The Clock Is Still Going The Men Archives - Page 2 of 4

Jim and James Conroy – The Wild Chap and the Grand Old Fellow

Posted on 23rd September, 2017

Jim Conroy in 1948 Jim Conroy When Jim was on a job for the IRA there was usually blood spilt. Remarkably despite ....

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Bill Stapleton – the Ups and Downs

Posted on 18th August, 2017

Bill Stapleton’s story is one tinged with some very good luck & some really bad luck. Bill was a man ....

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Daniel Finlayson – a Scots-Irish Volunteer

Posted on 28th July, 2017

Dan, best man at a family wedding, 1923 Having survived combat in the Tan War, 6 months in Kilmainham Gaol under ....

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Oscar Traynor – Soccer star, IRA Leader and Honest Politician.

Posted on 18th June, 2017

Great image marking Easter 2016 Centenary –Features goalkeeper Oscar Traynor in 1912, later President of the FAI. Glasnevin is the resting ....

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John Byrne – Unknown Burning victim named at last

Posted on 20th May, 2017

Only known photo After the mistaken identification of one body at KGV Military Hospital mortuary (see here), the remains were readied ....

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Tom Kehoe (Keogh)

Posted on 13th May, 2017

November 1924: Knockananna graveyard, Co Wicklow. A large group of well dressed young men gathered to unveil a monument they ....

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Tom Ennis (Part 3) – Rise & Fall: From Civil War, via Mutiny to Civvy Life.

Posted on 3rd May, 2017

After his wounding at the Custom House Tom spent 3 months in Geraldine O’Donnel’s Nursing Home & then further time in ....

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Johnny Wilson, from the Theatre Royal to Carrigaphooca

Posted on 24th April, 2017

Saturday the 28th of April 1917, was a day that would change 19 year old Johnny Wilson’s life forever. As ....

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Vinny Byrne

Posted on 26th March, 2017

Vinny Byrne was one of the most active and deadly members of the Dublin Brigade. He was out from the age ....

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