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Posted By: December 04, 2023

  IRISH CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING Distributed to Congress by Irish National Caucus “McGurk’s Bar Massacre was one of the most deadly atrocities of The Troubles—and it was, in effect, State-sponsored by the police and British Army … and still covered up to this day, 52 years later.” —Fr. Sean Mc Manus McGurk’s Bar Massacre: Information Tribunal […]

AFL-CIO AND WORLD PEACE PRIZE—IRISH PEACE FOUNDATION/IRISH NATIONAL CAUCUS

Posted By: November 27, 2023

  AFL-CIO AND WORLD PEACE PRIZE—IRISH PEACE FOUNDATION/IRISH NATIONAL CAUCUS By Fr. Sean McManus   In February 1975, the Executive Council of the AFL-CIO invited me to Bal Harbour, Florida,  to brief them on the Irish issue. The Executive Council on that same day endorsed the Irish National Caucus. President Meany delegated Lane Kirkland, Secretary-Treasurer, […]

Is Ireland Headed for a Merger?

Posted By: November 22, 2023

  IRISH CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING Distributed to Congress by Irish National Caucus.   “This is an important New York Times article, which Members of Congress and Irish-Americans should read. Of course, ‘Is Ireland Headed for Re-Unification?’ would have been a better title, but Ms. Stack doesn’t get to choose the titles.”—Fr. Sean McManus Is Ireland Headed […]

Posted By: November 17, 2023

  DENISE BERKLEY, CSEA-AFSCME TO RECEIVE RICHARD L. TRUMKA WORLD PEACE PRIZE FOR SOLIDARITY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Telephone: 202-544-0568 Friday, November 17, 2023 The World Peace Prize has announced that another recipient of the “Richard L. Trumka World Peace Prize for Solidarity” will be Denise Berkley, Executive Vice President, CSEA (Civil Service Employees Association) and […]

Doubt cast over hearing of Raymond McCord, Jr. inques

Posted By: November 10, 2023

IRISH CONGRESSIONAL BRIEFING Distributed to Congress by Irish National Caucus “Why is the British Government so afraid of the Raymond McCord, Jr. case—a 22-year-old  Belfast Protestant who proudly wore the uniform of the Royal Airforce? Because the murder and its cover-up go to  ‘the very top,’ which in the British system is  the King-in-Parliament.” —Fr. […]