In his adult years he became a member of the Fenians.

"They don't seem to stand much chance with the Fenians anyway."

He has yet to win a senior county title with the Fenians.

Burke considered the little he knew of the Fenians.

"Inspector, you will have to come up with the dossiers we need on the Fenians."

The Fenians themselves re-organised after the failure of the rising.

A fifth successive county final appearance followed for the Fenians in 1973.

In 1865, the Fenians began preparing for a rebellion.

Burke asked, though it didn't matter what the Fenians wanted, he thought, since they were not going to get it.

The litters holding the Fenians were placed on the sidewalk.

In 1881 an attempt to blow up the town hall by the Fenians was aborted.

He was generally considered by the Fenians to have sold out to constitutionalism during his career.

For example, the Fenians were promoting their political case by leaving barrels of explosives in public places.

The Fenians fled, leaving behind their artillery and their dead.

Corcoran was also the local leader of the Fenians.

For a moment he had thought this was it, but within fifteen seconds he knew these were not the Fenians.

The Fenians took and briefly held the town of Ridgeway.

In 1974 the Fenians club made history by securing a third county title in-a-row.

He had nothing to offer the Fenians but their lives and a fair trial, and they didn't seem much interested in either.

"Martin is dead, and the Fenians are all dead or dying.

The Fenians saw their plans begin to fade.

The police had infiltrated the Fenians with local informers.

He was dispatched overseas to fight the Fenians in Canada.

He was the force behind the Fenians.

The Fenians had missed Stillway; that was obvious by now.

Fenians provided the opposition in a high-scoring hour of hurling.

Fenians attacked on the more isolated police barracks and smaller stations.

Fenians subsequently represented Kilkenny in the provincial club series and reached the final.

The three Fenians had been found guilty of the murder of a police officer, and were hanged together.

Fenians were give the opportunity to retain the title when they qualified for the championship decider again in 1971.

Collins believed at the time of the founding in 1867 that the two feuding Fenians branches should patch things up.

Fenians organized a huge funeral and nationalist demonstration to honor MacManus.

You fenians forget some things.

And we'll be coming here, the ombre players, to rake your gravel and bringing you presents, won't we, fenians?

"Some of these hillsiders and fenians are a bit too clever if ask me," said Mr. Henchy.

Wilson, along with other military Fenians were tried, found guilty of desertion and mutinous conduct, and sentenced to death.

He sentenced seven Fenians captured during the Fenian raids to death, but these sentences were commuted.

Ryan plays his club hurling with his local Fenians club in Johnstown and has enjoyed some success.

An attempt to free three Fenian prisoners in Manchester killed a guard, for which three Fenians were hanged.

This "Irish Republican Army" of the 1860s comprised the American Fenians' paramilitary forces, organised into a number of regiments.

Near the object was a note titled "Fenians Arise," left by a group claiming to be Irish nationalists opposing the peace efforts in Northern Ireland.

These demonstrations of support for the three Fenians further outraged British public opinion, and "reinforced the prevailing sentiment that the Irish moral compass was somehow off-center".

Fenians Johnstown is an Irish Gaelic Athletic Association club in County Kilkenny, Ireland.

Davitt and other prominent members left the IRB and many rank and file Fenians drifted into the Home Rule movement.

The Irish Republican Brotherhood, nicknamed the "Fenians", exploded a bomb in attempt to free one of their members being held on remand at Clerkenwell Prison.

In the late 1860s, some of the Fenian Raids were launched across the Niagara Frontier; Fenians also assembled in Malone.

Davitt was released early on 19 December 1877, and Fenians Thomas Chambers, Charles McCarthy and John Patrick O'Brien followed in January 1878.

Some time in 1865, O'Reilly joined the Irish Republican Brotherhood, then commonly known as the "Fenians", a secret society of rebels dedicated to an armed uprising against British rule.

It is estimated that at least 1,000 and possibly as many as 1,350 Fenians in total crossed during the first thirteen hours of June 1, but it is impossible to determine a precise number.

This led to a meeting in March 1878 between influential constitutionalists, Parnell and Frank Hugh O'Donnell, and leading Fenians O'Kelly, O'Leary and Carroll.