Posted By: May 21, 2019
Irish News Editorial. Belfast. Tuesday, May 21, 2019TÁNAISTE Simon Coveney has injected some much-needed realism into the fevered debate sweeping the Conservative Party and the latest manifestation of its Brexit fantasy.With the beleaguered Theresa May now cast firmly in the role of ‘outgoing prime minister,’ a range of largely unpersuasive and unpromising figures are jostling to become her successor as Tory leader and occupant […]
Posted By: May 20, 2019
Irish Echo. May 16, 2019 by Gerry Adams Mark McGovern’s book casts new light on Britain’s dirty war Over the decades many official and unofficial reports, pamphlets, and books have been published examining the evidence for British state collusion with unionist paramilitaries in the murder of citizens. These include reports by Amnesty International, the Barron […]
Posted By: May 19, 2019
RTE. DUBLIN. Thursday, 16 May 2019 Report: the Scottish revolutionary feminist was the only woman combatant wounded in action during the Easter Rising Margaret Skinnider was a revolutionary feminist and maths teacher who came to Dublin from Scotland at the age of 23 to take part in the 1916 Easter Rising. Born in 1892 in Coatbridge, near Glasgow, […]
Posted By: May 17, 2019
University report shows how future trends might affect fluid nature of sectarianism Freya McClements. Irish Times.Tue, May 14, 2019. It says much about Northern Ireland that the continued existence of sectarianism is not in doubt; instead, the question, posed in a report published today by Ulster University, is what should be done about it. “We […]
Posted By: May 15, 2019
IRISH CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING Distributed to Congress by Irish National Caucus “My good friend — the intrepid Raymond McCord, from a Unionist/Protestant background in Belfast— wants Members of Congress to see the attached article about his on-going campaign for justice. Former prime minister Tony Blair, a former secretary of state for Northern Ireland, and a former […]