New government of Ireland appointed
Dublin, 6 May 1918 - In a major overhaul in the government of Ireland, the appointment of a new Chief Secretary and...
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Raids and arms seizures as police target Irish Volunteers
Dublin, 21 August 1917 - Arms and ammunition held by the Irish National Volunteers have been the target for a country-wide campaign...
Read moreDonegal in distress as food supplies run low
London, 19 May 1917 - The House of Commons today considered the grave state of affairs in north Donegal where food supplies...
Read moreIs Ireland still under martial law?
Westminster, 14 February 1917 - ‘When is it intended to revoke the proclamation of martial law, under which Ireland lies today?...
Read moreDublin town planning prize awarded
Dublin, 26 January 1917 - A special prize of £500 in respect of the planning of Dublin, donated by then Lord Lieutenant...
Read moreChief Secretary sets out future of a united Ireland
Dublin, 15 January 1917 - Unionist Ulster’s concerns must be addressed before she can be won. The Chief Secretary of...
Read moreIrish Police agitate for pay rise
Westminster, 2 November 1916 - Members of the Dublin Metropolitan Police and the Royal Irish Constabulary have reiterated their demands for an...
Read moreNew housing scheme for Dublin’s poor
Pembroke, 14 September 1916 - A new housing scheme in the Dublin suburb of Pembroke was opened today. The scheme cost £125,000...
Read moreNew Chief Secretary outlines vision for Ireland
Exeter, 4 August 1916 - The new Chief Secretary to Ireland outlined his views on the Irish Question at a speech in...
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