The text of Sinn Fein’s annual address over the grave
of Wolfe Tone at Bodenstown. County Kildare. It was delivered at the
weekend by north belfast representative Gerry Kelly.
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Published June 22, 2006
‘The Wind That Shakes The Barley’
There is a very simple yet powerful and time honoured message in Ken
Loach’s new film about the Irish people’s struggle for independence.
Published June 22, 2006
Rural decline is a national crisis
The following is the full text of the Michael Davitt Centenary Lecture,
given by Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams in Castlebar, County Mayo on
Thursday.
Published June 17, 2006
Hunger strike deal didn’t exist
Richard O'Rawe's own words show clearly there was no deal during the 1981 hunger strike.
Published June 11, 2006
Memorial for an island at peace
Long Kesh is a place apart. Inside and outside its walls it generated
great pain, loss and heroism.
Published June 6, 2006
Out of the H-blocks came determination
The hunger strike changed the nationalist community forever.
Published May 30, 2006
Raymond McCreesh and Patsy O’Hara
This week marked the anniversary of the deaths of the third and
fourth of the 1981 hunger strikers to die, Raymond McCreesh and Patsy
O'Hara.
Published May 27, 2006
Ian Paisley will be conscious of the irony involved in Sinn Fein
going to Stormont to have him elected as First Minister.
Published May 23, 2006
Bombing victims’ relatives need answers now
Today is a day many people recall with feelings of sadness and anger
as well as a strong desire for the truth.
Published May 17, 2006
Francis Hughes - a fearless soldier
Twenty five years ago on Friday, Francis Hughes, one of the most fearless
and courageous IRA Volunteers to emerge out of the current phase in the
Republican Struggle, lost his life after 59 days on Hunger Strike in
Long Kesh.
Published May 13, 2006
Action alerts on behalf the mcAllister family and the Rossport Five
Published May 8, 2006
Bobby Sands died 25 years ago today, the first of ten to die while on
hunger strike against the British policy of criminalising the
republican struggle. It is a day of mourning for all Irish republicans.
Published May 5, 2006
The victims group An Fhirinne is appealing to the families of people who
were victims of British state killings or collusion to help complete its database.
Published May 3, 2006
May 2006 marks the centenary of the death of Michael Davitt,
nationalist, trade unionist, agrarian agitator and founder of the
National Land League.
Published April 28, 2006
Gerry Kelly spoke on Sunday
at the annual Crossbarry commemoration, remembering the British Army
operation of 1921 which set out to eliminate Tom Barry’s famous Third
West Cork Flying column.
Published April 24, 2006
We shall benefit from the work Siobhan O'Hanlon did in her life - in the freedom
struggle, in the peace process, in the bridges she built.
Published April 21, 2006
Proclamation at ‘heart and soul’ of republic
An edited version of the address by Sinn Féin’s Gerry
Adams at the annual Easter commemoration in Belfast.
Published April 18, 2006
Just before noon on Easter Monday, April 24th, a group of 150 men
strode out of Liberty Hall in Dublin, then marched toward Sackville
Street (now O’Connell Street) a few hundred yards away.
Published April 14, 2006
A possible end to the political impasse
For the first time this week the notion of a ‘Plan B’ emerged.
Published April 9, 2006
A review of the new book, 'The Origins and Organisation of British Propaganda in Ireland 1920', by
Brian P Murphy.
Published April 5, 2006
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