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    Cardinal Logue and the war: the following telegram from His Eminence Cardinal Logue appeared in the "Freeman's Journal", on January 8th: "I believe Belgium and the treatment of its people will seal the doom of the Kaiser and his power." ... Join an Irish regiment - to-day.
    Cardinal Logue and the war: the following telegram from His Eminence Cardinal Logue appeared in the "Freeman's Journal", on January 8th: "I believe Belgium and the treatment of its people will seal the doom of the Kaiser and his power." ... Join an Irish regiment - to-day.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22720
    The "German" Catholics ... That was only a few years before the war. Now, Belgium and its liberties are destroyed, but there is no word of protest from the Catholics of Germany. Do you think that they will spare you because you are Catholics?" The Rev. William P. Burke, C.C ... 14th November 1915.
    The "German" Catholics ... That was only a few years before the war. Now, Belgium and its liberties are destroyed, but there is no word of protest from the Catholics of Germany. Do you think that they will spare you because you are Catholics?" The Rev. William P. Burke, C.C ... 14th November 1915.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22791
    Ireland and Poland. The Germans have set themselves to crush Poland out of existence ... Now, during all this period, the British Government has been labouring to reinstate and root the Irish people in their own soil. Great ranches have been divided up, and no fewer than 4,000 tenants have been restored. Is Germany going to treat Ireland differently from Poland? ... I appeal to every young man of military age to join the colours. The Rev. William P. Burke, C.C., at Cahir, 14th November, 1915 ...
    Ireland and Poland. The Germans have set themselves to crush Poland out of existence ... Now, during all this period, the British Government has been labouring to reinstate and root the Irish people in their own soil. Great ranches have been divided up, and no fewer than 4,000 tenants have been restored. Is Germany going to treat Ireland differently from Poland? ... I appeal to every young man of military age to join the colours. The Rev. William P. Burke, C.C., at Cahir, 14th November, 1915 ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22776
    Most Rev. Dr. Browne, D.D., Bishop of Cloyne, and the war: "The present was a war of aggression and unbridled lust for worldly power and domination ...
    Most Rev. Dr. Browne, D.D., Bishop of Cloyne, and the war: "The present was a war of aggression and unbridled lust for worldly power and domination ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22731
    The Most Rev. Dr. Browne, D.D., Bishop of Ferns, and the war: "The Belgians were helpful to our forefathers ... Irish should be ungrateful if they did not help them in their present troubles."
    The Most Rev. Dr. Browne, D.D., Bishop of Ferns, and the war: "The Belgians were helpful to our forefathers ... Irish should be ungrateful if they did not help them in their present troubles."
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22730
    The Most Rev. Dr. Healy, D.D., Archbishop of Tuam, and the war: "We owe Belgium a debt that can never be repaid in full ...
    The Most Rev. Dr. Healy, D.D., Archbishop of Tuam, and the war: "We owe Belgium a debt that can never be repaid in full ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22732
    The Most Rev. Dr. McHugh, D.D., Bishop of Derry and the war: "There can be no doubt that the immediate occasion of England's intervention in the war was the violation of the neutrality of Belgium in direct opposition to the Treaty made in 1839 ...
    The Most Rev. Dr. McHugh, D.D., Bishop of Derry and the war: "There can be no doubt that the immediate occasion of England's intervention in the war was the violation of the neutrality of Belgium in direct opposition to the Treaty made in 1839 ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22726
    The Most Rev. Dr. O'Neill, Bishop of Dromore and the war: "The husbands and sons of the Kingdom went forth to fulfil the treaty obligations towards the Belgian nation against a ruthless despot and the tyranny of a militarism that threatened the very existence of the British Empire, and other European states ...
    The Most Rev. Dr. O'Neill, Bishop of Dromore and the war: "The husbands and sons of the Kingdom went forth to fulfil the treaty obligations towards the Belgian nation against a ruthless despot and the tyranny of a militarism that threatened the very existence of the British Empire, and other European states ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22728
    "The new paganism." The Most Rev. Dr. O'Donnell, the patriotic Bishop of Raphoe, writes. "We may beel grateful to Almighty God for the way our homes have been spared the worst horrors of war at a time when the hand of the Lord has fallen so heavily on the nations ... It is a progression of increasing woe and want from Belgium through Poland to Servia. And the fate of Armenia is by far the worst of all. ...
    "The new paganism." The Most Rev. Dr. O'Donnell, the patriotic Bishop of Raphoe, writes. "We may beel grateful to Almighty God for the way our homes have been spared the worst horrors of war at a time when the hand of the Lord has fallen so heavily on the nations ... It is a progression of increasing woe and want from Belgium through Poland to Servia. And the fate of Armenia is by far the worst of all. ...
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22775
    The Very Rev. Canon J. Murphy, P.P., Macroom, writing to the Hon. Secretary of the Cork Recruiting Committee: "... I sympathise fully with your project of honouring Sergeant O'Leary, V.C. ... Men of Cork, imitate Michael O'Leary, V.C. and join an Irish Regiment to-day.
    The Very Rev. Canon J. Murphy, P.P., Macroom, writing to the Hon. Secretary of the Cork Recruiting Committee: "... I sympathise fully with your project of honouring Sergeant O'Leary, V.C. ... Men of Cork, imitate Michael O'Leary, V.C. and join an Irish Regiment to-day.
    Collection Title: Poster collection
    Date Created: 1914/1918?
    Medium: political posters
    Record Number: XX343.22729

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