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The name "The Men of No Property" is taken from a statement made by Wolfe Tone who is onsidered the father of Irish Republicanism: "The Men of No Property shall liberate Ireland.". It is not an album of rebel songs, more a social history and gathers only a small, yet important sampling of Folk songs detailing the hardships and historical events that occurred whilst still retaining a sense of humour. The Men of No Property are Belfast born Barney Mc Ilvogue, Brian Whoriskey and Irene Clarke, Belfast college students in 1969, who took part in civil rights protests and marches in Northern Ireland.
The Falls Road Taximan
The Internee
England's Vietnam
Tuten Carson's Tomb
The Freedom Fighter
Paddy Reilly
The Leaving of Belfast
Crossmaglen
Jesus and Jesse
Twomey's Escape
Princess Anne
The Multi-Storey
The Island Men
Bloody Sunday
link to the free album
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