August, 2022

The death of Rachel Corrie – by Fra Hughes

Rachel Corrie was only 23 when she died In  Gaza in 2003. A young American filled with humanity and a fighter for justice, she joined ISM the International Solidarity Movement and travelled to Gaza. The organisation’s aim then as it is now is to record Israeli war crimes and protect where possible the lives and […]

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The farce of drugs and the legal system

Big news from Longford. Earlier this week €8.4 million in cocaine was flown in by private airplane and two men have now appeared in court. Their cases will come up in August and September. Are you pleased with that news? Successful garda operation in war against drugs? I’m not. There must be scarcely a town […]

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  WHAT’S IN WITH THE DAILY NOOS AND WHAT’S BEYOND THE PALE? A BLOG FOR ALL SEASONS – by Donal Kennedy

  Truth is beyond the Pale in the “FREE WORLD”  Witness Julian Assange. Witness the blackout in the Western media of anything that might embarrass all the American President’s men, the recipients of Lockheed’s largesse at their luncheon in Dublin. In fact it reminded me of Madam Cynthia Payne who ran a knockshop in London’s […]

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PAT+JUDE TALK ABOUT MICHELLE & ‘NO ALTERNATIVE’, EOIN O BROIN & REGINA DOHERTY, SUNAK v TRUSS, AND ARE SINN FÉIN TOO KEEN TO TAX BUSINESS?

Michelle O’Neill has said in an interview she was ‘prayed over’ when she became pregnant at sixteen. Is there a difference between being ‘prayed over’ and ‘prayed for?’ She also said that there was no alternative to political violence back in the day. Stand by for unionist outrage. Is it good to have politicians moonlighting […]

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IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST FORM OF FLATTERY – by Donal Kennedy

  For nearly 70 years I have been inspired by Frank Gallagher, alias David Hogan since reading his “THE FOUR GLORIOUS YEARS” From 1919 t0 1921 he was the main compiler of Dail Eireann’s IRISH BULLETIN, part of a team of brilliant writers including Lawrence Ginnell, Robert Brennan, Desmond Fitzgerald, and Erskine Childers. The British […]

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