Public Historian/Expedition Leader National Geographic - UI Emigres of Erin, Battle of Antrim the story of 1798, Presbyterians of Magilligan, Dundee Grad.
@paulfrewDUP Delivering a new tour this year for the Smithsonian, they are paying me to reckee the hikes next month. Can't wait, Glencoe - Etive, Skye - Cullin and Trotternish ranges etc.
@StephenMcMurra7 Hi Stephen appologies for the delay. They should start promoting them this week. Antrim, Randalstown and Glengormly. I would recommend the Antrim one as it will be a good extra to the talk.
Wednesday evening I will be delivering a talk on the United Irishmen of Carnmoney. Image is AI Emmets Declaration pinned to the door of the Presbyterian Church in 1803 ordering all to rise. -
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Yesterday Alastair Donaghy and myself were delighted to host Survivors of Trauma Belfast group on a 1798 tour of Antrim. Stopping at Mallusk, Craigarogan, Dunadry and Antrim.
@BelTel I had warned his employers last year when I tried to work with him....I even penned bullet point letter about the bad practices he was involved in. Gay Pride was a big issue for him amongst many others.
Our next Ballymena tour is on the 18th. The last was sold out and was a brilliant evening.
At 6pm on the 7th of June 98, Ballymena was declared a Republic and run by a Committee of Public Works for 5 days.
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On this day, August 23rd, 1775, King George III issued the Proclamation of Rebellion, declaring the American colonies in open rebellion and escalating the path to war. This royal decree ignored colonial grievances, treating self-governance as treason. It united patriots in resistance, accelerating the Revolution.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania highlights this colonial defiance, tying it to modern liberty struggles against overreaching authority. We stand against proclamations that suppress dissent, advocating for individual rights and limited government to prevent such tyranny.