1918-12-04
Ireland Elects – Kerry East
As Piaras Beaslaí [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of East Kerryin the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →
1918-12-04
Ireland Elects (1918) – East Cork
As David Kent [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of East Cork in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →
1918-12-04
Ireland Elects (1918) – South Cork
As Michael Collins [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of South Cork in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →
1918-12-04
Ireland Elects (1918) – South-East Cork
As Diarmuid Lynch [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of South-East Cork in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →
1918-12-04
Ireland Elects (1918) – Mid Cork
As Terence MacSwiney [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Mid Cork in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →
1918-12-04
Ireland Elects – West Cork
As John (Sean ) Hayes [Sinn Fein] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of West Cork in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →
1918-12-03
Cardinal Logue announces nationalist party agreement for Northern Irish constituencies
The bishops of Ulster had identified the danger of eight Ulster constituencies falling under Unionist control if the nationalist vote was split between the National Party and Sinn Féin. AS the representatives of both parties had failed at conference to resolve the issue, Cardinal Michael Logue was requested to intervene and prvide guidance. His statement follows :- The Lord Mayor of Dublin has handed to me the written consent of the members of the conference of the Ulster seats, presided over by his Lordship. The consent, which is signed by Messrs. John Dillon and John McNeill, agrees to refer to me the allocation of theRead More →
1918-12-03
1918 General Election – North-East Cork
A meeting of Nationalists in Fermoy this evening decided not to oppose the candidacy of Thomas Hunter (Sinn Féin)¹.Read More →
1918-11-30
United Irish League nominate North Galway candidate for General Election
In the constituency of North Galway, Thomas Sloyan, a draper from Tuam, was nominated as the candidate for the United Irish League (Irish Parliamentary Party) for the forthcoming general election next month. He received written endorsements from the Archbishop of Tuam, T. J. Gilmartin, the parish priest for Caherlistrane, Fr. Michael Heaney and Fr Michael Diskin, parish priest for Dunmore. Mr. Sloyan succeeds Richard Hazelton, the sitting M.P. who will contest the general election in the North Louth constituency for the UIL.Read More →
1918-11-11
Sinn Fein General Election Rally
First Sinn Fein General Election meeting in the Round Room of Mansion House Dublin took place this evening. A letter from Eamon De Valera was read out. Sean T O’Kelly and Harry Boland also spoke.Read More →