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Liosta Laochra na hÉireann

An Dún Theas

"Bear your trial with a good heart and be proud to do it for Ireland's sake" - Adjt. Seamus Blaney

Commandant James Johnston

Back Way, Castlewellan

1st Battalion, Down Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Accidentally shot while training near Castlewellan

3 April 1921

Buried Aughlisnafin Cemetery

Volunteer Owen Magill

Corrogs Road, Newry

C (Corrogs) Company, 2nd Battalion, Newry Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Murdered at his home alongside his brother

7 June 1921

Buried St. Mary's Cemetery, Newry

Volunteer Bernard Shanley

Poplar Row, Banbridge & Dublin Road, Belfast

C. Company, 2nd Battalion, Belfast Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Killed in Action at Bankmore Street Belfast while defending Market district

16 December 1921

Buried Dromore Road Cemetery, Banbridge

Volunteer John McAlinden

Ballybrick, Katesbridge

D (Knock) Company, 3rd Battalion, Newry Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Murdered by B Specials at Ballybrick

20 June 1922

Buried St. Mary's Church Cemetery, Magheral

Volunteer Patrick Tumilty

Ballybrick, Katesbridge

D (Knock) Company, 3rd Battalion, Newry Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died in Hospital of wound received from B Specials at Ballybrick

22 June 1922

Buried St. Mary's Church Cemetery, Magheral

Adjutant Seamus Blaney

Fountain Street, Downpatrick

2nd Battalion, Down Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died at home of wounds recieved after capture 23 May 1922 at Slievenagriddle.

18 January 1923

Buried St. Patrick's Cemetery, Downpatrick

Volunteer Cahal Kerr

Ballywooden, Strangford

East Down Battalion, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died weeks after release from Crumlin Road Gaol

26 April 1941

Buried St Malachy's Church Cemetery, Kilclief

Volunteer James Joseph Rooney

Mayobridge

South Down Battalion, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died shortly after release from Crumlin Road Gaol

28 October 1942

Buried St. Patrick's Church Cemetery, Mayobridge

Lieutenant Richard Magowen

Gransha, Dromara

H Company, 1st Battalion, Belfast Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died C.1943 after release from a grueling prison regime

Buried unknown

Volunteer Barney Curran

Carrowcasey, Ballyculter

East Down Battalion, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died shortly after release from internment

6 September 1945

Buried St. Patrick's Churchyard, Saul

1st Lieutenant Peter McNulty

Burrenrragh, Castlewellan

B. Company, South Down Battalion, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Killed in Action at Castlewellan RUC Barracks

26 January 1972

Buried St. Patrick's Church Cemetery, Bryansford

Brigade O.C Jim Carlin

Fountain Court, Downpatrick

O.C South Down Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Killed in premature explosion at Downpatrick Racecourse

26 August 1972

Buried Holy Family Cemetery, Teconnaught

Volunteer Martin 'Dickie' Curran

Stream Street, Downpatrick

South Down Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Killed in premature explosion at Downpatrick Racecourse

26 August 1972

Buried St. Patrick's Cemetery, Downpatrick

Staff Captain Leo O’Hanlon

Vianstown Place, Downpatrick

O.C D Company, East Down Command, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Killed in premature explosion at Castle Ward, Strangford

10 February 1973

Buried St. Nicholas's Church Cemetery, Ardglass

Volunteer Vivien Fitzsimons

Lynn Doyle Place, Downpatrick

D Company, East Down Command, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Killed in premature explosion at Castle Ward, Strangford

10 February 1973

Buried St. Patrick's Cemetery, Downpatrick

Volunteer Alphonsus Cunningham

Glasdrumman, Annalong

South Down Brigade Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died as result of premature explosion at Causeway Road, Newcastle

21 July 1973

Volunteer Pauline Kane

Burrenreagh, Castlewellan

Newcastle Unit, South Down Battalion, Cumann na mBan

Died as result of premature explosion at Causeway Road, Newcastle

21 July 1973

Brigade Adjutant Paul Magorrian

Bunker's Hill, Castlewellan, Co. Down

South Down Brigade

Murdered whilst unarmed by British Army at St. Malachy's Estate, Castlewellan

14 August 1974

Buried Aughlisnafin Cemetery

Volunteer Frankie Rice

Burrenreagh Park, Castlewellan

South Down Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann & South Down Na Fianna Éireann

Abducted by Loyalist murder gang in Castlewellan, found slain at Convent Road.

18 May 1975

Buried St. Patrick's Church Cemetery, Bryansford

Volunteer Loughlinn Maginn

Lissize Avenue, Rathfriland

South Down Command, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Murdered by State-sponsored UFF death squad at his home

25 August 1989

Buried St. Mary's Church Cemetery, Rathfriland

Volunteer Colum Marks

Derrybeg, Newry

& Downpatrick, Co. Down

O.C Downpatrick Unit, South Down Command, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Died of wounds in hospital shortly after capture by RUC at St. Patrick's Avenue, Downpatrick due to intentional lack of medical aid.

10 April 1991

Buried Republican Plot, St. Mary's, Newry

Volunteer Peter McCormack

Kilcoo

South Down Command, Óglaigh na hÉireann

Murdered by State-sponsored UVF death squad at the Thierafurth Inn

5 February 1992

Buried St. Malachy's Church Cemetery, Kilcoo

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Hi folks,

So I'm just a few places from getting the call for my vetting to start for EO in Dublin. Very excited.

At present, I'm living in Santry for the next six months then hopefully looking for a new place.

I'm wondering if anyone may have any insight into what departments I could land in? I'm slightly, worried I could end up in an Intreo office in Tallaght or some obscure department in Lucan and have to commute every day from one end of Dublin to another. Or is it more likely I end up somewhere in city Centre?

Hi folks, seeing as it has kind of been diluted into statement and counter statement, I said I would summarize the whole mess as someone who followed it live.

Féile An Phobail is a West Belfast community festival closely linked to the Sinn Féin party. Sinn Féin has a funny relationship with trans people having went from the best in Ireland to a chaotic mess that meekly allowed the blockers ban. It has new policy coming on us in the next few months, that I'm frankly not hopeful for. The Chair of Féile is the chair of Belfast Sinn Féin, and a key organizing member, Sam Baker is SF's general secretary. A large number of volunteers on the ground are also SF members. Féile has longstanding links with our community including running a discussion on the Supreme Court ruling last year.

Women Rights Network Northern Ireland is the local spinoff of the Halifax crowd. Very very interestingingly, they appear to have imploded just a few weeks ago because the coordinator was verbally abusive to members and blocked them. Free speech warriors eh?

https://www.reddit.com/r/northernireland/comments/1v5789w/former\_wrn\_ni\_allege\_bullying\_and\_censorship/

Anyway, so WRN and Sex Matters applied for an event using what to us is obvious dogwhistles, but to cishet people probably was glanced over. Then the event programme was released and WRN began posting their list of Terf speakers online and the details of the talk with much more flagrant language.

Causeway Pride and others began to call on Féile to withdraw the event or they would picket it. Féile complied the next day, explaining they didn't know the event was anti-trans. Then the firestorm of hate began.

WRN posted on social media demanding it be reinstated, with veiled legal threats. And then Joanne offered to pay up. Féile didn't reply, then the next day they came with more threats and media coverage expanded to radio and front page papers. Bigoted Unionist politicians began to weigh in and threaten to take Féile's funding. These are people who used to making mooing noises at actual feminists btw.

Yesterday WRN gave them one last chance to bend the knee by 4pm. Instead Féile offered to meet them in Belfast. They arrived at the meeting where WRN announced they had already lodged papers against them and it seems to have basically ended with Feile refusing to negotiate under the axe.

It appears Féile, unlike the party it is wedded too, is willing to fight for us against Joanne even if it was a bumpy road to get to this point. There is some precedent in law for both sides - we will probably be relying primarily on Ashers bakery, where a bakery in Belfast was allowed to refuse to make a cake supporting gay marriage. The court held that people in the UK could not legally be forced to promote a message they fundamentally disagreed with - however this will be weighed against all the terf winnings on freedom of expression etc.

So recently did my EO interview few days ago. Nervous wreck for a week prior. Think I did okay, but who knows. I was in the 110's in Dublin after initial assessment, curious as to how widely people have found it to range post interview? If I'm in a batch of 50, am I being judged among that batch or is there a chance I drop to 2000 or something?

Hi folks,

Myself and my roommates are moving on from our current place in Walled Garden Apartments Dundrum.

We are looking for someone to take over the lease, 2870 per month. Your combined income must meet the threshold of 7175 per month to be eligible - and yes we do know how steep that is!

We are planning on moving out the end of June unless someone is interested and wants to make the arrangements fast.

Sample photos:

https://www.daft.ie/for-rent/walled-garden-wyckham-way-dundrum-dublin-16/4719533?utm\_source=android&utm\_medium=share&utm\_campaign=rent\_pdp\_share

If people are interested, please drop me a DM.

It actually is a lovely apartment and it's not my choice to move on at all.