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| or the Corporation of London stating "After the | IRA bombs, firms redoubled their disaster recovery |
| acks, near Dublin, from 1957 to 1959 during the | IRA Border Campaign. |
| Lieutenant Colonel | Ira Boutell - commanded at the battle of Champion H |
| Ira Bowman (born June 11, 1973 in Newark, New Jerse | |
| ike Spisto, Kevin Tirone and retired NBA player | Ira Bowman who was the 1995-96 Ivy League Player of |
| Humphrey Murphy, the local | IRA Brigade commander, threatened to shoot eight na |
| is comment "...with compatriots like these (the | IRA Brighton bombers) wouldn't you rather admit to |
| , Diana Guest, Philip Jackson, Dan Ostermiller, | Ira Bruce Reines, and Jose Antonio Villalobos |
| Ira Burton Perrine, a local rancher, chose the site | |
| John | Ira Burton High School is a small high school locat |
| ol was built in 1953 and named in honor of John | Ira Burton, who served as principal of the local sc |
| He had interviewed a member of the | IRA but refused to reveal his source to the police. |
| ightly on the numbers killed by the Provisional | IRA, but a rough synthesis gives a figure of 1,800 |
| th, Jr., who not only lent his name to the Roth | IRA, but was instrumental in securing federal fundi |
| Harry's presence in Belfast is reported to the | IRA by a waiter who overheard two army officers dis |
| and | Ira C. Pratt (12 January 1832 - 14 April 1917). |
| Colonel | Ira C. Welborn, Medal of Honor recipient for action |
| Ira C. Eaker, and eight other Army aviators travele | |
| Ira C. Copley was elected as a Republican to the Si | |
| His former residence in Aurora, the Col. | Ira C. Copley Mansion, is listed on the National Re |
| Yo | Ira C. Booth, Tsimshian Historian, Chief Judge, Bui |
| e position of Chief-of-Staff of the anti-treaty | IRA called the "Irregulars". |
| Barry was supportive of the Provisional | IRA campaign but expressed reservations about some |
| the | IRA capabilities in England, Northern Ireland, and |
| 21 April - An Anti-Treaty | IRA captain, Martin Hogan, is abducted and killed i |
| Brennan convinced Buckley to help the | I.R.A. capture the barracks by leaving the window ove |
| When it happens, the | IRA capture and torture Marty, but he manages to es |
| December 17 - A Provisional | IRA car bomb kills six and injures over 90 people o |
| On 23 May 1993, a 500lb | IRA car bomb caused extensive damage to the commerc |
| siting at the time, were intended targets of an | IRA car bomb on 23 October 1975. |
| the 17th October 1981 Pringle was injured by an | IRA car bomb attached to his red Volkswagen car out |
| 18 May - A Provisional | IRA car bomb kills two British soldiers and eleven |
| ee suspected Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) car bombs exploded almost simultaneously in Ma |
| It is alleged that many of the | IRA casualties were killed after they had surrender |
| Such killings intensified just before the | IRA ceasefire of 1994 and it has been speculated th |
| These negotiations led to the | IRA ceasefire in August 1994. |
| tion 1989 for Radio 4's Today Programme and the | IRA ceasefire of 1995 for Radio Five Live). |
| Following the 1994 | IRA ceasefire, Logue with two EU colleagues was ask |
| Since the | IRA ceasefires of 1994 and 1997, opinion in Norther |
| ver he left the party in 1972 over the Official | IRA ceasfire. |
| (ASU) was a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) cell of five to eight members, tasked with car |
| an unmarked civilian car, who opened fire at an | IRA checkpoint. |
| He served as | IRA Chief of Staff from 1941 until 12 October 1942, |
| y republicans and briefly, in June 1922, became | IRA Chief of Staff, replacing Liam Lynch. |
| They were opposed by Kevin McKenna, the | IRA Chief of Staff and by the republican leadership |
| of having detained and assaulted Stephen Hayes, | IRA Chief of Staff and sentenced to death by firing |
| Sean O'Callaghan states that Keenan recommended | IRA Chief of Staff Seamus Twomey authorise an attac |
| Within | IRA circles, Hayes is still considered a traitor an |
| Such claims were dismissed as untrue as was the | IRA claim that Fox was murdered by "a killer squad" |
| The | IRA claimed that they regarded the ships as "commer |
| The | IRA claimed that between 14 and 16 members of the B |
| It adds: "the | IRA claimed Hugh Clarke was involved in the killing |
| National Baseball League: | Ira Clark retrieved 2010 December 09 |
| Joe | Ira Clark (born on 1 Jan 1975 in Texas, United Stat |
| He was the uncle of Rep. | Ira Clifton Copley, and the grandfather of composer |
| mand transferred from Col H. H. Ferguson to Col | Ira Clinton Welborn on 9 March. |
| IRA co-founder Christopher Whalen edit a popular fr | |
| a Ford Transit van and rented a garage, and an | IRA co-ordinator procured the explosives and materi |
| the Chicago Automobile Club and its president, | Ira Cobe. |
| s with Alex Hill, The Alabamians, Billy Fowler, | Ira Coffey's Walkathonians, and Vernon Andrade. |
| ked with Gene Coy, Andy Kirk, Blanche Calloway, | Ira Coffey, and Willie Bryant. |
| es, Harold Norse, Jack Micheline, William Levy, | Ira Cohen, Gerard Malanga, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, B |
| atic include the American poet and photographer | Ira Cohen. |
| Ira Coleman Batman (1862-1934) was an American juri | |
| Ira Coleman is an American jazz bassist. | |
| In September 1999, | Ira collaborated on a comic book, Radio: An Illustr |
| eadford Ambush in neighbouring County Kerry, an | IRA column successfully attacked a train-load of tr |
| Most notably the Official | IRA company in the Lower Falls, led by Joe McCann, |
| e Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1922, O'Donnell and his | IRA comrades were split over whether to accept this |
| essage from "Pfalzgraf Section" asking that the | IRA concentrate its S-Plan attacks on military rath |
| f Wayne County, the towns of Sterling, Victory, | Ira, Conquest, Cato, Mentz and Brutus in Cayuga Cou |
| ns for O'Donovan who by this time was the chief | IRA contact for Abwehr I/II. |
| The remnants of the | IRA continued to see themselves as the Army of the |
| The larger and more militant Provisional | IRA continued its military campaign and also began |
| reland in order to create liberated areas under | IRA control. |
| The book Sabre Jet Ace (1961) by Charles | Ira Coombs chronicled his experiences as a fighter |
| th his son Alexander Thomas and with his nephew | Ira Craig Hart, Moses remained active in the shippi |
| Sankey, | Ira D. My Life and the Story of the Gospel Hymns an |
| raq," New York: Columbia University, Miriam and | Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery, 2009. |
| Ira Davenport (Ira Nelson Davenport; October 13, 18 | |
| Secretary of State Joseph B. Carr, Comptroller | Ira Davenport, State Engineer Silas Seymour and Att |
| Ira David Wood III (born November 19, 1949) is an A | |
| In 2004, the facility was renamed "The | Ira David Wood III Pullen Park Theatre," to reflect |
| er is actress Sara Lynn Moore and his father is | Ira David Wood III, a locally prominent actor who i |
| Ira David Wood III is famous for his musical adapta | |
| The theatre's Executive Director is | Ira David Wood III, father of actress Evan Rachel W |
| J. | Ira Davis (1870-1942) was a infielder in Major Leag |
| Ira De Ment at the Biographical Directory of Federa | |
| Ira De Ment (born 1931) is a United States federal | |
| On 18 May 1921, the | IRA decided to attack an RIC/Black and Tan convoy a |
| being re-established in May 2000 as Provisional | IRA decommissioning eventually began. |
| The Individual Retirement Account ( | IRA) deduction was severely restricted. |
| After serving one term, he was defeated by | Ira Delbert Cotnam of the Conservative party in the |
| Ira Delbert Cotnam (19 December 1883 - 25 February | |
| In 1916 rising some members of the | IRA derailed a train by the woods in this village. |
| The | IRA described the injuries as a result of the bomb |
| During April 2010 the Real | IRA detonated a 120 lb. |
| On 3 August 2001 the Real | IRA detonated a car bomb containing 45kg of explosi |
| n was shattered when a nail bomb planted by the | IRA detonated nearby, killing 11 people and 7 horse |
| The Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) detonated two 6-pound gelignite bombs at two p |
| AM (0030 GMT) on Sunday 4 March 2001, the Real | IRA detonated a car bomb outside the BBC's main new |
| other words, if a reliable source says that the | IRA didn't provide the evidence, then that's good e |
| Susan Dimock was a distant cousin of | Ira Dimock (1827-1917), a silk manufacturer, and sh |
| He subsequently became | IRA Director of Chemicals in 1921. |
| IRA Director of Finance | |
| Joe Hamill (Brian Cox), the grim but war-weary | IRA district chief who is working for peace. |
| p of an unlawful organisation and possession of | IRA documents. |
| tured such satirical stories as the Provisional | IRA dropping its pursuit of a United Ireland in fav |
| became involved with the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) during the 1981 hunger strikes. |
| All three brothers joined the Anti-Treaty | IRA during the Irish Civil War. |
| Fuller served in the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) during the Irish War of Independence (1919-192 |
| mestic threat of groups such as the Provisional | IRA during The Troubles. |
| sh Army soldier to be killed by the Provisional | IRA during The Troubles. |
| the 3rd Battalion of the Dublin Brigade of the | IRA during the War of Independence. |
| Patrick O'Sullivan fought with the anti-Treaty | IRA during the Civil War and was wounded in action |
| van was the first Vice Commandant of the London | IRA during its early days in 1919 but was seconded |
| e largest guerrilla assaults by the Provisional | IRA during this period. |
| held in Hurricane in 1906 in the living room of | Ira E. Bradshaw's home, consisting of grades one th |
| States entered World War II, Brigadier General | Ira Eaker was made head of the prospective heavy bo |
| z along with fellow Air Corps officers, Captain | Ira Eaker and Lieutenant Elwood Quesada, both of wh |
| David Healy - Lt. Gen. | Ira Eaker USAAF |
| proach was espoused by the militant Provisional | IRA East Tyrone Brigade led by Padraig McKearney an |
| unit of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) East Tyrone Brigade launched a bomb attack on |
| was conceived by Paddy Paul, the leader of the | IRA East Waterford Brigade, who gathered Volunteers |
| States than, say, the French do in the case of | Ira Einhorn or the Israelis in the case of Samuel S |
| Ira Einhorn, "The Unicorn Killer" (1977) - Popular | |
| tur, et pereatis de via, cum exarserit in brevi | ira eius. |
| ebruary 1922, there were 80 recorded attacks by | IRA elements on the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC), |
| Ira Ellsworth Robinson (born near Grafton, Taylor C | |
| he main blast - or by a radar beacon, which the | IRA employed in order to prevent radio-jamming coun |
| "that part of the town of | Ira encompassed within a boundary beginning in the |
| Belfast, claimed that his involvement with the | IRA ended in 1990 due to his wife's illness. |
| It works closely with the | IRA Engineering Department, which has developed an |
| er 25 - Thirty-eight members of the Provisional | IRA escape in a mass jailbreak from Maze prison in |
| These warships were often shot at by the | IRA, especially from Carlingford Lough. |
| Sine | ira et studio, 1894 |
| obbery turned violent as DeVol killed Patrolmen | Ira Evans and Leo Gorski outside the bank. |
| All were killed by the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) except 71 year old Protestant Samuel Miller, w |
| He later served on the | IRA executive during the Border Campaign. |
| In 1973 The Provisional | IRA exploded a car bomb in the street outside the c |
| He has been credited as being, along with Rabbi | Ira F. Stone, the leading figure in the contemporar |
| cial collections within the library include the | Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies, the |
| d Steel Corp., Orange, Texas, sponsored by Mrs. | Ira F. Key, mother of Lt. Key; and commissioned Jun |
| The two | IRA factions arranged a truce between them after th |
| e New York Court of Appeals, The People v. Paul | Ira Ferber, which held that the First Amendment pro |
| Dirasat al-Islamiyya al-Mu 'as | Ira fi 'l-Dawla wa '1-Mujtama'a (Contemporary Islam |
| me of his Tipperary men to help the anti-Treaty | IRA fighters in Dublin, after a plea from Oscar Tra |
| McDonnell met Bobby Sands in the run up to an | IRA firebomb attack on the Balmoral Furnishing Comp |
| The 4th battalion of the | IRA First Cork Brigade, under Diarmuid O'Hurley and |
| arly talk polemicists Joe Pyne and Louis Lomax, | Ira Fistel, Michael Jackson, whose talk show attrac |
| chants the first name of the radio show's host, | Ira Flatow. |
| John | Ira Flatt (July 2, 1834 - ) was an Ontario farmer, |
| An Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) flying column was ambushed by members of the R |
| olice and the government immediately blamed the | IRA for the bombings. |
| assumed the name The Ike Reilly Assassination ( | IRA for short) and released "Sparkle in the Finish. |
| ichael McKevitt, the reputed leader of the Real | IRA, for the Omagh Bombing. . |
| esday 20 December 1995: Blaming the Provisional | IRA for recent killings of drug dealers, the Irish |
| In 1941 he was denounced by the | IRA for writing for the Irish Army's journal. |
| es, enraged by the ambush and the escape of the | IRA force, took out reprisals on civilians in the s |
| Ira forces his aunt and uncle to realise that they | |
| rk, was derelict after being burned down by the | IRA four years earlier in 1920. |
| Of the others killed by the | IRA, four were Protestant civilians. |
| n, the third child of black Shakespearian actor | Ira Frederick Aldridge and his second wife, the Swe |
| and was the first wife of American black actor | Ira Frederick Aldridge. |
| Meda Ryan, Tom Barry, | IRA Freedom Fighter, Mercier 2003. |
| Ira Friedlander - cover design | |
| a Eoin Corrigan are kidnapped by members of the | IRA from his home in Forkhill, Northern Ireland. |
| e area from the southeast tried to dislodge the | IRA from their ambush position, but again without s |
| The following week, following clashes at an | IRA funeral in north Belfast, the Stormont governme |
| soldiers are beaten to death by mourners at an | IRA funeral. |
| Colonel | Ira G. Grover |
| d daughter Kim Bauer are kidnapped by terrorist | Ira Gaines in his attempt to blackmail Jack into as |
| nal irresponsibility" performed "by remnants of | IRA gangs". |
| Ira Gasman, a theatre writer and lyricist and newsp | |
| Fitzpatrick chaired the 1933 | IRA General Army Convention (GAC). |
| d, even though this policy had been endorsed by | IRA General Headquarters (this was due to the terro |
| ged in May 2002 that Murray was a member of the | IRA General-Headquarters (GHQ) staff. |
| 959 - from Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook |
| ong composed by George Gershwin, with lyrics by | Ira Gershwin . |
| based, although the song is also co-credited to | Ira Gershwin by ASCAP. |
| Later, | Ira Gershwin introduced him to lyricist Yip Harburg |
| This article is about the George and | Ira Gershwin song. |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959, studio performance) |
| Mitzi Gaynor - Mitzi Gaynor Sings the Lyrics of | Ira Gershwin (Verve, 1959) |
| Ira Gershwin decided to title to work "Catfish Row" | |
| He was also presented with the George and | Ira Gershwin Award for Lifetime Musical Achievement |
| Ira Gershwin wrote the words after his brother's de | |
| "I Got Rhythm" George Gershwin, | Ira Gershwin 4:51 |
| For the George and | Ira Gershwin composition, see Bidin' My Time. |
| omposed by Harold Arlen, with lyrics written by | Ira Gershwin and E.Y. Harburg. |
| song composed by George Gershwin with lyrics by | Ira Gershwin and Gus Kahn. |
| time it was donated to the school by George and | Ira Gershwin in 1936. |
| The film's soundtrack includes the George and | Ira Gershwin song from which the film takes its tit |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959) and the 1983 Pablo rel |
| The George and | Ira Gershwin Award is presented annually at UCLA du |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959) |
| al of "It Ain't Necessarily So", the George and | Ira Gershwin classic (from Porgy and Bess) which qu |
| cal in two acts, written by Kurt Weill (music), | Ira Gershwin (lyrics), and Edwin Justus Mayer and G |
| For the 1937 song by George and | Ira Gershwin see They All Laughed (song) |
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