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IRB and Irish
The Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) saw an opportunity to create an armed organisation to advance its own ends, and on 25 November 1913 the Irish Volunteers, whose stated object was " to secure and to maintain the rights and liberties common to all the people of Ireland ", was formed.
However, about 12, 000 Volunteers, led by Eoin MacNeill and dominated by the secret Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ), refused to join the British war effort and kept the name " Irish Volunteers ".
Whereas MacNeill intended to use force only to resist the imposition of conscription on Ireland, or to prevent the use of force to disarm of the Volunteers, the IRB men intended to launch an armed rebellion in pursuit of Irish independence.
However, due to funding disputes within the Irish Republican Brotherhood and disagreement over payments from the IRB to Holland, the IRB stole Fenian Ram and the Holland III prototype in November 1883.
Adams ' grandfather, also called Gerry Adams, had been a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) during the Irish War of Independence.
This drew the interest of the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ), a physical force Irish organisation that had staged a rebellion in 1867.
For the next 20 years, the IRB ceased to be an important force in Irish politics, leaving Parnell and his party the leaders of the nationalist movement in Ireland.
Many Irish emigrants to the United States quickly associated with separatist republican groups and organisations like the IRB.
The young Griffith was a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ).
The IRB members argued that the aim of dual monarchism should be replaced by republicanism, and that Griffith was excessively inclined to compromise with conservative elements ( notably in his pro-employer position during the 1913 – 1914 Dublin Lockout, when he saw the syndicalism of James Larkin as aimed at crippling Irish industry for Great Britain's benefit ).
The dominant leaders in the new unilaterally declared Irish Republic were figures like Éamon de Valera, President of Dáil Éireann ( 1919 – 21 ), President of the Republic ( 1921 – 1922 ), and Michael Collins, Minister for Finance, head of the IRB and the Irish Republican Army's Director of Intelligence.
In 1916, a group of IRB activists within the Irish Volunteers led an insurrection aimed at Irish independence in Dublin, known as the Easter Rising.
Boland was enrolled in the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) along with his younger brother Harry in 1904, following in the footsteps of his father Jim, uncle Jack and, probably, grandfather Patrick.
Bulmer Hobson, a member of the IRB, approached MacNeill about bringing this idea to fruition, and, through a series of meetings, MacNeill became chairman of the council that formed the Irish Volunteers, later becoming its chief of staff.
With the co-operation of James Connolly and the Irish Citizen Army, a secret council of IRB officials planned a general rising on Easter, 1916.
Brugha became actively involved in the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) and in 1913 he became a lieutenant in the Irish Volunteers.

IRB and Republican
This period also saw the emergence of militant republican movement called the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) or Fenians, with an off-shoot named Clan na Gael in the United States, founded by exiled members of the Young Irelanders.
A minority of the Irish Volunteers, mostly led by members of the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ), refused to support the War and kept their arms to guarantee the passage of Home Rule.
The initiative for a series of meetings leading up to the public inauguration of the Irish Volunteers came from the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ).
Bulmer Hobson, co-founder of the republican boy-scouts, Fianna Éireann, and member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, believed the IRB should use the formation of the Ulster Volunteers as an " excuse to try to persuade the public to form an Irish volunteer force ".
Michael Collins along with several other IRB members claim that the formation of the Irish Volunteers was not merely a " knee-jerk reaction " to the Ulster Volunteers, which is often supposed, but was in fact the " old Irish Republican Brotherhood in fuller force.
* Members: Piaras Béaslaí ( Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB )), Sir Roger Casement ( GL ), Eamonn Ceannt ( IRB, GL, SF ), John Fitzgibbon ( GL, SF ), Liam Gogan, Bulmer Hobson ( IRB, Fianna Éireann ( FÉ )), Michael J.
The initiative for a series of meetings leading up to the public inauguration of the Volunteers came from the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ).
The Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) was a secret oath-bound fraternal organisation dedicated to the establishment of an " independent democratic republic " in Ireland during the second half of the 19th century and the start of the 20th century.
The IRB was greatly influential during the 1919 – 21 Irish War of Independence, as its president since the summer of 1919 was Michael Collins, who was also a leader in the Irish Republican Army.
When he was 17, his father had him inducted into the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) at the side door of a pub by a man who seemed to view the ritual as an unpleasant distraction to a night of drinking.
Though originally more of a constitutionalist, through his dealings with men such as Pearse, Plunkett, and Sean MacDermott, MacDonagh developed stronger republican beliefs, joining the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ), probably during the summer of 1915.
Thomas Patrick Ashe (; 12 January 1885 – 25 September 1917 ) was a member of the Gaelic League, the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ) and a founding member of the Irish Volunteers.

IRB and Brotherhood
The acronym IRA was first used by the IRB organisation in America ( also known as the Fenian Brotherhood ).
The Fenian movement consisted of the Fenian Brotherhood and the Irish Republican Brotherhood ( IRB ), fraternal organisations founded in the United States and Ireland respectively with the aim of establishing an independent republic in Ireland.

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IRB members held officer rank in the Volunteers throughout the country and would take their orders from the Military Committee, not from MacNeill.
Similarly, in the north, several Volunteer companies were mobilised at Coalisland in County Tyrone including 132 men from Belfast led by IRB President Dennis McCullough.
Brugha was nominally the superior as Minister for Defence, but Collins's powerbase came from his position as Director of Organisation of the IRA and from his membership on the Supreme Council of the IRB.
De Valera resented Collins's clear power and influence, which he saw as coming more from the secretive IRB than from his position as a Teachta Dála ( TD ) and minister in the Aireacht.
The other key part of surf life saving is the competitive sport which evolved from the training activities of lifesavers at Australian and New Zealand surf beaches, though most events share little with modern Inflatable Rescue Boat ( IRB ) based surf rescue techniques.
Parnell made it his business to cultivate Fenian sentiments both in Britain and Ireland and became associated with the more radical wing of the Home Rule League, which included Joseph Biggar ( MP for Cavan from 1874 ), John O ' Connor Power ( MP for County Mayo from 1874 ) ( both, although constitutionalists, had links with the IRB ), Edmund Dwyer-Gray ( MP for Tipperary from 1877 ), and Frank Hugh O ' Donnell ( MP for Dungarvan from 1877 ).
What is known is that IRB involvement in the League's sister organisation, the Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain, led to the moderate Butt's ousting from its presidency ( even though he had founded the organisation ) and the election of Parnell in his place on 28 August 1877.
The IRB Sevens World Series, known officially as the HSBC Sevens World Series as of the 2010-11 season, through sponsorship from banking group HSBC, and also sometimes called the World Sevens Series, is a series of international rugby union sevens tournaments organised for the first time in the 1999-2000 season.
One night, in the midst of a fierce storm, IRB leader Tim O ' Leary ( Barry Foster )– who had killed a police constable earlier – and a small band of comrades arrive in Ryan's pub and strong-arm him into helping them recover a shipment of German arms from the storm.
The research assistant's job can include some or all of the following: providing the local institutional review board ( IRB ) with the documentation necessary to obtain its permission to conduct the study, assisting with study start-up, identifying eligible patients, obtaining consent from them or their families, administering study treatment ( s ), collecting and statistically analyzing data, maintaining and updating data files during followup, and communicating with the IRB, as well as the sponsor and CRO.
A required yearly " continuing review " report from the investigator updates the IRB on the progress of the study and any new safety information related to the study.
GAA historian Marcus de Búrca, writing in the Tipperary Historical Journal ( 2004 ), notes of the suggestion that the IRB were the true founders of the GAA, " far from this theory fading out the further away we move from the 1880s, the more convincing it is becoming ", in light of new information coming to light,
Another leading IRB member, John Sweeney from Loughrea, was prevented through illness from being present.

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