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| ld have annoyed the loyalists that there was a [ | IRA] truce with the British Government and there ma |
| o fight for the Spanish Republic - accordingly, | IRA men, led by Frank Ryan and some Communist Party |
| The Individual Retirement Account ( | IRA) deduction was severely restricted. |
| Individual Retirement Account ( | IRA) |
| 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. |
| Fell never admitted | IRA membership. |
| The quantity was named by Harald Sverdrup after | Ira Sprague Bowen (1898-1973), an astrophysicist wh |
| rd Heath, the Prime Minister at the time, after | IRA internees in Northern Ireland were subjected to |
| In the 2000s, McAllister campaigned against | IRA intimidation in south Armagh. |
| S Karimi Ahmedabad ( | IRA) pulled out of the Olympic Tournament before th |
| Akihabara@DEEP ( | Ira Ishida/Makoto Akane) 1-6 (completed) |
| ittal marked the end of his active career as an | IRA gun-runner. |
| As an | IRA member, she took part in the theft of paintings |
| On May 19, 1921, British troops surprised an | IRA ambush party at Kilmeena. |
| Seamus was the brother of Dessie Grew, an | IRA volunteer who was killed on 9 October 1990. |
| om" Hales (5 March 1892 - 29 April 1966) was an | IRA volunteer and politician from West Cork. |
| claiming that the UVF bombed the pub because an | IRA meeting was due to take place there. |
| In 1975 an | IRA bomb exploded in the Caterham Arms public house |
| The following week, following clashes at an | IRA funeral in north Belfast, the Stormont governme |
| ern Ireland after his picture, identified as an | IRA member, was included in a book by Toby Harnden. |
| l Constabulary Force, after being lured into an | IRA stronghold. |
| Bernard itself was destroyed as a result of an | IRA attack in 1921 and now stands as a ruin. |
| ken to the Dublin Mater Hospital, from where an | IRA unit, including two members disguised as priest |
| The building was heavily damaged by an | IRA bomb on February 9, 1996. |
| involvement in the killings was confirmed in an | IRA account of the incident. |
| grow mushrooms and also thought to have been an | IRA arms dump, as many as 200 shots are believed to |
| yal Marines and who was seriously injured by an | IRA bomb. |
| captured after being shot and wounded during an | IRA operation in 1942 after he shot an RUC police o |
| ish Volunteers in 1913 and soon after became an | IRA volunteer. |
| er 1975, the London Hilton was the target of an | IRA bomb which killed two people and injured 63 oth |
| siting at the time, were intended targets of an | IRA car bomb on 23 October 1975. |
| Lawless was an | IRA member and had been arrested in 1956 after guns |
| untbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma, by an | IRA bomb which also killed 3 others, including his |
| the 17th October 1981 Pringle was injured by an | IRA car bomb attached to his red Volkswagen car out |
| ars the figures were 112, 81, 113 and it was an | IRA man who acknowledged that 'we were almost beate |
| eadford Ambush in neighbouring County Kerry, an | IRA column successfully attacked a train-load of tr |
| 1974, his wife and son escaped unharmed when an | IRA bomb exploded in their Ford Cortina on the driv |
| Independence (1919-1921), Brent was part of an | IRA Active Service Unit as early as 1920, carrying |
| lfast to attend the funeral of James McDade, an | IRA member who had accidentally killed himself whil |
| In 1974 his home was badly damaged by an | IRA bomb |
| an unmarked civilian car, who opened fire at an | IRA checkpoint. |
| gorry, Co Tyrone outside Strabane, killed by an | IRA bomb in Abercorn Square, the youngest person to |
| The landmine was described in an | IRA statement as an "anti-personnel device". |
| place on 20 June 1972 in extreme secrecy at an | IRA safe house owned by Colonel Sir Michael McCorke |
| When an | IRA bomb goes off, the wife and children of molecul |
| As the meeting began an | IRA member was driving the transit van to the launc |
| a Ford Transit van and rented a garage, and an | IRA co-ordinator procured the explosives and materi |
| 8 UDR a number of items are found including: an | IRA training video, a GPMG, an AKM rifle and loaded |
| ary 1993, the station was the location where an | IRA bomb exploded on a Victoria to Ramsgate train. |
| His eldest son, Joseph MacManus, was an | IRA volunteer who died on active service in an oper |
| f the same name and deals with the career of an | IRA man who is suspected by his colleagues of worki |
| his son John in 1823, who in turn sold it to an | Ira Jenkins ten years later. |
| ilip's uncle Louis Mountbatten was killed by an | IRA bomb. |
| 1964-27 August 1979), murdered, aged 14, by an | IRA bomb. |
| d by members of the South Armagh Brigade and an | IRA unit in Newry. |
| was burned down by British forces following an | IRA ambush in nearby Ballinhassig |
| agent sent to Northern Ireland to smoke out an | IRA assassin who had slain a cabinet minister. |
| Meanwhile, an | IRA unit had mounted a Mark 15 mortar on a tractor, |
| a member of the British Army, was killed by an | IRA bomb attack on a permanent British army checkpo |
| ntractor at the British Army/RUC base during an | IRA mortar attack. |
| elf up, claiming to have been the subject of an | IRA recruitment attempt; she was discharged from th |
| several comic relief scenes: after a raid on an | IRA "safe house", British officers grumble about be |
| The plan was written by an | IRA volunteer called Liam Gaynor. |
| n were arrested it emerged they were part of an | IRA unit sent to assassinate North West VIPs. |
| r was cut short due to injuries sustained in an | IRA bomb explosion. |
| arrested with six others alleged to comprise an | IRA unit planning a campaign in Coventry. |
| McDonnell met Bobby Sands in the run up to an | IRA firebomb attack on the Balmoral Furnishing Comp |
| soldiers are beaten to death by mourners at an | IRA funeral. |
| Analytically, | IRA represents one of a number of new analytics fir |
| a picture of former WTOP reporter and anchorman | Ira Mellman on the front of his door. |
| nsible for recording the company's releases and | Ira Gitler occasionally fulfilled the role of produ |
| This album featured the songs of George and | Ira Gershwin. |
| 959 - from Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook |
| nton Flippen, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, and | Ira Bernstein. |
| founded in 1945 by the brothers Eddie, Leo, and | Ira Messner. |
| During the 1980s he worked with Red Rodney and | Ira Sullivan (1981-85), Toshiko Akiyoshi (1986-89), |
| Birbiglia has said that he and | Ira Glass are working on a screenplay adaptation of |
| Words and Music by George Gershwin and | Ira Gershwin. |
| This article is about the George and | Ira Gershwin song. |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959, studio performance) |
| 10 students only two by the name of Evarts and | Ira Gould passed successfully. |
| n, Seymour Hersh, Howard Zinn, Terry Gross, and | Ira Glass. |
| and | Ira C. Pratt (12 January 1832 - 14 April 1917). |
| He was also presented with the George and | Ira Gershwin Award for Lifetime Musical Achievement |
| nment had withdrawn Special Category status and | IRA members had commenced the blanket protest. |
| They enlisted a fellow Dubliner and | IRA man to infiltrate the barracks by joining the B |
| For the George and | Ira Gershwin composition, see Bidin' My Time. |
| Akasa Kusum (Flowers of the Sky) and | Ira Madiyama (August Sun) have a limited release fr |
| l in company with Higbee, George W. Ingram, and | Ira Jeffery. |
| Dwight L. Moody and | Ira Sankey had major led evangelistic campaigns and |
| 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 |
| y, Warren Armstrong, Doug Moe, Larry Brown, and | Ira Harge. |
| 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 |
| ving Berlin's As Thousands Cheer and George and | Ira Gershwin's Pardon My English. |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959) |
| for everyone aged six and over) and George and | Ira Gershwin's Crazy for You. |
| al of "It Ain't Necessarily So", the George and | Ira Gershwin classic (from Porgy and Bess) which qu |
| For the 1937 song by George and | Ira Gershwin see They All Laughed (song) |
| ehearsal recordings performed by Kurt Weill and | Ira Gershwin is currently available on the CD Tryou |
| ion of explosives, bombing the Europa Hotel and | IRA membership. |
| Three songs written by George and | Ira Gershwin for the play were retained: "Bidin' My |
| rt (1958), Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959), Take Love Easy (1973) |
| of 10.1 seconds, equal with Willie Williams and | Ira Murchison, and repeated the time a week later i |
| Since 1999 he appears on Leonard Feather and | Ira Gitler's “Biographical Encyclopedia Of Jazz”. |
| Jazzmen Bubba Kolb, Jack Sheldon, and | Ira Sullivan at the Village Jazz Lounge in Walt Dis |
| ny Face bears little relation to the George and | Ira Gershwin musical of the same name. |
| Mathis explores the work of George Gershwin and | Ira Gershwin with "Embraceable You" while dipping i |
| This work was later adapted by George and | Ira Gershwin as the opera Porgy and Bess. |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959) and her Verve/Polygram |
| Kurt Weill and | Ira Gershwin sing their songs from the movie musica |
| formed in 1989 by songwriters Matt Huseman and | Ira Katz while students at the University of Maryla |
| like Jimmy Forrest, Bud Powell, Donald Byrd and | Ira Sullivan. |
| raq," New York: Columbia University, Miriam and | Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery, 2009. |
| tzgerald - Ella Fitzgerald Sings the George and | Ira Gershwin Songbook (1959) (first recording) |
| Richie was the 21st recipient of the George and | Ira Gershwin Lifetime Achievement Award at UCLA's a |
| ason in preparation for the Eastern Sprints and | IRA regattas. |
| ds sustained during the raid along with another | IRA volunteer, Fergal O'Hanlon. |
| th his friend Sean Phelan (Paul Ronan), another | IRA gunman. |
| At the time, the Anti-Treaty | IRA regarded their Civil War opponents as traitors |
| learing a road booby-trapped by the Anti-Treaty | IRA. |
| on to playwright Ulick O'Connor, an anti-Treaty | IRA volunteer named Owen Donnelly of Glasnevin was |
| All three brothers joined the Anti-Treaty | IRA during the Irish Civil War. |
| Irish Civil War, he sided with the Anti-Treaty | IRA. |
| 21 April - An Anti-Treaty | IRA captain, Martin Hogan, is abducted and killed i |
| 27 July - Anti-Treaty | IRA under Padraig Quinn attack Dundalk, dynamite th |
| a final stand at Redmondstown, the Anti-Treaty | IRA in the south east gave up their fixed positions |
| e position of Chief-of-Staff of the anti-treaty | IRA called the "Irregulars". |
| in the Irish Civil War, where eight anti-Treaty | IRA prisoners were killed by their National Army ca |
| me of his Tipperary men to help the anti-Treaty | IRA fighters in Dublin, after a plea from Oscar Tra |
| then in the Irish Civil War in the anti-treaty | IRA. |
| Patrick O'Sullivan fought with the anti-Treaty | IRA during the Civil War and was wounded in action |
| ntury, was burned by members of the anti-Treaty | IRA on 9 March 1923. |
| Arbor | Ira |
| Away"/"It Never Entered My Mind" (Harold Arlen, | Ira Gershwin)/(Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart) - 5:05 |
| "Fun to Be Fooled" (Harold Arlen, | Ira Gershwin, E.Y. Harburg) - 3.28 |
| y Cinema operation on the Falls Road when armed | IRA men took over the cinema, stopped the film, and |
| isation, the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| an Irish republican and Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) member born in Belfast, Ireland. |
| An Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) flying column was ambushed by members of the R |
| Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) volunteers occupying a farmhouse in Clonmult, |
| became involved with the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) during the 1981 hunger strikes. |
| The day began with an Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) operation to assassinate the ‘Cairo Gang', a t |
| All were killed by the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) except 71 year old Protestant Samuel Miller, w |
| In 1976, Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) members killed his father in an attack which P |
| ucted by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and brought an end to their seventeen-month ce |
| Fuller served in the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) during the Irish War of Independence (1919-192 |
| illed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) in October 1989 were members of Ulster Resista |
| mbers of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| unit of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| illed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) while travelling to work on the 9th September |
| ttack by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) on a bus carrying British Army soldiers in Nor |
| onation of a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) incendiary bomb aboard a Ballymena to Belfast |
| igade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), who was a member of the active service unit w |
| e Twelve Apostles was an Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) unit founded by Michael Collins to counter the |
| igade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| y (INLA) and Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) volunteer who worked clandestinely from 1977 u |
| War of Independence, the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) attacked the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) ba |
| rship of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and other illegal paramilitary organisations a |
| In May 1921, an Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) unit of approximately 25 men successfully ambu |
| list groups, four by the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), and three by the British Army. |
| er sister of Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) hunger striker Bobby Sands. |
| nteer in the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), who was sentenced to a total of 490 years imp |
| War of Independence, the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) ambushed a five-man Royal Irish Constabulary ( |
| against the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) was central to NF success and argued in the wa |
| aimed by the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and specifically by part of the Active Service |
| ame part of the original Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| Troubles by Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) pris |
| The Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) was blamed for both incidents, in which the de |
| unit of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) East Tyrone Brigade launched a bomb attack on |
| War I before joining the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| Catholic members of the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), were shot dead by undercover Royal Ulster Con |
| for the local West Mayo Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), with six IRA men killed and seven wounded. |
| a Catholic member of the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), was shot by an undercover British Army (BA) m |
| efeat of the anti-Treaty Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) in the Civil War, McNamara was released in 23 |
| R), was shot dead by the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) while returning home from work, near his home |
| Ambush was a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) attack on a British Army observation post sout |
| Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) prisoner Bobby Sands (played by John Lynch) le |
| igade of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA), and was one of the IRA's most experienced bom |
| injured in a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) gun and grenade attack outside the prison. |
| War of Independence, the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) bombed a British military train near the stati |
| (UDR), was killed by the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) whilst out for a meal with his wife and daught |
| The Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) detonated two 6-pound gelignite bombs at two p |
| He was a member of the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and part of the Dublin Brigade's Active Servic |
| n prison for Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) offences. |
| ee suspected Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) car bombs exploded almost simultaneously in Ma |
| ionalist groups like the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| sh Citizen Army into the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA). |
| ebruary 3, 1921 when the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) ambushed and killed three Black and Tans on th |
| killed in a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) ambush near the Irish border at Jonesborough b |
| a former member of the Irish Repubulican Army ( | IRA), |
| (ASU) was a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) cell of five to eight members, tasked with car |
| 940) was a member of the Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) and, along with James Richards (also known as |
| injured in a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) gun and grenade attack outside Armagh women's |
| ember of the Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) Army Council. |
| er 1985 by a Provisional Irish Republican Army ( | IRA) unit against a Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) |
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