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1995 73 Members of Congress Caucus Welcomes Unionists Christmas Peace To All Caucus Message. Washington, D.C., December 20, 1995 Cromwell can be some hazard at the beach Don't Call Off Ford Boycott Washington, D.C., December 8, 1995 Harland and Wolff Washington, D.C., November 16, 1995 Harland and Wolff Washington, D.C., November 16, 1995 INC Steps Up Ford Boycott. Saturday December 9, 1995 Irvine Versus Ford - Momentum for Ford Boycott Washington D.C., December 12, 1995 Irvine Versus Ford - Momentum for Ford Boycott Washington D.C., December 12, 1995 Secret Bias Tapes Played. The Irish News (Belfast) December 13, 1995 Strong Report Language Attached to International Fund for Ireland Workers 'want boycott'. The Irish News (Belfast) Saturday December 9, 1995 1996 Buchanan Supports Adams Visa, WASHINGTON, D.C, February 26, 1996 Fr McManus on IRA Bombing. Washington, D.C., February 13, 1996 House and Senate Conference Passes MacBride Principles Washington, D.C., March 1, 1996 Moynihan Keep Sinn Fein boss out Daily News (New York) Wednesday, February 21 1996 MY IRISH HERO IS A JEWISH CONGRESSMAN N.Y. Members of Congress Score Highly on Irish Issues President Clinton Should Not Ban Adams. WASHINGTON, D.C, February 21 1996 Time to Activate theIrish Vote in Britain. WASHINGTON, D.C, February 6 1996 1997 Ford Hammered at Congressional Hearing  Fr. McManus on the Cease-Fire Hollywood Meets Kinawley  Human Rights Must Be at the Heart and Core of Irish Peace Process  IRISH NATIONAL CAUCUS ON KILLING OF BRITISH SOLDIER  Irish-Americans Elated by McAleese Victory RUC Head Hammered in Congressional Hearing 1998 20 Years on Capitol Hill Appeal to Republican Dissidents Congratulations to Hume and Trimble Ford Boycott Called Off  Future Irish and British Generations Will Curse Us If We Don't Get It Right God Speed , Mr. President Visit Cements Peace Process Irish-Americans Hopeful About April 9th Deadline Irish-Americans Outraged by Attack on Ambassador Jean Kennedy-Smith Irish-Americans Rally to Clinton Major Victory for MacBride Principles Omagh MassacreTotal Condemnation President Clinton Proud of His Fermanagh Roots Rep. Kasich Insults Irish-Americans Second Senator Quits Caucus Because of Clinton Support Senator Thurmond Quits Irish National Caucus 1999 Creating a new and acceptable police service for Northern Ireland 2000 No Articles Found 2001 Three Cheers And Three God Blesses for Archbishop Eames Bush Pledges Support Fair Employment and U.S. Companies in Northern Ireland Fr. Mc Manus on Dr. Paisley IRA-FARC link probe likely to go forward OLoan Report U.S. companies agreeing to the MacBride principles 2002 Bertie's Unkindest Cut of All Hearing Self-Destructs Hearings Endanger Columbia Hearings on Colombia Three A Test for Irish-Americans Hyde Harassment Hearings Kentucky Fried Chicken Forced By Caucus and Others to Take Down Anti-Catholic Mural North Cops Blow All Credibility PSNI, Armed Wing of Unionism No New Beginning Raid on Sinn Fein Outrageous Proves Police Still Old RUC Repeal-Attempt Beaten Back Sinn Fein's Rise Confirms Irish Peace- Process The Hyde Jeopardy The Sinister Agenda Behind Colombian Three Hearing Unkindest Cut of All We scuttled Flanagan's FBI job, priest says We wound up Trimble 2003 Blair Deserves Support Father Mc Manus on Tony Blair CAPITOL HILL - Press Release October 21 2003 Congress may investigate double agents US stay Congressional Friends Congressman Ben Gilman - In Praise of Father Mc Manus Dublin Cover-Up Was Government Policy Hillary and Mary Join The Irish National Caucus Historic stone carving uncovered in Co Fermanagh Irish Americans angry at GOP over deportations Irish Americans Angry Over North Message to Arnold - Don't Touch MacBride New York City Honors Father Mc Manus O'Bradaigh versus Adams Classicism versus Historical Consciousness Saving Private Trimble Sinn Fein Advances Enhances Process 2004 British also involved in Ireland's carnage Letter to Senators Byron L. Dorgan and Harry M. Reid Democrats Planning Watchdog Role Father McManus on Ron Lauder, David Trimble, the Orange Order, and Catholic anti-Semitism Orangemen Support Bush  Reality -Check for Belfast News Letter The Orange Order  Dr. No Says No, Again 2005 Ban Mark Thatcher From U.S. Reiss Pressed on Mark Thatcher If Donlon Had Guts When Ambassador IRA Was Pushed Too Far Bank Robbery Used to Sabotage Peace-Process Father Mc Manus Responds to Blogger Delevan's Distortions McDowell rejects criticism of poll by human rights body Missing N. I. Votes Raised at State Department Poll chief is defiant Alarm Over Orange Funding Loyalist Violence Is A Backlash Against Equality  Reiss Can Still Do The Job, And Well  Anti-Catholic laws have got to go Letters A Deceitful Betrayal Daft Ban Slows Progress 2006 The British constitution provides the excuse for Orange bigotry Do Not Become Recruiting -Sergeant for PSNI The legacy of the hunger strikes BUSH'S IRISH DOUBLE STANDARD Say It Is Not So, President Bush  That Old Colonial Cringe  Michael McDowell silent as British duplicity exposed UDR COLLUSION EXPOSED Father Mc Manus on the Death of Fr. Faul U.S. COMPANIES AGREEING TO THE MACBRIDE PRINCIPLES US Elections and the Irish Cause RUC Killing IS THIS ANTI-AMERICANISM, OR WHAT 2007 Banished priest who has ear of all America's top politicians Senator Casey Joins Irish National Caucus FR. MC MANUS ON PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON Fr. Mc Manus on Harris's Appointment to Seanad Éireann 2008 CONGRESS IS TOLD TO ACT ON ANTI-CATHOLICISM IN NORTHERN IRELAND Disrespect for Irish Language Harms Peace-Process National Geographic Finds Its Way, With Grace and Class Fr. Mc Manus on Dr. Paisley’s Retirement Washington Pressure on Dodds Hillary’s Irish Position MASTERFUL Don't Blame the Orangemen for bigotry IRISH PATRIOT 50 TH ANNIVERSARY Patrick Mc Manus Irish Patriot 1929- 1958   Mad Mullah Other Important Readings Strong US support for IRA move   CREATING A NEW AND ACCEPTABLE POLICE SERVICE  FOR NORTHERN IRELAND The MacBride Principles, As Passed by the House and Senate November 13, 1998  Cromwell can be some hazard at the beach  Sunday Business Post -- August 28,1995 Caucus Welcomes Unionists To Washington  WASHINGTON, DC, OCTOBER 2 1995 73 Members of Congress Tell British to Begin Talks  Washington, D.C., October 17,1995  Strong Report Language Attached to International Fund for Ireland  Washington, D.C., October 27, 1995  MacBride In Wisconsin  Washington, D.C., November 10, 1995 Harland and Wolff Boycott Called Off  Washington, D.C., November 16, 1995 "Don't Call Off Ford Boycott" Say Ford Employees  Washington, D.C., December 8, 1995 Irvine Versus Ford Momentum for Ford Boycott  Washington D.C., December 12, 1995 Secret "Bias" Tapes Played The Irish News (Belfast) ,December 13, 1995 Ford Legal Team Accused Over 'Crucial' Details The Irish News  Saturday December 9, 1995 Workers 'want boycott'  The Irish News (Belfast), Saturday December 9, 1995 Time to Activatethe Irish Vote in Britain. WASHINGTON, D.C, February 6 1996 President Clinton Should Not Ban Adams WASHINGTON, D.C, February 21 1996  Moynihan Keep Sinn Fein boss out  Daily News (New York) Wednesday, February 21 1996 INC Steps Up Ford Boycott.  Saturday December 9, 1995  Fr McManus on IRA Bombing.  Washington, D.C., February 13, 1996 Congressional Briefing Paper  April 1993. Buchanan Supports Adams Visa, WASHINGTON, D.C, February 26, 1996 House and Senate Conference Passes MacBride Principles Washington, D.C., March 1, 1996 Irish National Caucus Blog