United Ireland Society, Áth Cliath

New York City's only regular rebel night commencing next month every Friday night in Ernie O'Malley's in Manhattan.

Frank Stagg 50th anniversary commemoration in Ballina 15th February 2026.

All welcome🍀

Next Event "An Evening With Noraid and the IRA" Friday 19th September 2025 Teacher's Club 7pm.

We Independent Dublin Republicans would like to take this opportunity to announce that our next event will be a film showing, Q and A session with invited guests, followed by a night of music and entertainment to be held in the Teacher's Club 36 Parnell Square (West).

Our Chairperson for the event will be life long Dublin Republican Patrick Burke.

Our invited special guests will be John McDonagh, New York playwright, Irish Republican activist and former member of Noraid. John will be travelling from America to attend on the night.

Also attending the event as very special guests and participants will be John Crawley, former IRA POW, life long Republican activist and author of the best selling book on his life in the Republican movement The Yank together with Dr Ruan O'Donnell who is Head of the History Department in University of Limerick and author of several books 2detailing Republican revolutionary history from the United Irishmen Rebellions to the recent phase of the armed struggle ended by the ceasefire of 1997 through the insights of incarcerated Republican activists in the books Special Category Vols 1 and 2.

The events proceedings will commence at 7.30pm (sharp) with a viewing of the recently released film on Noraid and the Irish American dimension, this will be followed by a Q & A session with our invited guests which will be followed by a social event with rebel and traditional ballads provided by live musicians on the night.

Please confirm your interest early as attendance is limited.

What we've all been waiting for 🙌🇮🇪

From Tonight - The Return of the Legendary Gerry O'Glacain of The Irish Brigade.

Live on stage at Jinky's with all our Rebel favourites written by the man himself.

Get in Early for best seats and enjoy the songs of stories of our Rebel History 🇮🇪 While our amazing staff look after you 🍻

Always a warm welcome at Jinky's Santa Ponsa 🍀💚🏖

Great mural unveiled today in Belfast to commemorate the Battle of Lenadoon in 1972, where the IRA broke their ceasefire and liberated the area from the British Army.

Well done to the independent Republicans involved who made it a reality.

One for the calendars 📅

National Hunger Strike Commemoration organised by Independent Dublin Republicans 🇮🇪

Remember The Hunger Strikers Annual Commemoration Saturday 23rd of August 2025 !

Independent Dublin Republicans can officially announce the date and time of our next commemorative event.

On Saturday the 23rd of August we will hold our 3rd Annual "Remember The Hunger Strikers" Commemoration.

Assembley will be at the Garden of Remembrance at 2pm.

From there we will parade along O Connell Street, passing the General Post Office, crossing O Connell Bridge and returning the the Garden of Remembrance.

Our Main Speaker for this years event will be former POW and Blanketman Dixie Elliott.

Put this event in your calender NOW !

More details of the event to follow.

Not long to go to the national commemoration to Wolfe Tone, the founding father of republicanism, held in Sallins, Co. Kildare.

It's shaping up to be a big one 🇮🇪

As genuine Republicans across Ireland begin to commemorate the 1916 Easter Rising this month, the National Independent Wolfe Tone Commemoration committee would cordially invite you to attend our parade to Bodenstown on June 8th.
All genuine Republicans across Ireland are welcome.

Wolfe Tone was a founding father of Irish Republicanism and an inspiration to the leaders of the ‘16 Rising.
PH Pearse , speaking in Bodenstown in 1913 said “ we owe to this dead man more than we can ever repay by making pilgrimages to his grave…he was the greatest Irishman”.

Pearse’s opinion was shared by Countess Markievicz who not only celebrated Tones Irish Republicanism but also highlighted Wolfe Tone’s internationalism when in 1925 she wrote “ link up the oppressed peoples and classes of the world was his cry”. Very apt when we see the genocide in Palestine today and other peoples suffering oppression.

The leaders and especially the volunteers of 1916 , the men of no property as Tone called them, fought for an Irish Republic devoid of foreign control and representing the people. That struggle continues today. We owe it to Tone and the men and women of Easter 16 to continue to seek a 32 county Republic as declared in the Proclamation.

James Connolly spoke of Wolfe Tone when he said “ we who hold his principles cherish his memory…..any movement that would successfully grapple with the problem of national freedom must draw its inspiration, not from a buried past but from the glowing hopes of the living present, the vast possibilities of the mighty future”
Let us look to that future. Let us celebrate the Easter Rising and lead onward to celebrating Wolfe Tone on June 8th.

Let Tone’s own words prevail :
“ Ireland shall be independent. We shall be a nation, not a province. Citizens-not slaves.

Beir Bua

An Easter commemoration worth supporting this Easter Monday. Organised by Independent Dublin Republicans 🇮🇪