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In 1917, Eoin O'Duffy joined the Irish Volunteers that later become the [[File:IrishRepublican.png]] Irish Republican Army (IRA) in the Irish War Of Independence 1919-1921 also after Eoin O'Duffy became brigadier he meet Michael Collins so he could be joined the Irish Republican Brotherhood and in 1918 Eoin O'Duffy became secretary of [[File:UKSinn.png]] Sinn Féin's north Monaghan area council but he was arrested for illegal assembly but he was released in November 19th 1918. Eoin O'Duffy ordered his brigade to raid the homes of [[File:Anglican_Theocracyf.png]] Protestants along with Unionists for weapons along with raiding stores, burning delivery vans, ruining the railroad system and trying to get George Lester killed but failed. |
In 1917, Eoin O'Duffy joined the Irish Volunteers that later become the [[File:IrishRepublican.png]] Irish Republican Army (IRA) in the Irish War Of Independence 1919-1921 also after Eoin O'Duffy became brigadier he meet Michael Collins so he could be joined the Irish Republican Brotherhood and in 1918 Eoin O'Duffy became secretary of [[File:UKSinn.png]] Sinn Féin's north Monaghan area council but he was arrested for illegal assembly but he was released in November 19th 1918. Eoin O'Duffy ordered his brigade to raid the homes of [[File:Anglican_Theocracyf.png]] Protestants along with Unionists for weapons along with raiding stores, burning delivery vans, ruining the railroad system and trying to get George Lester killed but failed. |
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After the Irish War Of Independence 1919-1921 have ended, Eoin O'Duffy supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty seeing this as a stepping stone to an Irish republic also later in 1922 he became Europe's youngest general before [[File:Franco-alt.png]] Francisco Franco and he joined in the National Army of the Irish Free State during the Irish Civil War 1922-1923 even he took Limerick from the Anti-Treaty IRA. In September 1922, Eoin O'Duffy left the National Army to become [[File:PolState.png]] police commissioner for the Garda Síochána to do [[File:Catheo.png]] Catholic duties and stopping alcoholism but [[ |
After the Irish War Of Independence 1919-1921 have ended, Eoin O'Duffy supported the Anglo-Irish Treaty seeing this as a stepping stone to an Irish republic also later in 1922 he became Europe's youngest general before [[File:Franco-alt.png]] Francisco Franco and he joined in the National Army of the Irish Free State during the Irish Civil War 1922-1923 even he took Limerick from the Anti-Treaty IRA. In September 1922, Eoin O'Duffy left the National Army to become [[File:PolState.png]] police commissioner for the Garda Síochána to do [[File:Catheo.png]] Catholic duties and stopping alcoholism but [[File:ÉamonValera.png]] Éamon de Valera dismissed Eoin O'Duffy as police commissioner in 1933. The reason why Eoin O'Duffy was not a police commissioner anymore because he is too biased because of past political affiliations and also in truth he was planning a [[File:Strato-Antifurry.png]] military coup for W. T. Cosgrave. |
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The 1932 Public Safety Act in Ireland was suspended, lifting bans on numerous organizations such as the Irish Republican Army, along with some of the organization's political prisoners released. In 1932, Ned Cronin founded the party known as the [[File:Blueshirt.png]] Army Comrades Association. The party is for the Irish army veterans, according to their name. They believe that freedom of speech is being 'repressed', and now providing security at events at Cumann na nGaedheal, leading to clashes between the Irish Republican Army and the Army Comrades Association. It had more than 30,000 members by September, 1932. |
The 1932 Public Safety Act in Ireland was suspended, lifting bans on numerous organizations such as the Irish Republican Army, along with some of the organization's political prisoners released. In 1932, Ned Cronin founded the party known as the [[File:Blueshirt.png]] Army Comrades Association. The party is for the Irish army veterans, according to their name. They believe that freedom of speech is being 'repressed', and now providing security at events at Cumann na nGaedheal, leading to clashes between the Irish Republican Army and the Army Comrades Association. It had more than 30,000 members by September, 1932. |
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