading out to work. Am a bit further North than you (NH) and the leaves are turning.
Regards
Seathrun
- At 7:20pm on September 10, 2015,
Founding MemberJohn M. Walsh said… John,
My world is enriched by having you as a Wild Geese friend. Thanks for the invitation.
John Walsh
- At 7:45pm on September 10, 2015, John Anthony Brennan said…
You are too kind John......See you soon.
- At 2:53pm on October 17, 2016,
ed o'toole said… Even with having two male names it is hard to believe he is not a middle-aged woman with excess wrinkles.
I could not read his stuff, as it too hard to take him/her/it seriously.
- At 9:09pm on October 17, 2016, John Anthony Brennan said…
Could you clarify whom you are addressing ed o'toole? Your comment is a bit vague
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