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1918-12-14
14 December
On December 14, 1918
In Election
Tagged Archbishop Walsh, Cardinal Logue, Election18, ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Archbishop votes early and votes often in Dublin

Archbishop of Dublin, William Walsh, voted in the constituencies of Clontarf and North Dublin today. Given that, in both cases,  he handed his polling card to the Sinn Féin election agents after casting his votes, he is believed to have voted for that party’s candidates : Richard Mulcahy and Frank Lawless. Cardinal Logue also voted Sinn Fein – casting his vote for Liam O’Brien in Mid Armagh – as part of the Nationalist voting pact that His Eminence had brokered in Ulster.Read More →

1918-12-14
14 December
On December 14, 1918
In Election
Tagged Election18, ElectionIreland1918, Kilkenny North, W T Cosgrave

Statement from new MP from Kilkenny North

William Cosgrave, the newly-elected MP for Kilkenny North, has issued a statement on his election, from Reading Prison, where he is currently incarcerated. The wire received on Dec. 6 announcing my unopposed return was the first news of any contest., and was entirely unexpected, as it was not generally thought here that there would be a walk-over. To me, personally, it is very gratifying but the honour lies with you all in Kilkenny, to all of whom you will kindly give my sincere thanks; also to the people in whom we have such confidence and of whose proud loyalty and of the cause of IrelandRead More →

1918-12-10
10 December
On December 10, 1918
In Election
Tagged ElectionIreland1918, Mayo

Baton charges in Ballycastle

Rival political supporters (Sinn Féin and National  Party) clashed in Ballycastle, Co Mayo today , requiring baton charges by the police to quell the disturbances.Read More →

1918-12-08
08 December
On December 8, 1918
In Election
Tagged ElectionIreland1918, Mayo East

Electioneering disturbance near Charlestown

Trouble broke out when a group of Sinn Féin supporters arrived at the hall in Carracastle (near Charlestown in Co. Mayo) where a rally for John Dillon was already in progress. Bottles and other missiles were thrown at them and four were injured. Two priests accompanying the supporters were abused. The Sinn Féin candidate in the constituency is Eamonn De Valera.Read More →

1918-12-05
05 December
On December 5, 1918
In Election
Tagged ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Ireland Elects (1918) – Mayo South

As William Sears [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Mayo South in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →

1918-12-04
04 December
On December 4, 1918
In Election
Tagged Clare West, ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Ireland Elects (1918) – Clare West

As Brian O’Higgins [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Clare West in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →

1918-12-04
04 December
On December 4, 1918
In Election
Tagged Clare East, ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Ireland Elects (1918) – Clare East

As Eamonn De Valera [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Clare East in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →

1918-12-04
04 December
On December 4, 1918
In Election
Tagged Carlow, ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Ireland Elects (1918) – Carlow

As James Lennon [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Carlow in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →

1918-12-04
04 December
On December 4, 1918
In Election
Tagged Cavan West, ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Ireland Elects (1918) – Cavan West

As Paul Galligan [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Cavan West in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →

1918-12-04
04 December
On December 4, 1918
In Election
Tagged Cavan East, ElectionIreland1918, Sinn Fein

Ireland Elects (1918) – Cavan East

As Arthur Griffiths [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of Cavan East in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected.Read More →

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