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
Martin McGuinness live from Galway conference Friday via Internet
6 October 2011
MARTIN McGUINNESS will be in the West this Friday, speaking at the conference Uniting Ireland – Towards A New Republic.
The diaspora living in the USA, Canada, Australia and elsewhere around the world will be able to watch the conference live as it will be available on the Internet.
It will be live from 7:30pm to 9:45pm Irish time via http://unitingireland.ie/?page_id=894 or just... Free article
'Moloney on the Move' with Martin McGuinness – Video
6 October 2011
AN PHOBLACHT'S Mark Moloney will be on the move with Presidential candidate Martin McGuinness over the next three days as he visits Counties Sligo, Roscommon, Leitrim and Galway, so keep an eye on the An Phoblacht Twitter for updates.
Sinn Féin continues to resist the Tory cuts agenda
5 October 2011
THOUSANDS of health and education workers who joined picket lines across the North in a 24-hour strike against budget cuts have been backed by Sinn Féin, which called for economic power to be held in Ireland, not Westminster.
Michelle Gildernew MP said the Executive needs to have the economic powers currently controlled by the Tory-led Government at Westminster to tackle the... Free article
FG critics of McGuinness challenged – what did you do during ‘The Troubles’?
4 October 2011
CRITICS of Martin McGuinness’s past in resisting the institutionalised racism and sectarianism of the Orange state have been challenged by a long-standing civil rights activist – what did you do during ‘The Troubles’?
“Only those who risked their lives and fortunes for non-violent resistance are in a position to lecture republicans on non-violence,” said Fermanagh-born Fr Seán... Free article
Sinn Féin will continue to work with trade unions to resist public service cuts
3 October 2011
SINN FÉIN MP Conor Murphy has said Sinn Féin will continue to work closely with trade unions to resist any cuts to public services. He was speaking as public service unions prepare to stage a 24-hour strike on Wednesday.
He said:
Sinn Féin is adamantly opposed to the Tory cuts agenda.
When other parties claimed we had no alternative but to accept the cuts, we refused to accept... Free article
Martin McGuinness's Presidential campaign officially starts in Dublin
3 October 2011
BY MARK MOLONEY
FROM 6pm onwards a steady stream of people began to arrive at the Pillar Room in Dublin's Rotunda on Saturday night for the official launch of Martin McGuinness's Presidential Campaign.
While supporters and well-wishers enjoyed tea and coffee inside, the media braved the elements at the entrance hoping to catch Martin on his way in. As the rain turned... Free article
Ireland needs a new beginning
30 September 2011
THE Presidential election is taking place at a time of major challenges for Ireland and its people.
The economic and fiscal crisis caused by disastrous Government policies has resulted in huge hardship for so many citizens. Many are in despair and are losing hope. Tens of thousands of our young people are leaving our shores.
Citizens are angry that sovereignty is being handed over... Free article
The People’s President
30 September 2011
A New Beginning – Tús Nua
A Chara,
Throughout my involvement in political life, all I have ever wanted to do was make a contribution – to make a difference – to empower people and unite them.
I have never sought financial gain or privilege from my involvement in politics and I never will. I still live in the same community where I was born and raised.
I feel a deep bond with... Free article
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