EPIC, the Irish Immigration Museum, is set to stage an exhibition celebrating the centenary of the country’s passport.

from the then Irish Free State. These were promptly met by Irish retaliation on British goods including coal and steel. A trade war ensued – and lasted in some form for almost six years.

St. Patrick’s Day which was yesterday, is one of the most celebrated days in the UK. Millions of residents of Great Britain ...

Constance Markievicz, who fought in the 1916 Easter Rebellion for independence and was the first minister of labour in the Irish Free State, maintained that blue was “the old colour of Ireland.” ...

Guests will find material on the Irish Free State and the Abby Theater, Irish sheet music, rare Civil War images taken by photographer Matthew Brady, a bust of Hugh O’Brien, Boston’s first ...

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This does not appear in any other dominion constitution but is in that of almost every sovereign state. Similarly, the draft provides for citizenship in the Irish Free State, which is not a ...

An audit warns the longtime Corktown establishment could lose tax-exempt status and face other problems if it doesn't shore ...

It's Michigan women's basketball vs Iowa State in 2025 March Madness. Watch the NCAA tournament game, including time, channel ...

He has no fucking place in Ireland’s history but a wrong one.” After the formation of the Irish Free State in 1922, many questioned why the Admiral should be up there at all. “Save the ...

discusses jury duty and why jurors are selected and rejected Upon the foundation of the Irish Free State in 1922, Ireland was free to design a new judicial system that retained or dispensed with ...

the southern 26 counties were dubbed ‘The Irish Free State.' The Easter Rising had declared an ‘Irish Republic’ but that name was never going to fly with British negotiators - not least when ...