Monthly Archives: August 2006

<img src="http:// MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS ……. James Keegan died in Granard Garda Station last September (1986) . Earlier this month , an inquest was held in Longford to ascertain the cause of death. The central question – how James … Continue reading →

<img src=" MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS ……. James Keegan died in Granard Garda Station last September (1986) . Earlier this month , an inquest was held in Longford to ascertain the cause of death. The central question – how James … Continue reading →

<img src="Annual H-Block Hunger Strike Commemoration – VENUE – Bundoran , County Donegal . DATE – Saturday 26th August 2006 . SPEAKER – Mary Ward . Assemble at East End , 3pm . <img src=" A picket in support of … Continue reading →

<img src=" MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS ……. James Keegan died in Granard Garda Station last September (1986) . Earlier this month , an inquest was held in Longford to ascertain the cause of death. The central question – how James … Continue reading →

<img src="Annual H-Block Hunger Strike Commemoration – VENUE – Bundoran , County Donegal . DATE – Saturday 26th August 2006 . SPEAKER – Mary Ward . Assemble at East End , 3pm . <img src=" A picket in support of … Continue reading →

<img src=" MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS ……. James Keegan died in Granard Garda Station last September (1986) . Earlier this month , an inquest was held in Longford to ascertain the cause of death. The central question – how James … Continue reading →

<img src=" MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS ……. James Keegan died in Granard Garda Station last September (1986) . Earlier this month , an inquest was held in Longford to ascertain the cause of death. The central question – how James … Continue reading →

<img src=" MORE QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS ……. James Keegan died in Granard Garda Station last September (1986) . Earlier this month , an inquest was held in Longford to ascertain the cause of death. The central question – how James … Continue reading →

<img src="PADDY COONEY’S ARMY ……. Not since the earliest days of the State has the role of the Irish Army (sic) been under such intense scrutiny . And not since the war years has it had such a forceful political … Continue reading →