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Date posted
True story of stricken ship remains a topic for debate: Irish News, April 20, 2008
Apr. 20
In Weak Rivets, a Possible Key to Titanic's Doom: New York Times, April 15, 2008
Apr. 17
City pays tribute to Titanic, 96 years on: The News Letter, April 16, 2008
Apr. 16
Cardinal clears way for Annie headstone: Irish Echo, January 23, 2008
Feb. 22
Shackleton Jr 'stole crown jewels': Sunday Independent, January 13, 2008
Jan. 13
A note on Irish nationalism: New Statesman, January 10, 2008
Jan. 11
Mike Kelly was the King of the baseball game during 1880s: McClatchy-Tribune News Service, December 28, 2007
Dec. 31
New suspect in century-old theft of Irish gems: Daily Telegraph, December 26, 2007
Dec. 27
Early friction among Catholics: Montreal Gazette, November 25, 2007
Dec. 10
For one of the greatest Irish stories ever told, take a digital trip to 1911: Irish Examiner, December 6, 2007
Dec. 6
Dirt and decay the typical face of capital in 1911: Irish Independent, December 4, 2007
Dec. 5
When is a hero not a hero?: Irelandclick.com, November 2, 2007
Nov. 4
Call to honour 1912 Olympian: BBC, October 24, 2007
Nov. 3
TV review – Fenians to the rescue: Sunday Business Post, October 14, 2007
Oct. 19
"Though not an Irishman" – Henry George and the American Irish.: The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, October 1, 1997
Oct. 16
Unionism founder to be honoured: BBC, October 8, 2007
Oct. 9
Belfast 1907 – a city in revol: Socialist_party.org, May 24, 2007
Aug. 1
New tribute to sailor whose bomb heroics won first VC: The Times, June 27, 2007
Jun. 27
Documents highlight early work of submarine inventor: Irish Examiner, June 21, 2007
Jun. 21
1907 Belfast strike showed the power to end the sectarian divide: Socialist Worker, May 15, 2007
May 16
City to mark strike's centenary: BBC, May 1, 2007
May 4
Strike-ing exhibition: Sunday Life, April 22, 2007
Apr. 25
'Ulster will fight and Ulster will be right': Sunday Tribune, March 25, 2007
Mar. 27
Sophie Bryant – Irish feminist, educationalist and nationalist: Irish Democrat, March 13, 2007
Mar. 26
Come home, John O'Reilly: Boston Herald, March 17, 2007
Mar. 17
Sewers, infirm elderly, sick doctors and a lack of coal: The News Letter, February 12, 2007
Feb. 14
Belfast 1907 strike to be marked: BBC, January 30, 2007
Jan. 30
Donegal ball of fire was 'mini black hole': The Sunday Times, January 7, 2007
Jan. 11
Irish to fete would-be conqueror of Canada: Calgary Herald, May 18, 2006
Nov. 22
Plaque honours ham entrepreneur: BBC, November 18, 2006
Nov. 20
Irish row over cathedral revamp: BBC, September 14, 2006
Sep. 17
Judge to decide on Irish martyrs: Daily Ireland, September 6, 2006
Sep. 7
Irish-born policeman honoured: Melbourne Herald Sun, August 22, 2006
Aug. 25
Mayor of New York honours Irish hero of US civil war: Daily Telegraph, August 23, 2006
Aug. 24
The law leaves Belfast to mob savagery: The Guardian, August 19, 1864
Aug. 22
Mayor of NY here to mark 'Fighting Irish' regiment: Irish Independent, August 17, 2006
Aug. 21
Bishop expected to decide soon on remains of 'martyrs': Daily Ireland, August 17, 2006
Aug. 20
Remembering Kate the Great: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, August 18, 2006
Aug. 20
Reliving Great Irish Tragedies: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, August 11, 2006
Aug. 12
Campaign to save Carson house: The News Letter, July 19, 2006
Jul. 20
Shaw saw no future in 'art desert' Dublin: Irish Independent, March 7, 2006
Jul. 14
Diamond Jim Brady: Irish Echo, October 7, 2005
Jun. 5
Romance and revolution going hand-in-hand: Daily Ireland, May 31, 2006
Jun 1
Checkin' in with Dev — again: Irish Echo, September 23, 2005
May 31
Michael Davitt – Still in the shadow of the gunmen: Irish Independent, May 27, 2006
May 27
O'Laughlin and the Lincoln assasination: Irish Echo, September 23, 2005
May 18
154 years ago... The 69th Regiment formed: Irish Echo, October 15, 2005
May 12
The Fenian Ram: Irish Echo, July 29,2005
May 11
Irish Americans head for South Africa: Irish Echo, February 24, 2006
May 8
City celebrates Titanic anniversary: BBC, April 14, 2006
Apr. 28
McAleese in Britain to honour Land League founder: Daily Ireland, March 23, 2006
Mar. 25
Opening a window on past lives: BBC, February 27, 2006
Feb. 28
When Cartoons Angered Irish America: Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, February 24, 2006
Feb. 24
Titanic – Former Member Of The White Star Line Superstar Trio: The News Letter, February 16, 2006
Feb. 20
Famous Daughter on Fighting 'Mother': Irish Voice/IrishAbroad.com, February 3, 2006
Feb. 4
"Union Jacks" offers a gritty look at the Civil War's Northern sailors: TheWildGeese.com, December 23, 2005
Jan. 23
The Irish Echo Profile – The Fighting 69th: Irish Echo, April 28, 2005
Dec. 15
An affair to remember with the true king: Sunday Tribune, December 11, 2005
Dec. 12
Verging on the ridiculous: Manchester Guardian, October 10, 1865
Dec. 9
Plunkitt of Tammany Hall: Irish Echo, September 9, 2005
Dec. 5
Money woes stall Cleburne statue: Washington Times (Nov 26)
Nov. 29
Heroic five-hour ridge stand: Washington Times, November 26, 2005
Nov. 28
Hibernian Chronicle – The second Orange riot: Irish Echo, July 15, 2005
Nov. 24
Hibernian Chronicle – The Orange riot: Irish Echo, July 8, 2005
Nov. 23
Hibernian Chronicle – The 69th Regiment goes to war: Irish Echo, October 21, 2005
Nov. 9
Nation's wrath falls on bishop who wants to redesign cathedral: Daily Telegraph, October 20, 2005
Nov. 7
Wilde play casts light on Carson: BBC, November 4, 2005
Nov. 6
Former Seneca resident says mural honors wrong pioneer: Ottawa Daily Times, September 18, 2005
Nov. 1
The Redemptorist and the Jews: Belfast Telegraph, October 27, 2005
Oct. 28
Orange Set Sights On Trip To Sash Francisco: The News Letter, October 12, 2005
Oct. 17
Hollywood reinforces glory of 69th: Washington Times, October 8, 2005
Oct. 9
Slain marshal to get his tombstone, a century late: Denver Post, September 19, 2005
Sep. 25
Corcoran the philanthropist: Irish Echo, April 1, 2005
Jul. 30
Keely built churches to last: Irish Echo, April 1, 2005
Jul. 10
Northern radicals turned monarchists to republicans: (from the Irish News, March 8, 2005)
Jun. 29
Auction of gun used by Irish assassin to kill top politician: Daily Ireland, May 18, 2005
Jun. 18
Indomitable Irishry: The Guardian, February 26, 2005
May 13
Cleburne – The Defense of Ringgold Gap: TheWildGeese.com, March 16, 2005
Mar. 25
Hibernian Chronicle – The APA boycotts Guiney: Irish Echo, January 14, 2005
Mar. 6
Irish language revival effort established: Irish Echo, December 31, 2004
Feb. 18
Film-maker bids to prove de Valera's Cuban roots: IrelandOnline, December 30, 2004
Dec. 31
Sheridan Rides to Lincoln's Rescue in 1864 Election: WildGeese.com, October 18, 2004 —Part II
Oct. 19
Hibernian Chronicle – Confederate spy Rose O'Neal Greenhow detained: Irish Echo, August 20, 2004
Sep. 22
The Death of O'Meara: Wild Geese, August 4, 2004
Aug. 28
Commanding the Irish Legion: Wild Geese, July 3, 2004
Aug. 27
An Unknown Hero of the Great Civil War: Wild Geese, July 1, 2004
Aug. 24
Manchester Martyrs campaign setback: (from the Irish News, July 15, 2004)
Aug. 20
118 years ago – Brodie jumps from the Brooklyn Bridge -- or does he?: Irish Echo, July 23, 2004
Aug. 19
Sorry, anthem should really be 'God Defend Maori': New Zealand Herald, August 7, 2004
Aug. 17
Both sides admire priest's heroic service: Washington Times, July 16, 2004
Aug. 12
The GOP in Ireland – 125 years later, still sharing some baggage: Wild Geese, June 23, 2004
Jun. 25
June 3, 1864 – Irish Regiments Fight for Grant at Cold Harbor: Wild Geese, June 3, 2004
Jun. 23
138 years ago – The Fenian invasion of Canada: Irish Echo
Jun. 17
MP Urges Republic To Mark Carson Anniversary: The News Letter, February 26, 2004
Mar. 30
City to celebrate Titantic story: BBC, February 25, 2004
Mar. 28
Loyalty of Montreal's Irish crushed Fenian hopes: Montreal Gazette, March 14, 2004 — link dead
Mar. 19
125 years ago: the 'Mulligan Guard' debuts: Irish Echo, January 16, 2004
Feb. 3
125 years ago – Harrigan & Hart's 'Mulligan' takes the stage: Irish Echo, January 9, 2004
Jan. 23
136 years ago: Oliver Kelley founds the Grange movement: Irish Echo, December 5, 2003
Jan. 7
123 years ago — action against Capt. Boycott: Irish Echo, September 24, 2003
Nov. 4
Historic covenant to visit America: Belfast Telegraph, October 16, 2003
Oct. 18
Big Jim rises to the occasion as 1913 Lockout remembered: Irish Independent, September 1, 2003
Sep. 12
1913 Lockout remembered on 90th anniversary: Irish Independent, August 27, 2003
Sep. 1
Ulster Unionists look back to their nine-county roots: (from the Irish News, July 18, 2003)
Aug. 23
148 Years Ago – Castle Garden, gateway for Irish into America, opens: Irish Echo, July 30, 2003
Aug. 13
There's a Riot Going On: New York Newsday, August 7, 2003
Aug. 10
132 years ago: Tweed's 'Ring' is smashed, but Tammany lives: Irish Echo, July 9, 2003
Jul. 28
Gordon Bennett! It's the Red Devil going round the bend: Irish Independent, July 2, 2003
Jul. 16
88 years ago – O'Donovan Rossa, uncompromising Fenian, dies in New York: Irish Echo, June 25, 2003
Jul. 15
Ties that bind survive the bloodiest of wars: (from the Irish News, July 1, 2003)
Jul. 4
King Henry the 1st: Irish Independent, June 17, 2003
Jun. 18
'The Prisoner': Wild Geese, May 29, 2003
Jun. 17
Winning the Death Lottery: Wild Geese, January, 2002
Jun. 16
'Making a Stand': Wild Geese, November, 2001
Jun. 12
From Bane to Toast of the Nation: Wild Geese, August, 2001
Jun. 9
Covenant website dispels myths: BBC, May 22, 2003
Jun. 6
Percy French memorabilia stolen: BBC May 20, 2003
Jun. 1
NGA finds graves of Manchester Martyrs: (from the Irish News, May 14, 2003)
May 28
Rebel's grave will be preserved: (from the Irish News, April 30, 2003)
May 18
The steel men and iron ships of Harland and Wolff: Belfast Telegraph, April 25, 2003
May 3
Superspreader idea isn't new: Dallas Morning News, April 22, 2003 (story of Typhoid Mary)
Apr. 27
Wilde libel papers go on show: BBC, April 9, 2003
Apr. 24
How St. Patrick's Day in the Year 1863 Was Celebrated by The Irish Brigade: Wild Geese, March 23, 2003
Apr. 20
153 years ago – Emigrant Savings Bank Founded: Irish Echo, March 26, 2003
Apr. 15
162 years ago: Emigrant Aid Society founded: Irish Echo, March 19, 2003
Apr. 7
Mystery of the body in the bog: Belfast Telegraph, March 21, 2003
Mar. 28
Phila. Irishmen turned back Pickett's charge: Philadelphia Inquirer, March 16, 2003
Mar. 20
Shaara Book Portrays T.F. Meagher as Bumpkin: Wild Geese, February 16, 2003
Mar. 6
142 years ago – Dr. Irwin earns the Medal of Honor: Irish Echo, February 11, 2003
Feb. 25
Fr. Peter Whelan – Serving the Blue and the Gray: Wild Geese, February 9, 2003
Feb. 24
Fr. Peter Whelan: Serving the Blue and the Gray: Wild Geese, January 27, 2003
Feb. 18
Home rule founder's beacon of tolerance shone brightly: Belfast Telegraph, January 24, 2003
Feb. 12
Colonel Patrick Guiney: Boston's 'Good Knight': Wild Geese, January 12, 2003
Feb. 4
'Gangs of New York' Murders History: Wild Geese, January 6, 2003
Scorsese's film portrays racist mass murderers as victims: Daily Telegraph, January 15, 2003
A woman's military service: Washington Times, December 7, 2002

Cleburne: A Confederate 'Meteor': Wild Geese, December 26, 2002

'Undaunted Courage' – The Irish at Fredericksburg: The Wild Geese, December 11, 2002

Christmas in the Union's Irish Brigades: Wild Geese, December 27, 2002

GAA founded 118 years ago: Irish Echo, October 30, 2002

Ireland’s post-famine boom put it ahead of Germany: The Sunday Times, October 27, 2002

Cleburne's Ancestors – Anglo-Irish, Well-Respected: Wild Geese, October 7, 2002

The Deadliest Day – The Irish Brigade at Bloody Lane, September 17, 1862: Wild Geese, October 7, 2002

Scrappy Phil Sheridan: Wild Geese, September 8, 2002

Irish Brigade sees action at Antietam: Irish Echo, September 11, 2002

Charles O'Conor garners presidential nomination: Irish Echo, September 4, 2002

Lost kiss from the Titantic: Ireland on Sunday, July 14, 2002

139 years ago: The Draft Riots Begin: Irish Echo, 2002   Part 1 (Jul 10)   Part 2 (Jul 17)   Part 3 (Jul 24)

Lost kiss from the Titantic: Ireland on Sunday, July 14, 2002

The green of the Union: Notre Dame Magazine, Summer 2002

Malone Irish saw Canada as route to England: Plattsburgh Press-Republican, July 3, 2002

A Titanic nightmare: Belfast Telegraph, June 15, 2002

The decline of a dynasty: Belfast Telegraph, June 1, 2002

Brave hearts of the Boer War: The News Letter, May 30, 2002

114 years ago: Kate Kennedy's ultimate fight: Irish Echo, May 29, 2002

Britain framed Irish hero with 'jubilee plot' to murder Victoria: The Observer, May 12, 2002

158 years ago: Philadelphia Bible Riots: Irish Echo, May 2, 2002

Mayo honours its 'Titanic' dead: The Irish Times, April 22, 2002

Forgiving and forgetting ... our Royal past: Belfast Telegraph, April 13, 2002

Town commemorates 79 Titanic victims who boarded at Cobh: Irish Examiner, April 12, 2002

Ocean of grief that swept across Ulster's class divide: The News Letter, April 3, 2002

Southie's Connolly takes modern Olympics' 1st gold: Irish Echo, April 3, 2002

Birthplace of the 'Titanic' lays claim to its place in history: The Independent, April 3, 2002

90 Years ago today Titanic left Belfast: Belfast Telegraph, April 2, 2002

General's fiery ties to land of my family: Washington Times, March 30, 2002

Sinking of Titanic commemorated on 90th anniversary: Irish Examiner, March 28, 2002

The mystery of the missing Crown Jewels: The Irish Times, March 26, 2002

An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times, March 23, 2002 (about Glenveagh, County Donegal)

A convenient villain: Ottawa Citizen, March 18, 2002

An Irishman's Diary: The Irish Times, March 16, 2002 (about Canon Sheehan)

Parnell's Ironsides grandpa to woo American tourists: Irish Independent, March 13, 2002

135 years ago — the Fenian uprising suppressed: Irish Echo, March 7, 2002

Churchill’s stormy 1912 visit to Larne and Belfast: The News Letter, February 8, 2002

Father of the flag signed for a song: Ireland on Sunday, January 20, 2002

98 years ago: The Limerick Pogrom: Irish Echo, January 16, 2002

111 years ago: Parnell ensnared in Kitty O'Shea scandal: Irish Echo, November 14, 2001

The Irish who settled in Cadiz: The Irish Times, November 6, 2001

122 years ago: The Land League: Irish Echo, October 17, 2001

108 years ago: Mr. Dooley opines – Finley Peter Dunne's 'Mr. Martin J. Dooley', Chicago: Irish Echo, October 4, 2001

An Irishman's Diary – Charles Stewart Parnell: The Irish Times, October 1, 2001

Another century, another fight, still a mistake to right – Michael Corcoran's Medal of Honor: Cleveland Plain Dealer, September 4, 2001

An Irishwoman's Diary – Fanny Parnell: The Irish Times, June 4, 2001

The Great. The Good. The GAA.: The World of Hibernia, Summer 2001

Victorian air restored to gardens – Tramore House, Waterford: The Irish Times, May 30, 2001

Patriotic Duty, US Civil War: Irish Echo, May 23, 2001

Dig deep for Francis Fahy, song writer and Irish Revivalist: Irish Voice, May 23, 2001

118 years ago: Brooklyn Bridge completed: Irish Echo, May 23, 2001

An Irishman's Diary – the Ordnance Survey of Ireland: The Irish Times, May 19, 2001

When reason's light went out in Belfast: Irish Echo, May 9, 2001

Thomas 'Stonewall' Jackson: Lee's right arm: Selma Times Journal, April 6, 2001

Click here for articles on Irish history that appeared before March 2001.


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