Joseph Connolly, the Consul General of Ireland in the US, believed that prior to her hunger strike the political activities of the Irish Americans were ‘dying quickly’, but with the MacSwiney ...
Whatever the humanitarian considerations, the ending of the strike, without winning ... The Cabinet’s attitude became known to the hunger-strikers- and The Irish Times- yesterday.
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