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native and from 1915 its third editor, who though himself a separatist, personally admired O'Brien. He had attempted to dissuade O'Brien from his decision to support the war, as he was rightly worried about the negative effects it would have on circulation and on the League, particularly since rising
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after O'Brien's return to public life in 1904, its editor John
Herlihy. The paper aimed at furthering O'Brien's concept of national conciliation and promoting full-scale implementation of the Land Act, by encouraging tenant land purchase and extolling its benefits. This through an alliance with the
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published O'Brien's reasoning for giving support to Irish participation in the war, by telling readers that the war had welded the Irish together and to secure All-Ireland Home Rule it was necessary to join
Britain and the Allies in their hour of need. This was so very much in accord with O'Grady's
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has been broken down, only to build
Catholic Ascendancy on its ruins. Are we in earnest about our country at all or are we seeking to perpetuate our wretchedness by refusing the honest aid of Irishmen? Why should we throw unto the arms of England those children of Ireland who would be our most
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soon began to present an altogether favourable attitude towards Sinn FĂ©in, practically becoming a Sinn FĂ©in organ. Though the paper continued to point out the lesson that physical force had been proved useless and that what was needed was a united constitutionalism. The editorials took on a
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saw the League victorious in Cork, returning eight MPs, but elsewhere succumbed to clerical opposition. With Home Rule in the offing, the paper reflected the outrage of O'Brien and his party colleagues when
Redmond gave way to partition under pressure from
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of the League in achieving Home Rule, with extensive coverage of election meetings in preparation for the
December elections. It regularly attacked the Irish Party for allying with 'socialists, secularists and land nationalisers'. The Redmondite controlled
501:, however, Herlihy fell out with O'Brien. He had decided to replace the linotype printing machines with newly developed monotype technology, certainly more suitable for book publishing, but not for high-volume newspaper publishing. The
574:. Gallagher said the staff would walk out unless the paper took a more favourable attitude. O'Brien capitulated and soon developed an admiration for the insurgents' idealism and their desperation at possible consequences. O'Brien's
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made its appearance on 11 June 1910, with John
Herlihy as the first of three editors. The opening issue carried a splendid leading article by the founding member and staunch supporter of the All-for–Ireland League,
526:, after specific concessions were published in the January 1914 edition of the paper which O'Brien claimed were acceptable to Ulster, to enable it to come in on an All-Ireland Home Rule agreement.
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became notorious for misprints, and
Herlihy was fired. He unsuccessfully sued for unfair dismissal, was then active as a journalist in London and in the mid-1930s, one year editor of the
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being replaced by a newly rising "Catholic
Ascendancy". The League held its public inaugural meeting in March, and from July all issues had one central theme, to promote
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as Chief Press Censor for
Ireland. Decies warned the press to be careful about what they published. Such warnings had little effect when dealing with such papers as the
163:(16 September 1899 – 7 November 1903), was the first of three newspapers published by William O'Brien. Its object to support his new agrarian reform organisation, the
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party (1909–1918). Published daily from June 1910 until 1915, and weekly in 1915–16, it was the third of three newspapers founded and published within a decade by
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MP rejecting his policy of conciliation with landlords. The paper's editor Tim McCarthy only learnt of his demise a day later. As a future editor of the
Belfast
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MP. It developed a unique approach to the national question and to the social issues of the day, with a pronounced conciliatory view to achieving
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It was suppressed after Gallagher accused the British authorities of lying about the conditions and situation of republican prisoners in the
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ceased publication abruptly with O'Brien's resignation from public life on 4 November 1903, after he had been alienated from the
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The Redmondites saw themselves as achieving Home Rule, the All-for-Ireland League saw them as having achieved partition. When
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348:, (soon to become O'Brien's new national movement, the All-for-Ireland League), as well as the political stalemate in the
344:. Further issues covered the resounding success of the eight O'Brienite Independent Nationalists returned in the January
624:, the All-for-Ireland League MPs stood down in favour of Sinn FĂ©in. Frank Gallagher was subsequently founding editor of
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will now help in saving Ireland from the Degrading Thraldom of an Incompetent Clique, who have ruined the Irish Cause,
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distinctly heroic view of the rebels and damned Redmond and the Irish MPs for their anti- Sinn FĂ©in utterances.
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ceased publication finally in March 1909 when O'Brien travelled abroad to recover from the December 1908
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The Order of the Bosses was that no person with a Cork Accent should be allowed near the platform of a
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increased sales, though paper shortage and lack of capital left its financial position hopeless.
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graduate who was sincerely in accord with All-for-Ireland aspirations. The December
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and daughter of the Russian Jewish banker, Hermann Raffalowich, domiciled in Paris.
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carried the following explanation of the title in every issue:
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William O'Brien and the course of Irish Politics, 1881–1918
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William O'Brien and the course of Irish Politics, 1881–1918
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asked in a long editorial, which was the Manifesto of the
509:. Herlihy's successor was Hugh Art O’Grady, eldest son of
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faithful allies, if we did not seek to disinherit them? "
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for the publication of a new full-scale daily paper, the
260:, the party's relentless campaign against land purchase.
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The Cork Free Press, In the Context of the Parnell Split
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227:(30 September 1905 – 27 March 1909) was re-published in
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Coleraine Constitution and Northern Counties Advertiser
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North West of Ireland Printing and Publishing Company
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North West of Ireland Printing and Publishing Company
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The long Gestation, Irish Nationalist Life 1891–1918
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broke in August 1914, Home Rule was set aside. The
274:thuggery and corruption, but not before it praised
1991:founded in the period before the establishment of
1027:A Nursery of Editors: The Cork Free Press, 1910-16
816:A Nursery of Editors; the Cork Free Press, 1910–16
242:base for O'Brien's renewed political activities.
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658:p. 114, University of California Press (1976)
570:to it. He found that O'Brien attributed it to
122:movement. Its main rival newspapers were the
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191:. He had successfully negotiated and won the
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217:MP and moved to Galway, where he set up the
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252:. Its editorials, usually penned by
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2057:Daily Express and Irish Daily Mail
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751:Canon Sheehan: A Turbulent Priest
497:Soon after the appearance of the
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195:which settled the age-old Irish
193:Land Purchase (Ireland) Act 1903
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2724:Independent Newspapers Limited
2650:Northern Whig and Belfast Post
1941:Newspapers founded before 1937
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2229:The Connaught Telegraph
2065:Daily Irish Independent
1924:Thomas Crosbie Holdings
1729:Daily Irish Independent
1226:The Connaught Telegraph
288:newspaper February 1910
2791:History of County Cork
2606:The Impartial Reporter
2578:Donegal People's Press
1265:Donegal People's Press
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656:The Return to Politics
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1627:Letterkenny People
1620:Galway Independent
1528:Westmeath Examiner
1500:Tirconaill Tribune
1472:The Sligo Champion
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2386:(1894–1920)
2309:(1823–1962)
2204:(1899–1906)
2172:(1906–1914)
2156:(1842–1900)
2132:(1931–1995)
2084:(1763–1924)
2076:(1871–1924)
2060:(1851–1921)
2040:(1855–1892)
1785:An Gaedheal
1438:(Tipperary)
1344:Kerry's Eye
1330:Inish Times
1233:The Corkman
1096:Gaelic Life
918:Maume, P.:
866:Maume, P.:
840:Maume, P.:
716:Maume, P.:
634:(1931–35).
600:Lord Decies
531:World War I
507:Irish Press
319:Cork Accent
304:Cork Accent
201:John Dillon
96:nationalist
72:April 1978
2775:Categories
2153:The Nation
2089:The Herald
1939:See also:
1927:(formerly)
1909:(formerly)
1855:Sligo Post
1736:Daily News
1599:Cavan Echo
1591:Freesheets
1103:The Herald
963:References
594:Suppressed
572:Larkinites
562:After the
513:, a young
406:Founder(s)
400:Broadsheet
325:Liberalism
206:Irish News
51:1928-05-19
2717:Companies
2690:Ulsterman
2290:The Argus
2220:Connaught
2196:(1895–97)
2169:Sinn FĂ©in
1879:Companies
1834:Mayo Echo
1792:Herald AM
1552:Political
1198:The Argus
883:p.221/222
391:Newspaper
338:Delvinite
276:Sinn FĂ©in
272:Devlinite
151:newspaper
120:Sinn FĂ©in
116:Home Rule
2749:See also
2364:(Carlow)
2281:Leinster
2212:Regional
2005:National
1430:(Carlow)
1310:(Dublin)
1308:The Echo
1300:The Echo
1183:Regional
1081:National
342:Orangism
128:and the
62:Catholic
2403:Munster
1999:in 1937
1989:Ireland
1680:Amárach
1673:AisĂ©irĂ
1665:Defunct
831:. p.212
515:Trinity
427:Founded
240:Munster
100:Munster
49: (
44:Founded
2521:Ulster
2317:(1870)
1778:Foinse
1302:(Cork)
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682:
662:
564:Rising
417:Editor
396:Format
177:Sophie
169:Dublin
1799:Inniu
1687:Anois
955:p.224
922:p.189
909:p.172
896:p.223
870:p.181
857:p.213
794:p.142
720:p. 95
638:Notes
1152:Saol
1009:ISBN
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680:ISBN
660:ISBN
551:Cork
549:, a
456:The
450:1916
388:Type
317:The
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104:Cork
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