New York lawyer and long-time republican activist Martin Galvin on the
recent arrest and internment-by-remand of Ardoyne republican Dee Fennell.
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Who fears to speak of Easter Week?
New York lawyer and long-time republican activist Martin Galvin on the
recent arrest and internment-by-remand of Ardoyne republican Dee Fennell.
Published May 30, 2015
Tuesday’s meeting is part of the
necessary process which must now address in a more substantial way than
ever before the issue of reconciliation and healing.
Published May 23, 2015
Demeaning ourselves for the Prince
The 26-County gardai this week conducted a series of ‘disruptive’ raids
and arrests on the homes of republicans in advance of a royal visit to
Ireland by Britain’s Prince Charles. A piece by Eamonn McCann for the
Irish Times on the sycophantic attitude of the Irish establishment to
British royalty.
Published May 16, 2015
For Britain, the election result in Scotland is is the biggest constitutional drama since the abdication.
Published May 9, 2015
Martin McGuinness on why you should vote for Sinn Féin candidates in this week’s Westminster general election.
Published May 2, 2015
With the British government attempting to use ‘secret evidence’ to block
a public inquiry into the 1998 Omagh bomb and with new trial proceedings
against Seamus Daly dragging out due to delays by the British and 26
County police, Cait Trainor looks at his case.
Published April 25, 2015
Government is afraid to speak of Easter week
For this government, it is easier to deal with the notion
of individual loss and sacrifice than promote the ideas of the
Proclamation.
Published April 18, 2015
An electoral pact could change things utterly
Tactical voting when used strategically can make a
dramatic change. It can also positively contribute to progressive
politics.
Published April 18, 2015
Next parliament will bring radical change
This election is going to confirm a change in British politics which has
been happening for at least a decade.
Published April 4, 2015
Jim Slaven of the James Connolly Society gives his opinion on the
political developments in the Six Counties and Sinn Fein’s change of
heart on the Welfare Bill currently before Stormont. He argues that the
solution to the ills currently afflicting Ireland are to be found in
establishing a genuine democratic republic rather than pandering to
power within the partitioned states.
Published March 21, 2015
Sinn Fein right to pull rug from under DUP
The dispute is simply a sign of what is to
come with the other aspects of the agreement: flags, Orange marches and
the past.
Published March 14, 2015
Three peace processes are jostling for position
There are three political/peace processes jostling
for primacy here. None of them are
working.
Published March 7, 2015
It gets closer every day, and as it does the politicians in the south
get more and more uneasy.
Published February 28, 2015
‘We let them rot in Cricklewood’
The refusal to allow votes to Irish emigrants is tied up
with the attitude of successive governments to the question of
emigration.
Published February 21, 2015
Denying the British empire’s crimes
To dismiss Britain’s colonial
atrocities, no such effort is required. Most people appear to be unaware
that anything needs to be denied.
Published February 14, 2015
Why the PSNI cannot investigate the RUC’s crimes
Policing is too important
to be left to the police, and in the context of the north of Ireland, the past is also too important to be left to the police.
Published February 7, 2015
Bloody Sunday ‘murder’ investigation has become a sham
While there may be a semblance of peace our
quest for justice seems to involve endless promises and sham processes.
Published January 31, 2015
The sham of the West’s “free speech” celebration
This week’s celebration of France - and the gaggle
of tyrannical leaders who joined it - had little to do with free speech
and much to do with suppressing ideas they dislike while venerating
ideas they prefer.
Published January 17, 2015
Don’t repeat mistakes here in Paris kneejerk
Who will guard the guards themselves?
Published January 17, 2015
Door has been opened to shed light on past
For the first time since the conflict in the north broke out in the
mid-1960s and after decades of campaigning, a door has been opened to
the past which potentially should allow the truth to be known for the
relatives of those bereaved in the conflict.
Published January 10, 2015
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