The death of Michael Devine
19 August 2026
August 20th marks the death of Michael Devine, the 10th republican hunger striker to die in 1981. Born in Derry, Devine grew up in the tumult of the civil rights protests, internment and Bloody Sunday in January 1972. He died after 60 days on hunger strike. The same day that voters in Fermanagh and South Tyrone elected H-Block candidate Owen Carron as an MP. Free article
Looking Back for New Beginnings – Dublin North Inner City
23 July 2012
A Community Celebration and Renewal – Liberty Hall, Friday & Saturday 27 & 28 July Free article
Gerry Adams challenges British Secretary of State on prisoner issue
19 July 2012
Sinn Féin leader repeats call for release of Marian Price and Martin Corey Free article
Several hundred march on Dáil against Household Charge
18 July 2012
Public urged to resist 'threatening' household tax letters Free article
CE workers win a victory
16 July 2012
Department of Social Protection to partially restore material and training funding to Community Employment (CE) schemes Free article
Gap between rich and poor under Labour widest in 30 years
16 July 2012
Social Justice Ireland says the income of Ireland’s poorest households fell by over 18% in a single year; the income of the richest rose by 4% Free article
Newspaper’s Michaela McAreavey photos ‘outrageous abuse’ says deputy First Minister
16 July 2012
Publishing photos of murder victim cannot be justified – Sinn Féin Mid-Ulster MP Martin McGuinness Free article
Loyalists and neo-Nazis threaten anti-racist rally in Liverpool
15 July 2012
The James Larkin Society event’s slogan is ‘Working-Class Unity Against Racism & Fascism’ Free article
Racists cut Nazi/KKK slogans into kids’ play area after attacks
15 July 2012
Two men have been injured in two separate attacks in Dublin suburb Free article
Gerry Adams invites Orange Order to meet over contentious parades
14 July 2012
Crumlin village and Derry show it's good to talk and walk, says Sinn Féin leader Free article
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