Author Jude Collins

MUSINGS ON LEADERS OF THE “CIVIL WAR” – by Donal Kennedy

    On 21st January 1919  the Inaugural Meeting of Dail Eireann had a small attendance.  Every candidate elected in Ireland the month before was invited. The 26 Unionists and the 6 “Nationalists” elected boycotted the National Parliament and 37 of the 73 Republicans were in British jails- many accused of a “German” plot which might […]

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DAIL EIREANN NEVER RATIFIED NOR DID IT APROVE THE ARTICLES FOR AGREEMENT SIGNED IN LONDON – by Donal Kennedy

TREATIES ARE AGREED BETWEEN STATES WHICH RECOGNISE EACH OTHER. THERE WAS NO TREATY SIGNED IN LONDON BY THE DEMOCRATICALLY ESTABLISHED AND FUNCTIONING IRISH REPUBLIC AND THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT WHICH WAS USURPING POWER IN IRELAND.   Dail Eireann acquiesced by a small majority in its acceptance. It was seen as a Mafia-type offer which the  delegates […]

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  CELEBRATING AN IRISH INDEPENDENCE DAY? by Donal Kennedy

      Published in HISTORY IRELAND July/August Edition 2018 If Ireland is to celebrate an Independence Day, as advocated by Dennis Kennedy (May/June Issue) it should be on December 14th because on that day in 1918 her voters, quietly and peaceably in the polling booths, determined that Ireland should be a sovereign and independent state. The […]

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ABC WELCOMES EXIT OF PRIME MINISTER TRUSS;  NEW PM MUST ADDRESS IRISH ISSUES 

  AMERICAN BREXIT COMMITTEE  1919 CHESTNUT ST, SUITE 1724  PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103    John M. Corcoran Esq, Chairman  Michael J. Cummings, Secretary     October 20 NYC, Washington D. C., & Philadelphia “We welcome the resignation of the Thatcher- wannabe Prime Minister Liz Truss” stated Chairman John Corcoran.  “Her principal Irish policies of tearing up the […]

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