A driver for this group was a man nicknamed "Skin-the-Goat."
A driver for this group was a man nicknamed "Skin-the-Goat." While investigating this group, John Mallon allegedly kept the top of the spine of one of its members, Joe Brady, as a souvenir. This group's leader was using the alias "James Power" while on a ship bound for Natal, South Africa, when he was shot dead by a bricklayer who suddenly realized whom his fellow passenger was. This group continually failed in its promises to kill "Buckshot" (*) Forster and was founded by James Carey, who was eventually himself slain by Patrick O'Donnell for testifying against his confederates. Richard Pigott fraudulently linked this group's 1882 killing of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke to Charles Stewart Parnell. For 10 points, name this group that carried out the Phoenix Park Murders, a splinter group of the Irish Republican Brotherhood.
A driver for this group was a man nicknamed "Skin-the-Goat."
Irish National Invincibles [prompt on Fenians; prompt on Irish Republican Brotherhood]