Don would their be merit in the Air Corps getting one or two multipurpose heavy lift helps. Could carry larger bambi buckets for fire and preform other roles for army
@donlav
Barry you might know the answer to this , if I wanted to make a small run of replica brass buttons for a uniform is there a company you know of ?
@86thLeinster
Hi all , I don't post much on twitter anymore but im sharing a petition calling for improved rail services in the morning out of Dublin heading to Carlow ,KK and Waterford. Please sign and share my.uplift.ie/petitions/early…
Hi all , for those left on twitter I'll be hosting this free event today at St Patricks church in the city . Starting at 3.30 pm . Without Wadding we probably wouldn't have a St Patricks day
'Cursing and swearing much...disguised in men’s clothing, each armed with a machete and pistol'. #OTD 1720 Anne Bonney (Bonny) & Mary Reade were tried for piracy. Both were found guilty but pleas of pregnancy saved them from the death penalty.
dib.ie/biography/bonney-bonn…#DIBLives
Keyser Lane #Wexford . From the norse "way to the ships" there is a Keyser Lane or Street in Cork Waterford, Dublin and Wexford all areas settled by Vikings
DUNGARVAN SHOPS & TRADERS
Some billheads courtesy of @IrishSmuggling.
The L&N (now Garvey's Supermarket)
Maurice Flynn - Hardware
Keane - Bottlers & Tobacconists
Michael Moloney - Hardware
M J Walsh - Tobacconist
Thomas Power - Grocer
M & K McGrath - Wine & Spirit Merchants
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DeLoughry Iron Foundries #kilkenny. Peter DeLoughry was a noted republican mayor of Kilkenny who while in Lincoln prison used his skills as a blacksmith to fashion a key that enabled the escape of Eamon De Valera and others in 1919
Have decided to give Twitter another chance , this is a RIC whistle which I picked up during the week. The RIC had access to arms but often patrolled without them, carrying a whistle to summon help and a wooden truncheon.