Memoirs - Mac Ireland

ATTACK ON TAOISEACH THEOLOGICAL POMPOSITY

HERE WE GO AGAIN … ANOTHER VERY MODERATE COMMENTATOR BEWAILS TAOISEACH KENNY’S BLATANT DISERGARD FOR THE NORTH ( while defending the principle of religious freedom). DENIS BRADLEY. IRISH NEWS ( BELFAST). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2014 IT WAS to be about Enda Kenny. The article was going to say some critical things about our present Taoiseach. It was […]

TORY TOFFS HAMPERING SCOTTISH NO CAMPAIGN

tom Kelly. Irish News ( Belfast), Monday, September 8, 2014 UNTIL now I have resisted the temptation to write about the Scottish referendum on independence. After all, the issue is for the Scottish people alone. That said, the fallout whether it be yea or nay, will be felt well beyond the Scottish Borders. Firstly, despite […]

TAKE HART – POLITICS IN NORTH IS VERY COLOURFUL

Patrick Murphy. Irish News ( Belfast). Sathurday, August 30, 2014 DEAR Senator Gary Hart, Your fellow American, Richard Haass, left here disillusioned and in despair. We think he over-complicated things, so we have written this simple guide to help you understand politics and society here. We hope you find it useful. So welcome to wherever […]

PRAISE CONTINUES FOR FR. MC MANUS’ MEMOIRS

By: Bryan T. McMahon,publisher, The Ponchatoula Times    Article published in The Ponchatoula Times and in The Independence Times   Date: June 27, 2014 at 2:56:57 PM EDT Fr. Sean McManus an equal opportunity flail when it comes to international injustice. “My American Struggle for Justice in Northern Ireland . . . and the Holy Land,” […]

Ballymurphy shootings: 36 hours in Belfast that left 10 dead

More than 40 years after the shootings in a west Belfast neighbourhood, the Guardian has reconstructed the events surrounding what appears to be a killing spree by soldiers of the Parachute Regiment, just months before Bloody Sunday Interactive: map of Ballymurphy showing where the victims were shot A mural commemorating the 1971 shootings in Ballymurphy, west Belfast, Northern Ireland. Photograph: Paul McErlane for the Guardian. Ian Cobain. Thursday 26 June 2014   One of the most tragic and controversial episodes of the conflict in Northern Ireland will be relived in a Belfast courtroom on Friday when a preliminary hearing is held […]

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