” ‘In Memory of my Father’ ” by Donal Donnelly

Father Joseph Mallin , 103-year-old Jesuit priest in Hong Kong and son of Michael Mallin  executed by the British on May 8th 1916, prepared a Document ” In Memory of my Father“ which debunks the libel and slander of Michael’s good name as a courageous, honest and a man of integrity by the British Empire’s Brigadier Macconchy in HIS Report on the Court Martial of Michael. For reasons detailed in Fr. Joe’s document Brigadier Macconchy created the FALSE NEWS regarding Michael.

Unfortunately lazy and incompetent historians and commentators parrot the propaganda  record as if it was genuine. The combined families of Michael Mallin and his wife Agnes Hickey daughter of Joseph Hickey the Fenian from The Strawberry Beds decided at the commemorative Mass and Dinner on May 8th 2016  ( attended by 180 extended family members) to say “enough is enough”. Spearheaded by his grand nephew Seán Tapley in conjunction with Father Joseph Mallin ,we have made a first effort  to correct the record and see that justice is done to the good name of his father.

Father Joseph’s Document was presented to KILMAINHAM GAOL ARCHIVE on June 15th 2017 with over 100 people in attendance.

Hopefully you will get a chance to read this and if convinced by the almost forensic case set out by Fr. joe , ensure that the lie is challenged whenever and wherever it is uttered or written.

Go raibh mile agaibh  agus Slán agus Beannacht,

4 Responses to ” ‘In Memory of my Father’ ” by Donal Donnelly

  1. Damian McKeone July 4, 2017 at 7:10 pm #

    Is it available online

  2. Stephen Kelly July 4, 2017 at 8:35 pm #

    Good on you and your extended family hope to read it.How could anyone believe the Brits anyway unless your a DUP orangey UDA type person. The whole world knows and especially the catholic population of the north east of Ireland that they are the biggest back stabbing liars on the planet.

  3. Eileen Madden July 4, 2017 at 10:32 pm #

    Hope to read it. Go raibh agat.

  4. ANOTHER JUDE July 5, 2017 at 5:51 am #

    No Irish person would ever believe English fairy tales. They are STILL printing lies. God bless all those libelled by them.