A summary of the policy principles of the progressive Right2Change
alliance and a list of those candidates in this year’s general
election who have signed up to those principles.
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Right2Change - Policy principles for a progressive government
A summary of the policy principles of the progressive Right2Change
alliance and a list of those candidates in this year’s general
election who have signed up to those principles.
Published February 20, 2016
Leonard Peltier - My 40 years in prison
I believe that my incarceration, the constitutional violations in my
case, and the government misconduct in prosecuting my case are issues
far more important than just my life or freedom.
Published February 13, 2016
RTE’s ‘Rebellion’ series, and its propaganda value
Three valuable hours of
my life has been wasted on what RTE describes as a ‘commemorative drama’ to herald the beginning of the Centenary year of the 1916 revolution.
Published February 6, 2016
In the aftermath of the 1916
Rising and the releases from Frongoch internment camp that autumn, the Sinn Féin
movement was re-organised in Belfast in early 1917, and the first Easter Commemoration Parade in the city was part of that process.
Published January 30, 2016
Former H Block blanketman Gerard Hodgins spoke this week at the
Foresters Club in West Belfast in honour of the late IRA volunteer,
Paddy Joe Rice. The event was hosted by the Anne Devlin Society,
Belfast.
Published January 30, 2016
Bloody Sunday programme of events
The commemorative programme for 2016 reflects the diversity of those
whose experiences are shared by the people of Derry, across the North, as well as across Ireland and Britain.
Published January 23, 2016
Support Derry’s March For Justice
Civil Rights Campaigner Vincent Coyle appeals for support for this
year’s Bloody Sunday march.
Published January 16, 2016
A round-up of statements issued by republicans to mark the New Year.
Published January 9, 2016
The revolution of 1916 remains unfinished business
An official 1916 centenary calendar is a further example of the collaborative nature of the 26
County state, writes RSF National PRO Sean O Dubhlain.
Published December 30, 2015
Michael Nicholson is one of the world’s most decorated journalists,
reporting from 18 different war zones over a 45-year career. While writing his new
novel, he changed his mind about England's guilt over Ireland’s Great Hunger.
Published December 19, 2015
We are on the eve of a momentous year -- this time a
hundred years ago republican men and women were planning the overthrow
of the British Empire in Ireland.
Published December 19, 2015
Remembering political prisoners this Christmas
December is the traditional month for republicans to think of our
political prisoners. We publish list of IRPWA and Cogus
prisoners behind bars this Christmas.
Published December 12, 2015
Frongoch, the first internment camp
People in Wales have called on the governments in Dublin and Cardiff to
provide a permanent commemorative centre in Frongoch, where 1,800
Irishmen were interned after the 1916 Rising.
Published December 5, 2015
Time to lead on climate change, not to plead
A progressive campaign group has launched a petition to encourage the
Dublin government to act responsibly to help prevent catastrophic
climate change.
Published December 5, 2015
Covering up the past, from Batang Kali to Ballymurphy
In a ruling closely watched in the north of Ireland, relatives of
innocent Malayans slain by British troops in 1948 have lost their fight
for an inquiry, even though the British courts have admitted that mass
murder occurred.
Published November 28, 2015
McGurk’s Bar activist, Robert McClenaghan, writes on the reality of
Britain’s inability to face up to its human rights abuses, and how this
now becomes his own ticking clock dilemma.
Published November 21, 2015
Why India is not grateful for British colonialism
To
suggest that Britain was a benevolent colonial power is an offensive
myth that must be de-bunked.
Published November 13, 2015
Declan McGlinchey - an obituary
The McGlinchey family of Bellaghy suffered tragedy anew this week with
the sudden death of Declan, a lifelong republican activist who died of a
suspected heart attack on Sunday.
Published November 6, 2015
The re-birth of the IRA in Belfast
John O’Neill (‘the Treason Felony blog’) recounts an incident seen as a
key event in the re-organisation of the IRA in Belfast shortly after the
end of the Irish Civil War.
Published October 31, 2015
Fitzgerald, Murphy and MacSwiney
Michael Fitzgerald, Joseph Murphy and Terence MacSwiney died on hunger
strike on 17 and 25 October 1920, respectively, 95 years ago this week.
Published October 23, 2015
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