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| ons about alleged party links with the Official | IRA, a topic which had been the subject of persiste |
| 2, 1841, Harrington was elected as a Whig over | Ira A. Blossom. |
| Ira A. Jackson is the former dean of Claremont Grad | |
| A grandson of | Ira A. Hankamer currently resides in his old house |
| Sgt Owen Corrigan passed on information to the | IRA about the meeting. |
| involvement in the killings was confirmed in an | IRA account of the incident. |
| Seamus Wright (A member of the | IRA accused of being a British Army agent) {1972} |
| Joseph Lynskey (A member of the | IRA accused of breaching IRA orders) {1972} |
| can Army (1922-1969), Chronology of Provisional | IRA actions 1969-present |
| Independence (1919-1921), Brent was part of an | IRA Active Service Unit as early as 1920, carrying |
| es and a Wedding" he is portrayed as a sinister | IRA activist. |
| pathisers, and took no further part in any more | IRA activities. |
| by the Special Criminal Court on account of his | IRA activities. |
| ked as a driver for An Phoblacht while resuming | IRA activities. |
| Due to Provisional | IRA activity in the area, the Army constructed an o |
| ieved to have operated predominantly inside the | IRA's, "South Down Brigade" as well as concentratin |
| by jury by courts-martial in those areas where | IRA activity was prevalent and a further extension |
| ho was wrongly imprisoned for fifteen years for | IRA activity. |
| The day after the explosion, the | IRA admitted responsibility and apologized for the |
| of the rearguard action in central Dublin, the | IRA adopted new tactics in the Metropolitan area. |
| This led to him joining the | IRA after he was released in June 1972. |
| arracks and numerous other actions of the local | IRA against British crown forces. |
| backgrounds, fighting with Cumann na mBan & the | IRA against the British during the Irish War of Ind |
| the Balkans and Middle East, also including the | IRA, all with agendas rooted in past conflicts like |
| versity, Belfast by a member of the Provisional | IRA, allegedly for his involvement in the prison an |
| Ira Allen was born in Cornwall, Connecticut, the yo | |
| Engraving of | Ira Allen |
| Ira Allen Eastman (January 1, 1809 - March 21, 1881 | |
| "(You Keep Me) Hanging On" ( | Ira Allen, Buddy Mize) - 2:44 |
| gence and the investigation of leaks within the | IRA along with the exposure of moles/informers (als |
| On 20 June 1972, he represented the | IRA along with Gerry Adams at secret talks at the h |
| e 1970s it assisted in the campaign against the | IRA, alongside Special Branch and the Security Serv |
| The | IRA also attempted to apply indirect pressure to th |
| a post office was established at Hankamer with | Ira Alvan Hankamer (1869-1945) designated as postma |
| On May 19, 1921, British troops surprised an | IRA ambush party at Kilmeena. |
| tish Army soldiers were killed by a Provisional | IRA ambush at Narrow Water Castle. |
| was burned down by British forces following an | IRA ambush in nearby Ballinhassig |
| killed in a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) ambush near the Irish border at Jonesborough b |
| War of Independence, the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) ambushed a five-man Royal Irish Constabulary ( |
| ebruary 3, 1921 when the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) ambushed and killed three Black and Tans on th |
| Provisional Irish Republican Army (Provisional | IRA) ambushed and shot dead three British Army sold |
| year-old niece Rita who has fallen in love with | Ira an American GI but her love for him is not retu |
| eland civil rights movement was a front for the | IRA and Roman Catholic Church and that its activiti |
| by Brigham Young, as were two of his brothers, | Ira and Archibald, and two sisters, Polly and Betsy |
| opposed the Treaty of December 1921 between the | IRA and the British state and fought in the Civil W |
| Bandit Country -The | IRA and South Armagh, Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1 |
| ucted by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and brought an end to their seventeen-month ce |
| sed to distinguish "regular" criminals from the | IRA and other paramilitary groups in Ireland. |
| At one point he was a member of the | IRA, and during World War I he served as soldier in |
| ronunciation is "Eye-ruh-ann"; it was named for | Ira and Ann Yates, owners of the ranchland upon whi |
| y Tyrone, McCaughey was Adjutant-General of the | IRA and Officer Commanding (O/C) of its Northern Co |
| Republic of Ireland for membership of the Real | IRA and was sentenced to eight years imprisonment. |
| Around 100 | IRA and INLA members were then arrested in Derry on |
| McKevitt, was the Quartermaster General of the | IRA and later a founding member of an anti-Good Fri |
| ay gun battle in July 1970 between the Official | IRA and the British Army. |
| rship of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and other illegal paramilitary organisations a |
| list groups, four by the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), and three by the British Army. |
| The Ulster Defence Association, the Official | IRA, and the British Army, were variously said to h |
| Ira and "Bee" Markham, the original owners of the p | |
| , and in films including Kissing Jessica Stein, | Ira and Abby, Storytelling, and Failure to Launch. |
| aimed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and specifically by part of the Active Service |
| rmy and secretly holding dual membership of the | IRA and the Irish Army, Mac Giolla Bhrighde was sto |
| meeting concerning top-level links between the | IRA and ANC. |
| Troubles by Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) pris |
| er pressure to give evidence against other Real | IRA and Continuity IRA figures, including Colm Murp |
| in, member of The Louvin Brothers (with brother | Ira), and a solo star after their split and Ira's d |
| y hardline Irish nationalists, such as the Real | IRA and the Continuity IRA, continue to hold these |
| t she made her mark with her performance in the | Ira and George Gershwin-inspired production Crazy f |
| igade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), and was one of the IRA's most experienced bom |
| The membership of the | IRA and wider republican community are expected to |
| he same habits; she defended the actions of the | IRA and said U2's music was "bombastic". |
| He left the | IRA and went into protective custody in August of t |
| , 1923, Aiken was elected chief-of-Staff of the | IRA and an Army Council composed of him, Pilkington |
| attacked more than 150 times by the Provisional | IRA and other groups. |
| He was a member of the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and part of the Dublin Brigade's Active Servic |
| Coen joined the | IRA and served with the Sligo Brigade and was a mem |
| onment after admitting to being a member of the | IRA, and was released in November 1975. |
| frontation with a leader (Robert Morgan) of the | IRA and illegally enter Australia. |
| lude Grace Church in the former community of Ca | Ira and the Goochland County Courthouse complex in |
| Murray is a former member of the | IRA and was jailed for 12 years for explosives offe |
| The Treaty was opposed by much of the | IRA and Civil War between pro and anti treaty facti |
| that his younger brother Charlie had joined the | IRA and Dalton himself followed suit. |
| rst wife of Michael Love who also served in the | IRA and Irish Free State Army. |
| the start of the film, he is shot there by the | IRA and survives. |
| He joined the Belfast Brigade of the | IRA and was part of a four-man active service unit, |
| Ira and Abby - Psychologist | |
| reprieved after a truce was agreed between the | IRA and British forces in July 1921. |
| and starred James Garner and Joanne Woodward as | Ira and Maggie Moran. |
| tical violence; complete decommissioning by the | IRA; and a statement from the Army Council that 'th |
| ibes joys and pains of the ordinary marriage of | Ira and Maggie Moran as they travel from Baltimore |
| cial support from millionaires, "links with the | IRA and Basque separatists," dogs trained to carry |
| Trappe, Eph Woodie and the Henpecked Husbands, | Ira and Eugene Yates, and Ellis Williams. |
| d Bailey he denied even having sympathy for the | IRA, and no evidence was ever presented that he had |
| The Irish War: The Hidden Conflict Between the | IRA and British Intelligence, 1998, (ISBN 080186456 |
| ruary 12, 1860, Paulina L. Darling, daughter of | Ira and Sarah Darling, of Elmore, Vermont. |
| a gun so I approached this fella who was in the | IRA and asked for gun and he said: could I shoot a |
| ful murders were carried out by the Provisional | IRA and none other. |
| The center is named for philanthropists | Ira and Nancy Koger, who made a substantial donatio |
| command division in the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and Provisional IRA, responsible for directing |
| Hopewell (also, | Ira and Mulberry) is a former unincorporated commun |
| also charged with membership of the Provisional | IRA, and received a three year sentence when he bec |
| wed were the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) |
| 940) was a member of the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and, along with James Richards (also known as |
| In late July 2005, the | IRA announced that the conflict was over and that t |
| ationalist community was such that the Official | IRA announced that it would now be launching an "of |
| In this situation, some | IRA anti-Treaty units continued attacks on the rema |
| A further statement from the | IRA appeared in An Phoblacht, with a spokesperson s |
| specially vociferous in campaigning against the | IRA, appeared on a United Kingdom Unionist Party pl |
| oncerned, there was absolutely no chance of the | IRA appearing again. |
| Kenneth | Ira Appel (born October 8, 1932 in Brooklyn, New Yo |
| ficer who was also captured and executed by the | IRA April 30, 1921} |
| The Sinn Fein Party and the Provisional | IRA are far more discreet about expressing such vie |
| February - Three volunteers in the Provisional | IRA are killed by British Army in Strabane. |
| 30 August - Three members of the Provisional | IRA are killed in Northern Ireland after an ambush |
| grow mushrooms and also thought to have been an | IRA arms dump, as many as 200 shots are believed to |
| eared on a DVD reading out a statement from the | IRA Army Council announcing the end to its armed ca |
| ources believed that Murray was a member of the | IRA Army Council. |
| atists, such as Brian O'Higgins, who viewed the | IRA Army Council as the legitimate government of an |
| number of operations had been cancelled by the | IRA Army Council, O'Donnell became disillusioned wi |
| In 1945 he chaired the first | IRA Army Convention after the war. |
| To give all these views and tactics a test the | IRA Army Council authorized a large-scale attack in |
| ember of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) Army Council. |
| As a result of the botched attack, the | IRA Army Council gave strict instructions to all un |
| De Valera, who had tolerated the | IRA as recently as 1936, responded with the Offence |
| ook for the British Army and so was seen by the | IRA as a collaborator and legitimate target. |
| , 83, singer/songwriter who teamed with brother | Ira as The Louvin Brothers, and became a star in hi |
| of C Coy, 4 UDR (and his wife) shot dead by the | IRA as they watched TV at home. |
| ndent or any other Dublin paper referred to the | IRA as murderers or assassins again. |
| "the best book yet" written on the Provisional | IRA as it traced the rise of the Provos from the bu |
| ficial, is killed by members of the Provisional | IRA as he walked with his children from Mass in Arm |
| agent sent to Northern Ireland to smoke out an | IRA assassin who had slain a cabinet minister. |
| nio, unaware of the involvement of the FRU, the | IRA assassinated two UDA leaders in reprisal attack |
| On 23 January, in response to the | IRA assassination of RIC District Inspector Sulliva |
| ed several people to go underground for fear of | IRA assassination. |
| O'Doherty, Eamonn, The | IRA at War: 1916 to the Present. |
| rding to Barry's account, came into view of the | IRA at 8:00 am. |
| of the British Army, was shot and killed by the | IRA at his home at Killylea Road. |
| ern Ireland during the Troubles, and joined the | IRA at the age of 15. |
| ish Regiment, was abducted and shot dead by the | IRA at a field near Mullaghcreevie housing, Armagh. |
| Ira Aten (September 3, 1862 - August 5, 1953) was a | |
| Bernard itself was destroyed as a result of an | IRA attack in 1921 and now stands as a ruin. |
| Ambush was a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) attack on a British Army observation post sout |
| litz bombings in World War II and a Provisional | IRA attack in 1974. |
| War of Independence, the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) attacked the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) ba |
| ictures the Derry News had captured of the Real | IRA attacking a communications post. |
| said such was the widespread revulsion that the | IRA attempted to distance itself from the attack by |
| entified man claiming to be associated with the | IRA attempts to hijack a Continental Airlines fligh |
| Ira B. Crisp served as station manager from 1954 un | |
| furious at Bud and Keyes, telling them to send | Ira back to his unit. |
| was born in Barnston, Lower Canada, the son of | Ira Baldwin and Susan Glover, and established himse |
| Ira Barrie Black (March 18, 1941 - January 10, 2006 | |
| The first two, | Ira Bata Taruwa and Hemanthaye Wasanthayak, were te |
| By what criteria could the | IRA be said to be anything other than defeated? |
| broke the camel's back" and decided to join the | IRA, becoming a member of the East Tyrone Brigade. |
| rvivors to surrender and when they refused, the | IRA began to move in to finish off those who kept s |
| Starting in early 1985, the | IRA began a campaign aimed at the destruction of Br |
| Upon release he joined the Provisional | IRA Belfast Brigade. |
| who was the OC of D Company in the Provisional | IRA Belfast Brigade during the Falls Curfew, and wa |
| The Military Reaction Force (the | IRA believe the acronym stood for Military Reconnai |
| Ira Berkow is a former sportswriter and author. | |
| Ira Berkowitz (born on October 8, 1939 in Brooklyn, | |
| Edited by | Ira Berlin, Thavolia Glymph, Steven F. Miller, Jose |
| Ira Bernstein (b. | |
| nton Flippen, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, and | Ira Bernstein. |
| Continued to farm, with his brother | Ira Bertram Walker, as the Walker Brothers (W bar l |
| their life together in her book, Un jour, tout | ira bien.) |
| nced that they have reformed with new guitarist | Ira Black and on November 1, 2007 "Appointment With |
| 2006, Lizzy Borden reformed with new guitarist | Ira Black and on November 1, 2007, the album Appoin |
| Ira Black - Guitar (Doom Society, Heathen, Lizzy Bo | |
| Jane | Ira Bloom (born Boston, Massachusetts, 1955) is an |
| Jane | Ira Bloom |
| session musician, appearing on records by Jane | Ira Bloom, Uri Caine, James Emery, Lee Konitz, Kevi |
| Jane | Ira Bloom: Mighty Lights (1982) |
| In 1975 an | IRA bomb exploded in the Caterham Arms public house |
| The building was heavily damaged by an | IRA bomb on February 9, 1996. |
| er 1975, the London Hilton was the target of an | IRA bomb which killed two people and injured 63 oth |
| untbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, by an | IRA bomb which also killed 3 others, including his |
| 1974, his wife and son escaped unharmed when an | IRA bomb exploded in their Ford Cortina on the driv |
| In 1974 his home was badly damaged by an | IRA bomb |
| gorry, Co Tyrone outside Strabane, killed by an | IRA bomb in Abercorn Square, the youngest person to |
| When an | IRA bomb goes off, the wife and children of molecul |
| ary 1993, the station was the location where an | IRA bomb exploded on a Victoria to Ramsgate train. |
| d been destroyed beyond repair by a Provisional | IRA bomb blast. |
| a member of the British Army, was killed by an | IRA bomb attack on a permanent British army checkpo |
| r was cut short due to injuries sustained in an | IRA bomb explosion. |
| the first officers on scene at the Provisional | IRA bomb attack on RAF Uxbridge in 1981 for which h |
| prints on the same circuits, belonging to known | IRA bomb-maker Desmond Ellis, which were not disclo |
| yal Marines and who was seriously injured by an | IRA bomb. |
| ilip's uncle Louis Mountbatten was killed by an | IRA bomb. |
| 1964-27 August 1979), murdered, aged 14, by an | IRA bomb. |
| 974 his home was badly damaged by a Provisional | IRA bomb. |
| War of Independence, the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) bombed a British military train near the stati |
| the death of his mother, and Joseph Herity, the | IRA bomber who detonated the explosive that killed |
| operation which resulted in the death of three | IRA bombers in Gibraltar. |
| d to have suppressed confessions by Provisional | IRA bombers, known as the Balcombe Street Gang that |
| Maguire Seven and other miscarriages linked to | IRA bombing offences. |
| The bomb was part of a Real | IRA bombing campaign which would also include the E |
| the Beck Theatre was the scene of an attempted | IRA bombing, before a performance by the Blues and |
| 1976, the station was the site of a Provisional | IRA bombing, when a device exploded on an empty tra |
| se, the construction of the Channel Tunnel, the | IRA bombings of the Brighton Grand Hotel & the Roya |
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