Irish Republican Army Part 01 · p.77

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b7C
PH 97-324
at Philadelphia, Pa. They have
no chiidren.
was admitted to the United
States on June 30, 196l.
The file on
reflected that he was
admitted to'the United States at New York City on August 8.
1957, destined to
of
Philadelphia, Pa.
indicated he hadbeen employed
as.a
in Ireland
A notation in the file re-
flected that
agel
in 1957 was
but was not a U.s. citizen.
a cafe at[
Philader-
phia.
narents were listed as
and
who resided at
Ireland.
Among organizations to which
claimed membership was the Clan - na Gael and the Tyrone
Society.
lindicated that cinco March l958 ho has
been_emploved
of
Pa.
On January 3l, 1972, PH T-2 advised that the James
Larkin IRA Clup was probabiy a figment of imagination of
who is known in the Irish community as a
"loud mouth" and is not believed to have any _stature among
Irish organizations. On Apri1 10, l972, PH T-2 was again re-
contacted and -stated that he had no information indicating
that the James Larkin IRA Club.was functioning in Philadel-
phia.
On March 24, 1972, PH T-l advised that to the best
of his knowledge the James Larkin Irish Republican Ciub
was not a functioning organization but was probably the
creation of
who was known as a supporter
of the "official IRA" and was allegedly a friend of CATHAL
GOULDING, Chief of Staff of the IRA. PH T-l stated that
this club is not recognized by the federation of Irish
societies in the Philadelphia area and that. he is unaware of
any function·or activities conducted by them.
On February 15, 1972, PH T-3 advised that an un-
identified member of the'Philadelphia Irish Republican Club
was scheduled to speak on the topic of "Removal of the British
Troops from Irelana" at l p.m., in room 302 at the Student
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