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The Brown family come to the Supreme Court in London to fight for justice for their murdered father and husband. They are calling on people to support them here in London and gather outside the Court from 8.30am
@JoeEDwyer @johnfinucane @columeastwood
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The fortitude and dignity of Sean Brown’s family again shone through on a bleak autumn morning in London as they made their way into the Supreme Court with friends + legal team.
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"Readers will no doubt remember Lockhart standing near masked men protesting against a sponsored walk from Lurgan to Newry to raise money for humanitarian aid to Gaza. She said she was there to prevent tensions escalating.
"Irony of ironies, she signed a statement then saying: “Residents are entitled to go about their daily lives without unnecessary disruption from what is widely viewed as a deliberately provocative parade that serves no legitimate purpose within the area.”"
Read Tom Collins: tinyurl.com/9f5hsmh8
Nothing can ever compensate the Brown family for the horror inflicted upon them. But it was heartening to see GAA leader Jarlath Burns and SF and SDLP MPs out in force along with the London Irish to support them at the Supreme Court today.
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🚨Ireland’s Future to hold first event in University College Dublin on Mon 9 Nov 7pm
🚨Register now to attend at the eventbrite link below
🚨Limited places available
🚨All welcome to attend
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The fortitude and dignity of Sean Brown’s family again shone through on a bleak autumn morning in London as they made their way into the Supreme Court with friends + legal team.
The Brown family come to the Supreme Court in London to fight for justice for their murdered father and husband. They are calling on people to support them here in London and gather outside the Court from 8.30am
@JoeEDwyer @johnfinucane @columeastwood
irishborderpoll.com/2026/06/…
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Tomorrow our family, friends and supporters will travel to London as the Secretary of State appeals to the Supreme Court to block a public inquiry. We are so thankful for the amount of backing we have had from our local community and the wider GAA community #justiceforseanbrown
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The author’s views are obvious, but the narrative is balanced and takes us through each decade from the establishment of NI to the fall of Stormont and the failed Sunningdale initiative. Published in 1976, the factual details in each chapter are both fascinating and sobering.
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Did I mention that Ceol 1798 is on @TG4TV tonight at 9.00 pm? It explores the music of the 1798 Rising and it is made by my very talented wife @FrielSheila
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What an extraordinary thought that Catholics would be suspicious of the Orange Order...I wonder where they might've got the impression that it's an anti-Catholic organisation?
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BBCNI is never more comfortable than when discussing the concerns, interests, desires & affairs of unionism.
It comes natural in a manner betraying a culture continuing to have a massive blind spot for nationalists
Drumcree illustrated how this bias can be dangerous for society
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Republicans + United Irelanders in London commemorated Cork man Terence MacSwiney outside Brixton Prison today where he died on hunger strike.
In London today, SF TD @conwaywalsh delivered a poignant tribute outside Brixton prison, to Mayor Terence MacSwiney on the anniversary of his death on hunger strike.
@JoeEDwyer @Reunify32 @molloy1916 @M_AndersonSF
Republicans + United Irelanders in London commemorated Cork man Terence MacSwiney outside Brixton Prison today where he died on hunger strike.
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Irish Sunday newspaper #frontpages - for Oct 25th
[Updated]
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“So, is the whole rancorous divisive debate on the triple lock just an unnecessary performative exercise to please Brussels?”
~Brian Feeney
The Irish News
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