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Upcoming Events
FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES
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Celebrating this month milestones for Dooley Division Membership...
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15 YEARS
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Past President Brian Kiernan
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Past President Vince Eikmeier
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10 YEARS
5 YEARS
JANUARY ANNIVERSARIES
25 YEARS
15 YEARS
Happy Anniversary, brothers!
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ST. MARY'S RAFFLE SALES/RECRUITING
THIS WEEKEND SAT/SUN 2/25-26
Our final parish weekend for selling a chance for a "Trip For Two To Ireland" and to fish for Irish Catholic men to join our noble clan.
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| Please sign up if you are able to help out after Masses |
| Wear green jackets (or something green) and help out with sales and recruiting at our table in the commons before & after Masses. |
| Questions, please reach out to Raffle Chair Jim Woods |
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RAFFLE TICKET "SURPRISE"
ST. MICHAEL'S DRIVE-THRU FOOD DRIVE
THIS SATURDAY 2/25 2:30p-4:30p
| Dooley Brother & St. Michael's K of C Food Drive Master Kevin Kitrick is calling for any available brothers to help with this week's food & clothing drive in the Front Bell Tower Loop. Every 10th car donating items will be receiving a free raffle ticket (and hey ...maybe the opportunity for selling some more?) More details about the drive (and Kevin's email) in the link above. If you are able to help out, please wear a green jacket or something green. |
21 February Anti-Treaty IRA attacks income tax offices in Dublin. Attempts are also made to burn Jury’s Hotel, but without success. Tax offices are destroyed at Nassau St., Gardiner St. and Beresford Place. A total of 75 Republicans are involved in the action, of whom five are captured.
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23 February 226 Derry city men, recruited for the Pro-Treaty army, cross the border into Donegal. The RUC commissioner notes that most of those who joined were out of work.
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26 February The Anti-Treaty 1st Southern Division Council reconvenes at James Moynihan's Coolea with Liam Lynch attending. Of the 18 officers at the meeting, only two held out any prospect of military victory with most being very pessimistic. The Director of Operations stated “If we intensify our war it will mean losing some of our best men who will be executed”. Lynch agrees that the position in the south is bad but claims that things are better in other parts of the country. Most disagree with this – Lynch agrees to the holding of an Executive Meeting.
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Pro-Treaty/Free State/National Army/Regulars
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Anti-Treaty/IRA/Republican/Irregulars/Volunteers
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In Friendship, Unity, and Christian Charity,
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