Derry – Bald Politiks

What does Bloody Sunday Derry stand for today?

February 4, 2018 Peter 1916, 30 January 1972, Anti-Internment, Bloody Sunday, Bloody Sunday 1920, Bloody Sunday Derry, Bloody Sunday march, Bogside, Civil Rights, Croke Park, Derry, Internment, Irish republican, Irish Republican Socialist Party, King Street, Massacre, Neil Hegarty, Northern Ireland, saoradh, Saville Tribunal, Tony Taylor, Widgery Tribunal

First published on irishcentral.com Bloody Sunday in Derry (as opposed to Bloody Sunday in Dublin) became so known when 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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The Irish Times Portrayal of Bernadette Mc Aliskey and the North of Ireland

September 24, 2016 Peter Aboriton, Bernadette Devlin, Bernadette Mc Aliskey, Bloody Sunday Derry 1972, Bogside, British Occupation, Catholics, Catholics Civil Rights, Derry, Feminism, Imperialism, IRA, Kitty Holland, Northern Ireland, SDLP MBE OBE Irish Republican Nationalism, Sinn Féin, Socialism, The Conflict in the north of Ireland, The Irish Times, War

What’s wrong with this article on Bernadette McAliskey in The Irish Times by Kitty Holland? 1. It is in The Irish Times – that should have

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