As 2010 draws to a close, has it been a momentous year for Irish
Republicans in the Occupied Six Counties, or is it more of the same?
Published December 29, 2010
For real reconciliation, we need acknowledgement of British security
services’ relationship with loyalism during the conflict
Published December 21, 2010
Any day now I’m expecting to see a headline saying ‘Kitchen sink
narrowly misses Gerry Adams’.
Published December 17, 2010
The general election, when it comes, will be the most important in
recent decades.
Published December 14, 2010
Tom Elliott supplied the denial headline without even
the public accusation - “Elliott
denies he’s a political dinosaur,”.
Published December 10, 2010
The Programme of Financial Support for Ireland will be subject to
three-month reviews “of conditionality”, observance of “quantitative
performance criteria” and “respect for EU Council decisions and
recommendations”.
Published December 7, 2010
It is too early to estimate the size of the earthquake on the political
Richter scale but suffice to say in its wake it has upended a political
system that is now sitting on the edge of the precipice and could topple
any minute.
Published December 3, 2010
We didn’t need Ajai Chopra, our IMF minder, to tell the junta
(ie, what is left of the Government) and the mandarins that the
“sensible” solution to our crisis was to inflict further misery on those
already victimised by the policies of the junta and the mandarins.
Published November 26, 2010
The spin, the lies, the denials, the delusions, the conceit and the
arrogance added insult to ignominy.
Published November 22, 2010
A satire on the 1916 Proclamation of the Republic in response to the
arrival in Dublin this week of IMF and ECB officials.
Published November 19, 2010
In retrospect, it was an obvious move. So obvious that none of the
pundits even sniffed it
Published November 16, 2010
The Dublin government last week published its much anticipated
declaration of war on the working class.
Published November 12, 2010
The problem of unbalance in the North's economy was
not one of inability or “troubles”, it
was one of a British policy of inhibiting local initiative and
filling up the gaps - for stability’s sake.
Published November 8, 2010
Step forward Mary Harney, to a position of lonely eminence: the worse
tanaiste ever.
Published November 5, 2010
Fergal Moore sets out the approach of Republican Sinn Féin to the
possibility of talks with the British Government.
Published November 1, 2010
The recent internment of Conor Casey at the behest of the British
establishment is nothing short of a disgrace.
Published October 28, 2010
That, on the day an ailing Margaret Thatcher was being treated in a
private hospital, British Tory chancellor George Osborne was rising at
Westminster to wield his ideological axe was highly ironic.
Published October 24, 2010
The ineptitude of our current masters is nowhere as clear as in this:
they can’t even give us the illusion of control.
Published October 19, 2010
Cork sports star Donal Óg Cusack has been mooted as a possible candidate
for Sinn Féin at the next electio
Published October 14, 2010
It was entirely appropriate that Martin McGuinness’s condemnation of the
IRA operation came from the Tory conference.
Published October 12, 2010
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