OTHER EVENTS

The annual IRB AGM took place at Hayes’ Hotel, Thurles, Co. Tipperary on Sunday, 25th of September 2016 at 2:00 pm.

All welcome, All backgrounds, beliefs and creeds welcome. Non-Demoniational. Fully Inclusive. Family Friendly. All patriotic flags in respect of our fallen welcome on the day. Commemoration event starts Saturday 14th May @ 1.45 pm sharp Approximate duration 45 / 60 mins with an off site gathering/ celebration afterwards / nearby , final details TBC on the day. This event will be recorded . Line up to be finalised/ more details to follow: Unveiling of IRB Fodhla, Banbha and Pallbearer’s Flags for the first time to the General Public. Promulgation of the 1916 Proclamation. Poetry, Musicians & Harpist. Historical and cultural information will also be presented. Open invite to attend an informal social gathering networking event after the commemoration. A SUBSTANTIAL CHRONOLOGY OF THE IRB IS PROVIDED BELOW FOR CONTEXT 17th March 1858 Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) founded by James Stephens. Fenian Republican Brotherhood founded by John O’Mahony. 24th April 1916 Proclamation by President of IRB Supreme Council for Easter Rising. 12th May 1916 Last of the IRB Supreme Council signatories to the Proclamation executed and buried at Arbour Hill. 21st January 1919 Declaration of Independence and Dáil éireann and Sovereign Constitution for the Sovereign Republic of éire.
21st January 1919 to The right of the People of Ireland to the Sovereign Territory of éire 21st January 2022 sustained and ongoing by IRB. 6th December 1921 to 5th December 2021 Lease by Provisional Government. 6th December 2021 Meeting in Dublin between current IRB Vice President, Chairman and Vice Chairman to discuss the future of Ireland. 9th December 2021 Meeting in Limerick between current IRB President, Vice President and Chairman to discuss Lease and the future of Ireland.22nd February 2022 IRB Supreme Council restored. 17th March 2022 Foregoing Constitution of the IRB revised by the Supreme Council. 22nd March 2022 1st Notice from Supreme Council to Vatican and Crown. 8th April 2022 Declaration of Trust for the Territory of éire by IRB Supreme Council. 20th April 2022 2nd Notice from Supreme Council to Vatican and Crown. 14th May 2022 Ceremony at Arbour Hill – “Flags For Our Fallen” “Ar son na héireann agus a Clainne”

Holocausd na nGaedheal took place at t-Ár Mór on Friday, 3rd of November 2017.

List of locations that will have commemorations, vigils and events to mark and honour the 6.2 million martyrs and victims of an Holocausd na nGaedheal nó an t-Ár Mór idir 1845-1851. USA: Casper, Wyoming Chicago Fairbanks, Alaska Lynnwood, Washington State Los Angeles, California Vigil at Wilkes-Barre in North Eastern Pennsylvania It will be at the Old Anthracite Coal Fields in Wilkes-Barre in North Eastern Pennsylvania and it will be held and organised by the Molly Maguires. All Saint’s Church in Taylorville, Kentucky for a Special Mass by Father John Johnson.England: Vigil at the Uttoxeter Road Cemetary in Derby Vigil in Waterfall Derby Liverpool Ireland: Derry/ Doire a’ Cholmcille Carr’s Hill in Cork/Corcaigh a special mass will be held at the Monument Kerry/ Ciarraí Listowel, Killarney, Dingle Tír Chonaill/ Donegal Leitir Ceanainn, Ferrybank Lifestyle Links, South Kilkenny A vigil on the Fermanagh Cavan border Armagh City Athy in Kildare Newtownbutler in County Fermanagh Malla/Mallow, Corcaigh/ Cork Áth Cliath/ Dublin Scotland: Glaschu, Alba/Glasgow Canada: Kitchener, Ontario Totonto, Ontario Halifax, Nova Scotia Grosse Ile, Québec Montréal, Québec Alberta Our Lady of Lourdes, Venice, Florida. Fr. Sheehy. St. Mary’s Church, Delbarton, Mendham, New Jersey Glenstal Abbey, Murroe, Co. Limerick. Fr. B. Murphy says he “will remember while at Mass”. Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago. Fr. Greg Sakowicz. All Saints, Taylorsville, Kentucky. Fr. John Johnson Latin Mass on Carr’s Hill Cork Special Mass Romanian Orthodox Church in Kitchener Ontario Canada to pray for the 6.2 million Christian martyrs of the Irish Holocaust of 1845-1851 Other areas are planned and coming on board and this list will be updated. The list above is confirmed locations only.

Seminar on Freedom and Sovereignty in Mallow took place at Hibernian Hotel, Mallow on Saturday, 18th of March 2017 at 11:00 am.

Seminar on Freedom and Sovereignty in Mallow Venue Hibernian Hotel Mallow Date SAT 18TH MARCH TIME 11am-3pm SPEAKERS: WIlliam J Maguire – 1919 Sovereign Constitution Dr. Séamus Ó Súilleabhá – Irish Political History Paul Beirne – Banking Brian Mc Carthy – Irish Court System & its application to Mortgage Debt Pat Murphy – The sale of our natural resources All Welcome If you need help with Mortgage Debt – This seminar is a must.

Cultural Night took place at 36 Parnell Square West, Dublin 1 on Friday, 18th of September 2015 at 5:00 pm.

Club na Muíinteoirí Presentation: The meaning of the Harp and why it is our National Emblem. Join us on Parnell Square in the Teachers Club, for a very special presentation on the meaning of the Harp and why we are the only Nation in the world to have a musical instrument as a national emblem. Guest speakers, harpists, recitals and bardic traditions. Keynote speakers and experts will be sharing an evening of fascinating insights into the historical, cultural, spiritual and aesthetic aspects of the harp. These experts and keynote speakers will be in attendance and presenting all evening, there will also be a variety of exhibits, displays, documents and fascinating installations.

The annual James Stephens Commemoration took place at Glasnevin, Dublin on Saturday, 28th of March 2015.

Irish Volunteer Exhibition took place at Teachers Club, Parnell Square, Dublin on Saturday, 28th of March 2015 at 10:00 am.