Newly elected Sinn Féin MPs met in Dublin today and demanded independence for Ireland, and the release of the 34 Sinn Fein MPs currently in jail. Thirty members met in the Oak Room of the Mansion House, and the proceedings were chaired by Count Plunkett (Roscommon North).Read More →
Count George Plunkett, who was recently returned unopposed as Sinn Fein MP for Roscommon North, has been released from Birmingham Jail. He is expected to return to Ireland in the morning.Read More →
As Patrick O’Keeffe [Sinn Féin] is the only registered candidate for the constituency of North Cork in the 1918 General Election, he is duly declared elected. Mr. O’Keeffe is currently in Usk prison, Monmouthshire.Read More →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
A meeting of Nationalists in Fermoy this evening decided not to oppose the candidacy of Thomas Hunter (Sinn Féin)¹.Read More →
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