Sean Mc Manus with Mario Biaggi and Robert Blancato in 1987.
Posted By: March 29, 2013
Reiss is Advised Dr. Mitchel Reiss Special Envoy for Northern Ireland Saturday, February 4, 2006 Dear Mitchel, Because of your strong, unreserved support of the PSNI, I thought you would be interested in the enclosed article from Daily Ireland, “PSNI won’t become representative of wider society in North until 2027″( Friday, February 3, 2006). On […]
Posted By: March 29, 2013
By Fr. Sean McManus, President of the Irish National Caucus Irish News. Friday, January 27, 2006 CATHAL Mc Glade – ‘Who cares anymore if the British monarch is a Catholic?’ (January 24 2006) – seems to think that separation of Church and state doesn’t matter and ‘constitutions’ are unimportant. Who cares if there was a […]
Posted By: March 29, 2013
by Eoin Ó Murchú Village. Ireland’s Current Affairs Weekly Thursday, December 29, 2005 That Old Colonial Cringe As our political parties jostle each other to show who is the most anti-Sinn Féin of them all, in the real world the battle is being lost. The Good Friday Agreement is going under. Wasn’t it curious that […]
Posted By: March 29, 2013
By Fr. Sean McManus, President of the Irish National Caucus Letters to the Editor Irish Voice November 28, 2005 Niall O’Dowd nailed the U.S. fundraising ban on Gerry Adams in the editorial “Perils of Megaphone Diplomacy” in last week’s issue. The ban was, indeed, a “daft move.” The Irish National Caucus, making its very first […]
Posted By: March 29, 2013
CAPITOL HILL. Monday, November 7, 2005 Caucus’s first criticism of Bush Making its first ever criticism of President Bush, the Capitol-based Irish National Caucus has branded the American -fundraising- ban on Gerry Adams a ” deceitful betrayal”. ” What message does this send to American foes and allies alike?”, asked Caucus president, Fr. Sean Mc […]
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