In the aftermath of the annual sectarian hatefest known by some as ‘The Glorious Twelfth’, the appearance of identical anti-immigration banners at various hate pyre sites in Mid-Ulster again exposes the links between Unionist death squads and their far-right bedfellows, both in the Twenty-Six Counties and further afield.
Éirígí - For A New Republic activists have scaled the headquarters of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) in Abbotstown, North Dublin this morning, revealing a banner that reads ‘FAI Cowards - Stop The Game!’, in protest at the organisations decision to fulfil two UEFA Nations League fixtures against Apartheid Israel this coming September and October.
While the Tír Eoghain senior county football team and their management team may have lost their quarter-final match against Ciarraí last Sunday, their actions before and after the game won them the admiration and respect of hundreds of thousands of GAA and non-GAA supporters across Ireland and further afield.
Mickey Moran is joined by Gerard Shannon, an acclaimed author of several books, key among them being 'Liam Lynch - To Declare A Republic'. In this episode the life of this giant of Irish Republican history is explored, with Gerard laying out the facts and dispelling the myths that surround Lynch's legacy.
As a number of so-called Irish patriots openly attempt to join forces with far-right unionist mobs in Belfast and other parts of the British occupied Six Counties, along with the extreme right in Britain itself, they should take some time to reflect on the links of these anti-Irish forces
Today, as part of our On The Shoulders Of Giants series, and on the 82nd anniversary of the death of Irish socialist republican revolutionary, Frank Ryan, we republish his pamphlet ‘Emancipation’, which he wrote under the pseudonym ‘Seanchránaidhe’.
The number of households on the social housing waiting list in the Six Counties has now passed the 50,000 mark. This stark milestone was confirmed in official figures published by Stormont’s Department for Communities last week.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Apartheid Israel, has ordered his band of terrorists to seize and exercise control over 70% of the Gaza Strip in a move that threatens to torpedo an already fragile, almost existent, ‘ceasefire’, along with worsening humanitarian conditions in the already devastated Palestinian exclave.
A worker at Pat McDonnell Paints in Blanchardstown, North Dublin has been suspended for not removing an Easter Lily badge, following weeks of pressure and intimidation from management.
Almost one year has passed since the jailing of two Derry men accused of operating one of the largest illegal waste dumps in Europe. The illegal dumping sites at Mobuoy on the outskirts of Derry City encompass an area of more than 100 acres (equal in size to over 70 football pitches).
An Orange Order lodge is formally objecting to bilingual street-names in Portadown, Co. Armagh. Given the organisation's history in Portadown, and elsewhere in the Six Counties, such a stance is unsurprising.
Mickey Moran is joined by Jac, an activist from the Welsh socialist republican youth group, Mudiad Eryr Wen, to discuss the recent Senedd elections and what the results may mean for the future of Wales.
