https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Connolly
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Pearse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Breen

'During World War II he was said to hold largely pro-Axis views. When Ailtirí na hAiséirghe failed to win any seats in the 1944 Irish general election he remarked that he was sorry that the party had not done better as he had studied their programme and found a lot to commend. In 1946 he became secretary of the Save the German Children Society. He attended the funeral of Nazi spy Hermann Gortz on 27 May 1947. Irish-American John S. Monaghan visited Breen in 1948 and was surprised to see two pictures of Adolf Hitler, a medallion of Napoleon and a radio which was a Telefunken. Breen told him "the revolution didn't work out," and "to get the government they have now, I wouldn't have lost a night's sleep." He also said that he fought for freedom, but not for democracy. In 1943 Breen sent his "congratulations to the Fuhrer. May he live long to lead Europe on the road to peace, security and happiness".

https://gab.com/OneManAuschwitz/posts/109751243571527781
https://gab.com/OneManAuschwitz/posts/109751279502254221
My Fight For Irish Freedom, a documentary on Dan Breen

After the End of World War II in Europe the German Legation in Dublin was taken over by diplomats from the USA in May 1945, and ".. they found a recent letter from Breen asking the German minister to forward his birthday wishes to the Fuhrer, just days before Hitler committed suicide."'