The Origins of the name ‘Irish Republican Army’ #irishhistory #irish #ireland | Davy Holden Music

Broad black brimmer is a term from the Irish Republican Army that refers to the wide-brimmed, dark hat worn by its members during the early 20th century. It is most famously featured in the title of an Irish rebel song and symbolises the ongoing republican cause and the "unfinished business" of a united Ireland. @fieldsy_official 👏🏼 | Irish Ballads

32K views · 646 reactions | Republican prisoners being paraded by the British Army after the defeated Easter Rising in Dublin in 1916. The Easter Rising was an armed insurrection in Ireland during Easter Week in April 1916. The uprising was launched by Irish republicans with the goal of establishing an independent Irish Republic. The prisoners in the image were likely on their way to internment camps in England and Wales | Irelands past in Motion | Facebook

341K views · 3.9K reactions | Happy Birthday Prince George! The Band of the Irish Guards performed ‘Happy Birthday’ at Buckingham Palace for HRH Prince George, who is 9 today. Listen to the delight of crowds watching this morning’s Changing of the Guards ceremony. | The Army in London - HQ London District | Facebook