United Irishmen's Proclamation

The United Irishmen's Proclamation was a declaration issued in 1798 by the United Irishmen, a group seeking to unite Irish people across religious divides to achieve independence from Britain. It emphasized ideals of equality, liberty, and national unity, calling for an end to British rule and the oppressive systems dividing Irish society. The proclamation aimed to inspire unity and rebellion among Irish Catholics and Protestants alike, advocating for Irish self-determination and social reform. It played a significant role in rallying support for the 1798 uprising, reflecting a desire for a free, fair, and independent Ireland.