May front

Dublin and Monaghan bombings remembered

17 May 2013

OVER 100 people attended the Justice for the Forgotten commemoration on Talbot Street, Dublin on Friday to remember the victims of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings of May 1974.

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Crossmaglen Border Referendum Debate 1

15 May 2013

Crossmaglen Border Referendum Debate, 14 May 2013

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Crossmaglen Border Referendum Debate 2

15 May 2013

Crossmaglen Border Referendum Debate, 14 May 2013

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First annual James Connolly Summer School

13 May 2013

OVER 100 people attended the first annual James Connolly summer school in Ballybough, Dublin on Saturday for a day of lively debate and presentations from progressive voices in Irish left politics.

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Bobby Sands remembered – Sunday 5 May

9 May 2013

THE 32nd anniversary of the death of Bobby Sands was marked in Belfast on Sunday 5 May as dozens of republicans held while-line pickets in his honour. Bobby Sands the revolutionary was invoked later on Sunday evening when senior republican Seán Murray delivered the annual Bobby Sands Memorial Lrcture in the Andersonstown Social Club.

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2013 May Day demonstration in Dublin

2 May 2013

Hundreds of workers took part in the annual May Day demonstration in Dublin on Wednesday organised by the Dublin Council of Trade Unions. Trade unions, progressive political parties and groups working in the social sector gathered at Parnell Square and marched to Liberty Hall, the former headquarters of the Irish Citizen Army and current headquarters of the SIPTU trade union.

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May 2013 Edition photographs

29 April 2013

Potographs from the May 2013 edition of An Phoblacht

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Sinn Féin 2013 Ard Fheis

26 April 2013

Over 2,000 delegates, elected representatives and visitors pack into the Royal Theatre in Castlebar for the 106th Sinn Féin Ard Fheis

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Vigils in memory of victims of Westminster’s ‘dirty war’

19 April 2013

SINN FÉIN organised a series of white-line pickets and vigils across Belfast and at the GPO in Dublin to remember those targeted and killed in Britain’s ‘dirty war’ in Ireland. The pickets, a dignified response by republicans to the saturation media coverage of Margaret Thatcher's death, took place on the day the former Prime Minister of Britain was buried.

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