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Irish Republican Brotherhood (view source)
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The IRA had substantial support among Irish emigrants in north America and in 1867 a group of them invaded Canada in sympathy with the IRB leaders in Ireland who staged an uprising against British rule in the same year. Its leaders were the chief organisers of the [[Easter Rising]] in Dublin in 1916, the event which the Irish poet [[W.B.Yeats]], in his poem "Easter 1916" referred to as a 'terrible beauty'.
The IRA had substantial support among Irish emigrants in North America and in 1867 a group of them invaded Canada in sympathy with the IRB leaders in Ireland who staged an uprising against British rule in the same year. Its leaders were the chief organisers of the [[Easter Rising]] in Dublin in 1916, the event which the Irish poet [[W.B.Yeats]], in his poem "Easter 1916" referred to as a 'terrible beauty'.
[[Category:Irish History]]
[[Category:Irish History]]
[[Category:Terrorism]]
[[Category:Terrorism]]