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Michael Traynor

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of 1956, believing that the IRA was under-resourced, he accepted that it would happen. In 1957, much of the IRA leadership was arrested, and Traynor was part of a new emergency committee with Eamon Mac Thomais and McLogan which took over. However, later in the year, he was arrested while in the
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declaring that they had achieved their aims, although this turned out to be a fiction. In 1942, Traynor was again arrested and was interned in the Curragh; this time, he was kept inside until after the war.
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and Frank McGlynn, he drew up a new constitution for the organisation, and new policies on key issues. In 1951, he gave the main oration at the party's commemoration of the
72:. Initially known as a bomb maker, alongside Tony D'Arcy, Jack McNeela and Dom Adams, he led agitation for the IRA in the south to lead guerilla raids on the north. When 1736: 125:. He soon became General Secretary of Sinn FĂ©in, serving alongside Maire Nic Gabhann, and he relocated to Dublin, where he ran a shop. He stood for the party in 1751: 642: 1705: 950: 126: 137: 1621: 818: 530: 150: 130: 1221: 567: 662: 1741: 1094: 627: 1188: 1178: 577: 102: 93: 1286: 1606: 1231: 848: 672: 1006: 910: 602: 1591: 106:
newspaper, but he resigned the following year, in protest at what he believed was advocacy of force for its own sake.
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alongside D'Arcy and McNeela. However, after both D'Arcy and McNeela died, it was decided to abandon the protest,
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in an area with a mix of Protestants and Catholics, at an early age, Traynor saw the dead bodies of three
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In 1962, Traynor was re-elected as Vice President of Sinn FĂ©in, this time alongside
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was carried out, he was member of its GHQ staff, and for a time, he served as
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was replaced, and Traynor was elected as vice president, alongside
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Ruairí Ó Brádaigh: The Life and Politics of an Irish Revolutionary
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Century of Endeavour: The 60s Republican Movement (1): 1959-1966
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Republicans imprisoned during the Northern Ireland conflict
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and sentenced to three months, Traynor took part in a
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Index

Michael Traynor (actor)
Irish
Sinn FĂ©in
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Crumlin Road
hunger strikes
S-Plan
Adjutant-General
Tomás Ó Dubhghaill
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Mountjoy Prison
hunger strike
Stephen Hayes
United Irishman
Margaret Buckley
Tomás Ó Dubhghaill
Paddy McLogan
Easter Rising
South Antrim
1955 UK general election
Border Campaign
Republic of Ireland
Curragh
1959 UK general election
Rory O'Driscoll
Tim Pat Coogan

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