Dave Swift T/A Claíomh 🇮🇪 (@claiomh_ireland) 's Twitter Profile
Dave Swift T/A Claíomh 🇮🇪

@claiomh_ireland

Viking/Medieval/Galloglass/Early Mod/1916/WW1/2 events, Archaeologist, Historic Advisor, Armourer, Costume, Leather Craft, Heritage In Schools, Nat. Tour Guide

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It's publication day for "Green & Blue: Irish Americans in the Union Military: 1861-1865"! Now available for purchase in hardcopy/ebook. It examines the experience of the c.250,000 Irish Americans who served in U.S. forces, making use of 100s of letters by or for enlisted men.

It's publication day for "Green & Blue: Irish Americans in the Union Military: 1861-1865"! Now available for purchase in hardcopy/ebook. It examines the experience of the c.250,000 Irish Americans who served in U.S. forces, making use of 100s of letters by or for enlisted men.
KilmainhamGaolMuseum (@kilmainhamopw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#OTD, 8 May 1916, there were four further executions in the Stonebreakers Yard of Kilmainham Gaol when Con Colbert, Éamonn Ceannt, Michael Mallin and Seán Heuston were shot by firing squad.

#OTD, 8 May 1916, there were four further executions in the Stonebreakers Yard of Kilmainham Gaol when Con Colbert, Éamonn Ceannt, Michael Mallin and Seán Heuston were shot by firing squad.
The Irish at War (@irelandbattles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#OnThisDay 1916 Éamonn Ceannt was executed in Kilmainham Gaol. He wrote to his wife: "I die a noble death for Ireland’s freedom." He also penned "Ireland has shown she is a nation. This generation can claim to have raised sons as brave as any that went before". #Ireland #History

#OnThisDay 1916 Éamonn Ceannt was executed in Kilmainham Gaol. He wrote to his wife:
"I die a noble death for Ireland’s freedom." He also penned "Ireland has shown she is a nation. This generation can claim to have raised sons as brave as any that went before".
#Ireland #History
Áras Uí Chonghaile | James Connolly Visitor Centre (@jamesconnollyvc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Séamus Ó Conghaile | James Connolly Born 1868 Edinburgh Executed 12th May 1916 Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin Connolly was commander of the Dublin division during the Easter Rising and was claimed by Pearse to be 'the guiding brain of the resistance'.

Séamus Ó Conghaile |
James Connolly

Born 1868 Edinburgh

Executed 12th May 1916
Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin

Connolly was commander of the Dublin division during the Easter Rising and was claimed by Pearse to be 'the guiding brain of the resistance'.
The Irish at War (@irelandbattles) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#OnThisDay 1892 Margaret Skinnider was born near Glasgow. Margaret, a maths teacher smuggled detonators around her body to Dublin, was a sniper in the Rising (shot thrice), ran safe houses in WoI & was Paymaster General of the IRA during the Civil War. #Ireland #History

#OnThisDay 1892 Margaret Skinnider was born near Glasgow. Margaret, a maths teacher smuggled detonators around her body to Dublin, was a sniper in the Rising (shot thrice), ran safe houses in WoI & was Paymaster General of the IRA during the Civil War. 
#Ireland #History
Donal Fallon (@fallon_donal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Profile of my da in the paper looks like a court report. In all seriousness, his brilliant and well-researched book on the 1875 whiskey fire will be on shelves soon. Expanded and updated. Like his work on the 1916 fires and the Custom House burning, it brings unique knowledge.

Profile of my da in the paper looks like a court report.

In all seriousness, his brilliant and well-researched book on the 1875 whiskey fire will be on shelves soon. Expanded and updated. Like his work on the 1916 fires and the Custom House burning, it brings unique knowledge.
NI War Memorial (@niwarmemorial) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#OTD in 1944, Maureen Flavin (21) sent a weather report from Blacksod Lighthouse, Co. Mayo, showing falling pressure and strong winds. It led Eisenhower’s chief meteorologist to advise postponing D-Day to 6 June—a decision that helped change the course of WWII. #DDay #NIWM

#OTD in 1944, Maureen Flavin (21) sent a weather report from Blacksod Lighthouse, Co. Mayo, showing falling pressure and strong winds.
It led Eisenhower’s chief meteorologist to advise postponing D-Day to 6 June—a decision that helped change the course of WWII.

#DDay #NIWM