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The Burning of Cork

In one of the worst atrocities committed during the War of Independence, British forces deliberately set fire to several blocks of buildings and public institutions, 97 years ago this week.

Published December 9, 2017

We should not be collateral damage in Brexit shambles

We are at a crucial juncture in the process. The Irish Government have the responsibility and the leverage to ensure clarity and certainty from the British Government.

Published December 9, 2017

Sinister British tactics know no bounds or borders

No other political party in the country would be treated the same way as Saoradh, and if they did there would be a major public outcry.

Published December 2, 2017

Ballymurphy republicans don’t retire

Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams on his party’s historic annual conference.

Published November 25, 2017

The pain and humiliation of Brexit

When I hear what the EU negotiators are telling the UK, I invariably feel a jolt of pleasure.

Published November 11, 2017

Sean Bresnahan, Chair of the Thomas Ashe Society Omagh, argues that the Eire Nua initiative for a Federal All-Ireland Republic, developed by Sinn Fein in the 1970s and still supported by Republican Sinn Fein, can best advance a new beginning for all of the Irish people.

Published November 4, 2017

Leo Varadkar needs to start acting like Taoiseach

Given the present animosity between Varadkar's government and Sinn Fein it seems inconceivable that they could meet and hammer out a common Irish policy for the north.

Published October 28, 2017

Unionist presence must be accommodated

Nationalists must begin any discussion about the future possibility of reunification from a position of respect for unionist fears about the future in a reunified Ireland.

Published October 21, 2017

Mind what you say

Say you don’t consider this part of Ireland British and you’re likely to provoke anger from unionist politicians.

Published October 7, 2017

Language row betrays aims of Bobby Sands sacrifice

I would be incensed if the value of the sacrifice of the hunger strikers and all those others who sacrificed their lives during the struggle were reduced to the value of an Irish language act.

Published September 30, 2017

The dismaying case of Tony Taylor

If you drive around the north of Ireland you’re sure to come across one of the signs: three words that test our notion of democracy.

Published September 23, 2017

Thank God Dave Cullen doesn’t know me

It is clear that the 26 County state is intent on smashing Republicanism. If they are not using the word of a superintendent to jail political activists, they are prepared to use the word of an even more despicable type.

Published September 16, 2017

Sinn Fein is committed to restoring the institutions

In the cut and thrust of negotiations there is always the risk that someone will say something that makes the process of achieving agreement more difficult.

Published September 9, 2017

Principles keep you on the true path

The oration delivered by Padraig Garvey, of Republican Sinn Fein in Kerry, at the annual hunger strike commeration organised by the independent Bundoran / Ballyshannon 1981 H-Block Commemoration Committee.

Published September 2, 2017

Collusion and the abuse of power

It is now clear that policing, intelligence and political elements within the British system have sought to frustrate families and victims getting to the truth of the Glenanne Gang and its actions.

Published August 26, 2017

Now is the time to deliver Irish unity

The speech delivered by Sinn Fein's Gerry Kelly at the party’s National Hunger Strike Commemoration.

Published August 19, 2017

Gutless unionism can’t do the decent thing

The DUP can’t stand up to the UDA because they might need them again soon to prevent change.

Published August 12, 2017

Robert Hamill was walking home

The British bear a great responsibility for the visceral hatred of Catholics by loyalists who support this artificially constructed colony.

Published August 5, 2017

IRA membership charges on the increase

Over the last few months I think we have all noticed the upsurge in IRA membership charges facing Republicans in the 26 Counties, it seems every other day someone is up in the Special Criminal Court.

Published July 29, 2017

Is radical republicanism making a comeback?

Is the stage now set for the politics that once informed an entire movement in the North to re-emerge?

Published July 22, 2017

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