Speaking at the inaugural public meeting of Fianna Fáil in Dublin, Éamon de Valera urged republicans to unite behind a new ...

Éamon de Valera, pictured on a tour of his native America during the 1919-1921 Irish War of Independence On this day 100 years ago, negotiations began in London which led to the turbulent birth of an ...

Absence in north is far from what founding figures like Frank Aiken and Seán McEntee envisaged a century ago ...

The party sought to depict itself as a mass movement, bringing social justice, economic protectionism and Catholicism under ...

Political leadership highlights paradoxes statesmen face. Éamon de Valera, who shaped 20th-century Ireland, embodied paradoxes himself. An Irish nationalist born in the United States with a Spanish ...

Taoiseach Éamon de Valera’s visit to the German legation on the death of Adolf Hitler caused shock and bewilderment in Irish America. Nothing de Valera did in his long career attracted the same ...

100 years ago, the fateful trip of Éamon de Valera to America would change Irish America and Ireland forever. The young revolutionary, the highest-ranking Irish leader left after the Easter Rising, ...

“From the Potomac to the Gulf, huge crowds have been fired with enthusiasm for the New Ireland by the stirring appeals of the soldier statesman. His audiences have not been composed, as in other parts ...

In some respects, the recent cabin in the back garden debate has shades of times past. In 1943, taoiseach Éamon de Valera spoke to the Agricultural Science Society at University College Dublin about ...

At two-ton and eight-passenger capacity, this car was a favorite of two Irish presidents who liked to take the wheel regularly. The 1947 Dodge D24 limousine was originally colored 'military maroon' ...