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Micheál Martin is driven by fear and loathing of Sinn Féin

Posted By: April 17, 2024

Brian Feeney. Irish News. Belfast. Wednesday, April 17, 2004 CHANGED times. There was a Fianna Fáil ard fheis at the weekend. It didn’t feature in the North’s media, electronic or print. Time was the leader’s speech would have been covered in detail, clips of it televised, implications analyzed – but now, nothing. True, Iran’s deluge […]

Posted By: April 14, 2024

Raymond McCord calls on Irish government to take son’s murder to European courts Raymond McCord was murdered in 1997   Ivan Little. Sunday Life. Belfast. Sunday, April 14, 2024 Victims’ campaigner Raymond McCord has called on the Irish government to take the case of his son’s murder to the European Courts. Mr. McCord visited Dublin […]

McCORD TESTIFIES BEFORE IRISH GOVERNMENT’S JOINT COMMITTEE ON GFA

Posted By: April 11, 2024

Quote from Raymond McCord about Fr. Sean McManus during the question and answer segment.  “A great supporter of mine is Fr. Sean McManus in Washington, D.C. Each year at the Northern Ireland Bureau breakfast, he asks the chief constable and Secretary of state, and he is not demeaning any other cases, ‘What is it that […]

Posted By: April 10, 2024

        IRISH CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING Distributed to Congress by Irish National Caucus “The King-in-Parliament (King Charles and British Parliament) are hell-bent on their absolute cover-up.”‑‑Fr. Sean McManus. “An unprecedented political intervention” Secretary of state [for NI] wrote to chief constable questioning his actions in judicial process – and was told to back off. Heaton-Harris […]

Harris couldn’t care less about North

Posted By: April 10, 2024

  IRISH CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING Distributed to Congress by Irish National Caucus “I recently stated I would always be grateful to out-going Taoiseach Varadkar for his previous promise that Nationalists/Republicans/Catholics in Northern Ireland would never again be abandoned by the Dublin Government … Brian Feeney fears that promise is already broken by new Taoiseach Harris.”      —Fr. […]