Jarlath Daly

• Sean Treacy

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 26, 2016
  In:
  Views: 2695
   Like

  SEAN TREACY
  1845-1920

  Sean Treacy was one of the leaders of the Third Tipperary Brigade of The Irish Republican Army during the War of Independence. With Dan Breen and others he initiated the conflict with an ambush at Soloheadbeg, Co Tipperary.

  Treacy was shot in Talbot St. Dublin on the 14th October 1920.
  

  Read More

• Sean Lemass

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 26, 2016
  In:
  Views: 2889
   Like

  SEAN LEMASS
  1899–1971

  On Tuesday April 25^th Sean Lemass, just 16 years old and armed with a shotgun, took his position on the roof of the GPO. He was later to become Taoiseach of Ireland from 1959–1966.
  Lemass was regarded by many historians as the greatest of all Irish political leaders and was credited with laying the foundations of modern economic success in Ireland.
  

  Read More

• Confluence

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 3109
   Like

  A work inspired by the merging of the River Liffey (represented by the necklace-wearing female) with the Rye Water (the sword-wearing male warrior) at The Salmon Leap, Leixlip, Co Kildare.

  Read More

• Irish Film and Television Awards

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 4050
   Like
  Read More

• Crumlin Medical Research Foundation

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 2517
   Like
  Read More

• Best of Ireland

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 2721
   Like
  Read More

• American Ireland Fund

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 2531
   Like
  Read More

• GAA Man of the Match Trophy

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 2813
   Like
  Read More

• GAA – GPA All Stars Trophies

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 4021
   Like
  Read More

• Remembrance

  
  By: XavaIreland

  On: January 6, 2016
  In:
  Views: 3428
   Like

  Famine Graveyard, Celbridge, Co Kildare (2004): remembering those who died during famine times in Celbridge, the seven-metre-high column in grit-finished stainless steel bursts into flames of bronze. A flock of doves permanently encircles the column, suggesting release for the dead.

  Read More

Recent Posts

• jarlath
• jarlath image 2
• Jarlath images
• Hello world!
• In cavalier attendance upon the school of females, you invariably see a male

Recent Comments

• Jarlath Daly on Sean Mac Diarmada
• Helen Gallagher on Irish Film and Television Awards
• Joe carroll on Sean Mac Diarmada
• R Sheerin on Irish Proclamation

Categories

• Branding
• Design
• Featured
• Food
• Formats
• Graphic
• Life
• Nature
• Photo
• Reviews
• Uncategorized
• Urban