Bobby Sands writing in An Phoblacht/Republican News
12 June 2026
BOBBY SANDS was the most prolific writer of the republican prisoners in the H-Blocks of Long Kesh during the Blanket Protest which lasted from 1976 until 1981. He was in prison for most of that time, being arrested in October 1976 and sentenced in September 1977. Free article
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British Army veteran puts his 'mate' in the frame Free article
All-party backing sought for ‘X Case’ Dáil motion by Sinn Féin this week
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Thousands rally across Ireland to mark the death of Savita Halappanvar Free article
Poppy row: Death threats to James McClean probed
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Ex-soldier told An Phoblacht that McClean should be 'shot dead and body dragged past the Cenotaph' Free article
Clashes at Palestine demo outside Israeli embassy in Dublin
16 November 2012
Gardaí attacked peaceful demonstrators with batons outside the Israeli Embassy in Dublin on Thursday night during a protest against the ongoing Israeli bombing campaign in Gaza. Free article
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Conferences in Belfast and Derry Free article
Coroner suspends Ballymurphy Massacre inquest
15 November 2012
Inquest halted into killings of 11 people in West Belfast by British paratroopers in August 1971, six months before Bloody Sunday Free article
Student online grants misery could have been avoided, says council
15 November 2012
Dún Laoghaire/Rathdown County Council felt they were well positioned and more than capable of providing the service Free article
Avoid ‘cash for gold’ firms cashing in on Christmas crisis
14 November 2012
Lenders obviously targeting families on low incomes or benefits Free article
Barry McElduff’s new book: 'Keep ’Er Lit'
14 November 2012
Peter Canavan describes the collection as 'Barry’s unique take' on Tyrone, the GAA, Ireland and life in general Free article
Poppy bullies’ death threats against soccer star James McClean
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In 1972, 14 civil rights marchers – six from McClean’s own Creggan estate in Derry City – were murdered by British troops on Bloody Sunday Free article
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