General Eoin O’Duffy - Revision history

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~tbe~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of the [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~tbe~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~tbe~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~tbe~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~tbe~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During the War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded the Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured the RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and the socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~tbe~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~tbe~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~tbe~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~tbe~~ civil war as a general of ~~tbe~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~tbe~~ 2nd ~~Nortbern~~ Division of ~~tbe~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~tbe~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In the general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of the IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in the civil war as a general of the Free State Army. As commander of the 2nd Northern Division of the IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead the Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~the~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of tbe [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~the~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~the~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~the~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~the~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During tbe War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded tbe Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured tbe RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and tbe socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~the~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~the~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~the~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~the~~ civil war as a general of ~~the~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~the~~ 2nd ~~Northern~~ Division of ~~the~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~the~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In tbe general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of tbe IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted tbe [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in tbe civil war as a general of tbe Free State Army. As commander of tbe 2nd Nortbern Division of tbe IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead tbe Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~tbe~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of the [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~tbe~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~tbe~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~tbe~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~tbe~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During the War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded the Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured the RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and the socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~tbe~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~tbe~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~tbe~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~tbe~~ civil war as a general of ~~tbe~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~tbe~~ 2nd ~~Nortbern~~ Division of ~~tbe~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~tbe~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In the general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of the IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in the civil war as a general of the Free State Army. As commander of the 2nd Northern Division of the IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead the Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~the~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of tbe [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~the~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~the~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~the~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~the~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During tbe War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded tbe Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured tbe RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and tbe socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~the~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~the~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~the~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~the~~ civil war as a general of ~~the~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~the~~ 2nd ~~Northern~~ Division of ~~the~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~the~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In tbe general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of tbe IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted tbe [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in tbe civil war as a general of tbe Free State Army. As commander of tbe 2nd Nortbern Division of tbe IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead tbe Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~tbe~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of the [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~tbe~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~tbe~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~tbe~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~tbe~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During the War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded the Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured the RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and the socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~tbe~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~tbe~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~tbe~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~tbe~~ civil war as a general of ~~tbe~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~tbe~~ 2nd ~~Nortbern~~ Division of ~~tbe~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~tbe~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In the general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of the IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in the civil war as a general of the Free State Army. As commander of the 2nd Northern Division of the IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead the Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~the~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of tbe [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~the~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~the~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~the~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~the~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During tbe War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded tbe Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured tbe RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and tbe socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~the~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~the~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~the~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~the~~ civil war as a general of ~~the~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~the~~ 2nd ~~Northern~~ Division of ~~the~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~the~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In tbe general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of tbe IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted tbe [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in tbe civil war as a general of tbe Free State Army. As commander of tbe 2nd Nortbern Division of tbe IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead tbe Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~tbe~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of the [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~tbe~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~tbe~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~tbe~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~tbe~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During the War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded the Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured the RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and the socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~tbe~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~tbe~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~tbe~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~tbe~~ civil war as a general of ~~tbe~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~tbe~~ 2nd ~~Nortbern~~ Division of ~~tbe~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~tbe~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In the general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of the IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in the civil war as a general of the Free State Army. As commander of the 2nd Northern Division of the IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead the Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of ~~the~~ [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).		'''Eoin O’Duffy''' was born in Ulster, near Castleblaney in County Monaghan. Trained initially as an engineer he later became an auctioneer. He became interested in Irish politics and joined [[Sinn Féin]], later becoming a member of tbe [[Irish Republican Army]] (IRA).

	=Background=		=Background=
	During ~~the~~ War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded ~~the~~ Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured ~~the~~ RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and ~~the~~ socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.		During tbe War of Independence, O’ Duffy commanded tbe Monaghan Brigade and in February 1920 he successfully captured tbe RIC barracks at Ballytrain taking from it weapons and explosives. Also present at this victory was [[Ernie O’ Malley]] who went on to organize flying columns and tbe socialist guerrilla fighter Peadar O’ Donnell.

	=Politics=		=Politics=
	In ~~the~~ general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of ~~the~~ IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted ~~the~~ [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in ~~the~~ civil war as a general of ~~the~~ Free State Army. As commander of ~~the~~ 2nd ~~Northern~~ Division of ~~the~~ IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead ~~the~~ Free State forces into Limerick city.		In tbe general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of tbe IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted tbe [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in tbe civil war as a general of tbe Free State Army. As commander of tbe 2nd Nortbern Division of tbe IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead tbe Free State forces into Limerick city.

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	In the general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of the IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in the civil war as a general of the Free State Army.		In the general election of 1921, he became TD for Monaghan. By 1922, O’ Duffy had been promoted to Chief of Staff of the IRA and was one of [[Michael Collins]] foremost supporters when he accepted the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] and fought in the civil war as a general of the Free State Army. As commander of the 2nd Northern Division of the IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead the Free State forces into Limerick city.
	As commander of the 2nd Northern Division of the IRA, he saw action in Belfast when defending Catholic ghettoes from attacks by Protestant pogromists. He was also to lead the Free State forces into Limerick city.

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