'We shall never consent to divide this island or this nation'
8 March 1915 - ‘We shall never consent to divide this island or this nation and we shall never consent to...
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Irish Americans reject new direction for the Volunteers
New York, 28 October 1914 - The official newspaper of the United Irish League in America, The Irish World, has announced it...
Read moreSplit in Volunteers deepens
The split in the Irish Volunteer movement has deepened with branches across the country declaring their support for rival leadership...
Read moreIrish Volunteers split over Redmond’s recruitment plea
Tensions within the Irish Volunteers have flared into open view with the announcement that all John Redmond’s nominees...
Read moreRedmond urges Irish Volunteers to join the British Army
Woodenbridge, 21 September 1914 - John Redmond, the leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, has called on members of the Irish Volunteers...
Read moreEarl of Fingall resigns as Inspector of Meath Volunteers
Earl of Fingall has announced his resignation today as Inspector of the Meath Volunteers. His reasons for resignation include the...
Read more'…in comradeship with our brethren in the North, we will ourselves defend'
By Ed Mulhall On the afternoon of Monday, August 3rd 1914, Sir Edward Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs...
Read moreNew leadership of Irish Volunteers meets in Dublin
The new Provisional Committee of the Irish National Volunteers met for the first time last night. The new committee includes...
Read moreSurge in recruitment to Irish Volunteers
Moves by John Redmond to assume control over the Irish Volunteers have drawn a surge in recruitment for the organisation. ...
Read moreRedmond moves to take control of Irish Volunteers
John Redmond has moved to take control of the Irish Volunteers. In a letter published in the press today, Mr....
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