A handful of soil, brought over from the grave of Wolfe Tone’s wife,
Matilda, in New York was scattered on his grave in Bodenstown, County
Kildare as part of a weekend commemoration at the site where the
republican legend is buried.
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Wolfe Tone symbolically reunited with his wife at Bodenstown
A handful of soil, brought over from the grave of Wolfe Tone’s wife,
Matilda, in New York was scattered on his grave in Bodenstown, County
Kildare as part of a weekend commemoration at the site where the
republican legend is buried.
Published June 12, 2025
Stunning courtroom victory for Gerry Adams
Despite a court finding that Gerry Adams had been defamed by the BBC in
a high-profile television documentary in 2016, the broadcaster’s attacks
on Adams and Sinn Féin have not stopped.
Published June 5, 2025
BBC struggles to accept the truth
The BBC has said it will continue to broadcast its news output into the
26 Counties amid a strong reaction by unionists to the outcome of the
Gerry Adams libel trial, which the BBC has so far refused to accept.
Published June 5, 2025
Anger as Shea Reynolds now held seven years without bail
A republican who has been denied liberty for seven years on a legal
pretext has been denied bail once more.
Published June 5, 2025
Torture of 17-year-old demands hearing in Supreme Court - lawyer
A woman who was beaten as a teenage girl into making admissions about
the IRA has been forced to bring a case to Britain’s highest court to
clear her name.
Published June 5, 2025
President fights back against Israeli smears
Irish President Michael D Higgins has said accusations that those who
criticise the policies of the Israeli government are “anti-Semitic” is a
slander.
Published June 5, 2025
Farage seen offering hope to freedom campaigns
The shift of British politics to the right, as represented by the
increasing dominance of Nigel Farage’s Reform Part, is being seen as
accelerating the causes of Irish unity and Scottish independence.
Published June 5, 2025
Anti-Catholic attacks revive old fears
Catholic residents of new homes in a mixed development in north Belfast
have appealed for help in the face of a new campaign of sectarian terror by
the unionist paramilitary UDA.
Published May 29, 2025
Political policing reaches rock bottom
The PSNI’s arrest and interrogation of two grandmothers after two small stickers were placed on a bank machine in a protest for Gaza has
increased anger at its apartheid approach to policing in the north
of Ireland.
Published May 29, 2025
UDA unleashed to kill in Belfast in 1993
Details from a report by the Police Ombudsman has shown that a loyalist
death squad was given free reign to kill Catholics in Belfast after
surveillance of the gang was stood down ahead of planned attacks.
Published May 29, 2025
Butchery of children points up medical profiteering
A crisis in the Irish health system has been exposed by a scandal over
unnecessary surgeries carried out on children, allegedly for personal
financial gain, and the failure of state agencies to detect or prevent the abuses.
Published May 29, 2025
Dáil erupts as Fine Gael defend sale of Israeli genocide bonds
The Dáil was suspended as pro-Palestine protesters disrupted proceedings
after a speech by 26 County Minister Paschal Donohoe was described by
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald as an “utter, utter disgrace”.
Published May 29, 2025
Govt urged to fully abolish oppressive ‘special’ legislation
The non-jury ‘Special Criminal Court’ and the ‘Offences Against the
State Act’, long used to incarcerate republicans in the 26 Counties,
could be repealed next year after more than 50 years in existence.
Published May 29, 2025
‘Terrorism’ charge won’t silence Kneecap
Outrage has greeted a decision by the London Metropolitan Police to
charge a member of Irish language hip hop group Kneecap with an offence
over the display of a flag at a gig last year.
Published May 22, 2025
A nod and wink as UVF gunrunner escapes terror charge
Unionists and nationalists alike have expressed anger at a lenient
15-month sentence issued to top loyalist paramilitary Winston ‘Winkie’
Irvine despite his admission to a range of firearm and ammunition
offences.
Published May 22, 2025
SAS whistle-blowers confirm shocking war crimes
There have been calls for the establishment of an international
investigation into the British Army’s Special Air Service (SAS) regiment
following new revelations broadcast in a BBC Panorama investigation.
Published May 22, 2025
No option for Britain amid huge pressure for Brown inquiry
Thousands of Gaelic sports fans descended on the County Derry village of
Bellaghy for a ‘Walk For Truth’ for Sean Brown on Friday, 16 May, in
honour of the prominent nationalist brutally killed in 1997.
Published May 22, 2025
Senior royal was part of MI5’s Irish child abuse network
Lord Mountbatten, the great-uncle of England’s King Charles had been
abusing children at his Irish estate before he was executed by the IRA,
a new book confirms.
Published May 22, 2025
Activists step up actions to end Irish role in genocide
On Saturday 17 May, three Palestine Action members breached the runway
at Shannon Airport, spraying a warplane with paint to render it
inoperable and then holding up a banner in defence of Irish neutrality.
Published May 22, 2025
Seán Walsh has become the latest victim of the Dublin government’s
extradition policy, after having fought his case for four years from
Portlaoise prison.
Published May 15, 2025
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