Month: September 2017

Criminal Cases Review Commission to meet Brendan Mc Conville Legal Team

September 22, 2017September 23, 2017 Peter Brendan Mc Conville, CCRC, Craigavon, Criminal Cases Review Commission, Darragh Mackin, GFA, Good Friday Agreement, JFTC2, John Paul Wootton, Justice for the Craigavon Two, KRW Law, Patten Report, Peace Process, PSNI, Stephen Carroll

KRW Law, who believe Brendan Mc Conville suffered a miscarriage of justice, have described their meeting with the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) in

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Homelessness Protest in Dublin City Centre

September 10, 2017 Peter Apollo House, Dáil Éireann, Dáil Register, home sweet home, homelessness, homelessness and housing crisis, homelessness crisis, homelessness dublin, housing crisis, jonathan corrie, jonathon corrie, leinster house, saoradh, Shane 'Jack' watson, TD, TD Landlords

A protest to highlight Dublin’s homelessness and housing crisis was held in Dublin city centre on Saturday 9 September. The

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EPISODE 13 – BaldPolitiKs – 7 September 2017 (Derek Ford – Hampton Institute & North Korea – DPRK)

September 7, 2017September 7, 2017 Peter Derek Ford, Donal Trump, DPRK, Fred Hampton, Hampton Institute, North Korea, Rex Tillerson, Travel ban, US Citizens

Michael Moore – “North Korea has taught a great lesson to all the countries in the world, especially the

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An English opinion about Ireland being as valid as an Irish one is Warped Equality and Disrespectful.

September 3, 2017September 3, 2017 Peter black lives matter, Bloody Sunday, Bloody Sunday Derry 1972, Brendan Mc Conville, British Colonial war Crimes, Civil Rights, Craigavon Two, Derry, Gaza, Gemma Tipton, India, JFTC2, John Paul Wootton, Kenya, mau mau, Museum Free Derry, My Lai, Palestine, The Irish Times, Vietnam

Gemma Tipton raises some valid points in this article. The greatest of which probably comes down to: “The key question about

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Nobel and Tipperary Peace Prizes have Zero Credibility

September 1, 2017 Peter Aung San Suu Kyi, Martin Mc Guinness, Nelson Mandela, Nobel Peace Prize, Obama Nobel, Syria, Tipperary Peace Convention, White Helmets

Having criticised awarding the Nobel prize for peace to Obama and Aung San Suu Kyi, it’s only right I comment