
This weekend marks the 40th anniversary of single largest battle
between republicans and the British army of the conflict.
Published November 22, 2014

The text of a speech delivered by Republican Sinn Fein
Vice-President Cait Trainor to a group of American Students on
the theme, ‘Will there be a United Ireland?’
Published November 15, 2014

Last Saturday was the anniversary of the execution by the British of 18
year old Kevin Barry. He was hanged on November 1st 1920.
Published November 8, 2014

All republican and left-wing groups have committed to support local
demonstrations taking place today [Saturday, November 1] in every county
across Ireland as part of the ‘Right2Water’ campaign. The protests
are expected to be the largest Ireland has seen in decades.
Published November 1, 2014

In an interview, west Belfast woman Flo O’Riordan recalled the night her
two best friends were murdered, 43 years ago this week.
Published October 25, 2014

British military intelligence agents in the north of Ireland used fears
about demonic possessions, black masses and witchcraft as part of a
psychological war against emerging armed groups in the conflict in the
1970s, they have admitted.
Published October 18, 2014

The Dublin government has been urged to do more to maintain contact with
its emigrant population after a deceased Galway man was only saved from
an unmarked grave in England by the efforts of a deaths registration
official in London and a retired school teacher.
Published October 11, 2014

An introduction to the Right2Water campaign and its petition.
Published October 11, 2014

This week we recall the Irish Republican revolutionary and martyr,
Thomas Ashe, who suffered a brutal death at the hands of his British
oppressors at the age of thirty-two.
Published September 27, 2014

Telling Scotland not to “go” is a bit like saying: “We don’t want
you to run your own affairs. You must always have the governments we
give you.”
Published September 6, 2014

This week marks the 40th anniversary of the escape from Portlaoise
prison of 19 republican prisoners of war.
Published August 23, 2014

Those who left behind poverty in Ireland only to die in
America’s internal conflict should also be remembered.
Published August 16, 2014

The text of the speech delivered by the IRSPs Michael McLaughlin
at the 33rd Kevin Lynch Commemoration in Dungiven earlier this month.
Published August 16, 2014

Last year 30,000 men in California’s prisons went on hunger strike against
solitary confinement.
Published August 9, 2014

Protestors at a British royal military ceremony were attacked by Gardai
police off camera as an ongoing battle to rewrite the history of events
one hundred years ago played out live on Irish television.
Published August 2, 2014

Francie Mackey, Chairperson of the 32 County Sovereignty Movement,
delivered the main address at the organisation’s annual gathering at the
grave of Wolfe Tone in Bodenstown recently.
Published July 26, 2014

With no rising in sight in Ulster despite the signal coming from Dublin,
one man seized the initiative and assembled the United Irish forces to
assert Ireland’s right to independence. That man was Henry Joy
McCracken, who died 216 years ago this month.
Published July 19, 2014

Two women are interviewed about conditions where they live since Israel began intensifying
its war on Palestinians nearly four weeks ago.
Published July 12, 2014

A look at the effect of British colonial betrayal a century ago
on the Middle East of today.
Published July 5, 2014

An account of the events leading to the Guildford 4 and Maguire 7
miscarriages of justice, adapted from Bob Woffinden’s 1987 book
‘Miscarriages of Justice’.
Published June 28, 2014
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