Rugby, he believed, was the sport best suited to the Irish psyche. Well, well ...

On February 3, 1919, Eamon De Valera, Sean McGarry and Sean Milroy escaped from Lincoln Prison with a key smuggled in a cake and stole through the night with Michael Collins. Eamon De Valera escaped ...

For others leaving the inaugural meeting of the party in Dublin in 1926, according to Kevin Boland, whose father Gerald was ...

At two-ton and eight-passenger capacity, this car was a favorite of two Irish presidents who liked to take the wheel regularly. The 1947 Dodge D24 limousine was originally colored 'military maroon' ...

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De Valera’s new move – Opposition to entering Dail “with or without the Oath” - March 2 1926 ...

Éamon de Valera, the face of Ireland in America for most of the 20th century, will be the subject of the October meeting of the Irish Cultural Society. The meeting will convene on Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m.

The father of the late US president, John F Kennedy, told President Éamon de Valera that one of the happiest moments in his son’s life was the warm reception he received from the Irish people during a ...

A neglected woodland in northern Israel offers a window into Éamon de Valera’s legacy and a lost moment of Irish-Israeli goodwill Éamon de Valera Grove in Beit Keshet Forest near the Palestinian town ...

Éamon de Valera during his tour of the United States in 1919 (Wikimedia Commons) One of the more entertaining stories from America’s history involves a bit of rhetorical sleight of hand that some ...