Discover the story of Theobald Wolfe Tone (1763–1798), a central figure in the history of the Society of United Irishmen and the events surrounding the 1798 Rebellion.

Tone advocated an Irish political movement that sought to bring people of different religious backgrounds together. The United Irishmen were established in 1791, and the organisation later became a revolutionary movement; the 1798 Rebellion followed seven years later.

This RareGer card explores Wolfe Tone’s life, his political ideas, his connections with the United Irishmen and his enduring place in Ireland’s historical memory. His story forms an important part of understanding the political and social upheaval of late-18th-century Ireland.

A striking addition to the RareGer Irish History Collection, celebrating the people, places and stories that shaped Ireland’s past.

RareGer — Remember Enough.

Digital download: A5 high-resolution PDF + high-resolution JPG. ☘️💚

Price £3.50