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Full Northern access to the national broadcaster would signal end of partitionist mindset

Posted By: January 29, 2022

RTÉ sparked outrage in 2017 when it used a map of Ireland with the six northern counties removed John Manley. Irish News. Belfast. Friday, January 28, 2022. THERE’S rarely a month goes by when The Irish News doesn’t carry a story in which somebody north of the border is complaining about RTÉ – the national […]

Fintan O’Toole: Bloody Sunday, the 10-minute massacre that lasted decades

Posted By: January 22, 2022

  Fintan O’Toole. Irish Times. Saturday, January 22, 2022 AFTER BLOODY SUNDAY, A PATTERN OF ANSWERING OUTRAGE WITH OUTRAGE, ATROCITY WITH ATROCITY, WAS ESTABLISHED AND IT WOULD HOLD ITS SHAPE FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS Bloody Sunday happened twice. The first time, on January 30th, 1972, it was a real event: a massacre in Derry […]

FR. MCMANUS’ 34TH SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO–2022 RESOLUTION: SIGN AND SHARE “ONE IRELAND PETITION”

Posted By: January 21, 2022

VIDEO #34 Friday, January 21, 2022   2022 RESOLUTION: SIGN AND SHARE “ONE IRELAND PETITION”   In this New Year of 2022 are you ready to do your part, wherever you are, for unity, solidarity, justice, and peace in Ireland?  Are you ready to declare your opposition to England’s partition of Ireland enacted by the […]

A100 years on, Unionists remain powerless pawns of British government

Posted By: January 19, 2022

Brian Feeney. Irish News. Belfast. Wednesday, January 19, 2022. The real historic centenary event took place in Dublin Castle on Sunday when the Irish government celebrated the formal handover of the Castle by the last Lord Lieutenant in Ireland to the Provisional Government of Ireland led by its chairman Michael Collins. Yes, unlike the half-assed […]

Cross-community group of Troubles victims to meet with Simon Coveney

Posted By: January 19, 2022

  Victims’ campaigners have long outlined their opposition to the proposal amnesty for Troubles offences. By Cate McCurry, PA. Belfast Telegraph. Tuesday, January 18, 2022.   A cross-community group of Troubles victims is to outline their opposition to the Government’s legacy proposals during a meeting with the Irish foreign affairs minister.   Simon Coveney is […]

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