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     • Thomas Ashe was born in the townland of Kinard East, Lispole, Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland, to Gregory Ashe (d. 1927), a farmer, and his wife Ellen Hanifin, on 12 January 1885, according to his baptismal record and his sister Nora, or 15 March 1885, according to state birth records.
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   Who was Thomas Ashe?

   • Thomas Ashe was born in the townland of Kinard East, Lispole, Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland, to Gregory Ashe (d. 1927), a farmer, and his wife Ellen Hanifin, on 12 January 1885, according to his baptismal record and his sister Nora, or 15 March 1885, according to state birth records. His was a family of ten, seven boys and three girls.

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   When did Thomas Ash die?

   • He died in 1684. Thomas Ash served well throughout the Siege, as the poet Londeriados records: "The Irish pressed our trenches on the strand, Till noble Captain Ash did them withstand". His diary entry for the 28th July 1689 is probably the best remembered.

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   Who were Thomas Ash & John Ash?

   • Thomas Ash (knighted in 1603) and his brother, John, were involved with Elizabeth I's campaign against the Earls of Tyrone and Tyrconnel led by Sir John Davis. For their services as military commanders they were granted considerable estates in Co Cavan - Ashfield near Cootehill.

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   How did Thomas Ashe die?

   • Thomas Ashe died on 25 September from the effects of forced feeding. His funeral procession from the City Hall in Dublin where he lay in state to Glasnevin cemetery brought the city of Dublin to a standstill and was testament to the esteem in which he was held. Michael Collins gave the short and powerful oration at his graveside.

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   Where did the Ash family come from?

   • The Ash family is of old Anglo-Saxon descent. Around the 5th century they settled in the Isle of Thanet, where the village of Ash, which it is believed that they founded, still exists. For our interest the Irish connection with the family commences in Ashfield, in Co Meath, during the latter years of the 16th century.

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   Who was Mr Ashe?

   • At the time of the rebellion the late Mr Ashe, who was 35 years of age, was a national school teacher at Corduff near Swords, Co Dublin. He was a member of the Gaelic League, in support of which he made a tour for funds in the United States in 1914. He led the rebels in north county Dublin in the affair at Ashbourne.

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   Thomas Ashe was born in the townland of Kinard East, Lispole, Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland, to Gregory Ashe (d. 1927), a farmer, and his wife Ellen Hanifin, on 12 January 1885, according to his baptismal record and his sister Nora, [2] [3] or 15 March 1885, according to state birth records. [4]

4. www.rte.ie › centuryireland › indexCarrying a cross for Ireland: Thomas Ashe in profile ... - RTÉ

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   Thomas (Tom) Ashe was born, in 1885, in Kinard, Lispole, Co. Kerry, to a family steeped in Gaelic culture and the Irish language.

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   Apr 22, 2010 · Thomas Ash was born in 1660 at Eglinton and was educated in Londonderry. In the 1680s he managed his father, John's estates in Co Antrim and at 25 he was appointed Coroner for County Londonderry.

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   The role of Thomas Ashe was not forgotten.His native county commemorated him by renaming Nelson Street in the capital town, Tralee in his honour and in 1928 when the impressive new headquarters of Kerry County Council was completed in 1928 it was called the Ashe Memorial Hall.

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   Thomas Ashe was born in 1885 into an Ireland where the Land War was at its height. He attended Ardamore National School and after completing his education there, he began a five year term as monitor or assistant teacher in Ardamore.

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   Sep 25, 2017 · At the time of the rebellion the late Mr Ashe, who was 35 years of age, was a national school teacher at Corduff near Swords, Co Dublin. He was a member of the Gaelic League, in support...

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   Sep 25, 2024 · Thomas Ashe was only 32 when he died on September 25, 1917, after a so-called “botched” force-feeding while on hunger strike in Mountjoy Prison.