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Gerry Adams: Micheál Martin turns his back on Fianna Fáil priority (opens the original)
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AS Fianna Fáil this year marks its 100th birthday, where does it stand on the issue of Irish unity? According to its Constitution, Fianna Fáilâs first aim is âTo secure in peace and agreement the unity of Ireland and its people.â Very worthy, but has the party in or out of government during the last century actually done anything to achieve it? Currently, while the conversation on unity is daily taking place, An Taoiseach Micheál Martin is seen by many as the greatest impediment to prog
Gerry Adams: Ten years on, Martinâs walk is a central part of his legacy (opens the original)
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TO be honest, I find it difficult to comprehend that next March it will be ten years since the death of my friend and comrade Martin McGuinness. For more years than I care to remember we were comrades in struggle seeking to advance our republican objective of national self-determination, build Sinn Féin as a radical, activist-based, republican party, and at the same time contributing to the creation of a peace process to end decades of conflict. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and v
GERRY ADAMS: Our rights are not dependent on Andy Burnham (opens the original)
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SHOULD we have been surprised by British Prime Minister Andy Burnhamâs crass assertion last week that the issue of the unity referendum promised in the Good Friday Agreement, âis one issue that will be off the tableâ? Two months ago as I watched Burnham address the media outside 10 Downing Streeet, on the day he replaced Keir Starmer, I wrote that he âlike every British Prime Minister governs in the interests of the English establishment. He like his predecessors is a unionist.â Sign u
Gerry Adams: County Mayo pays tribute to the hunger strikers (opens the original)
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THIS Sunday the National Hunger Strike Commemoration will commence at 2.30pm in Ballina, County Mayo. The event will mark 45 years since the 1981 hunger strike in which ten men died. It will also remember all of those Irish republicans who died on hunger strike and especially the resolve and courage of three Mayo hunger strikers. Michael Gaughan (1974); Frank Stagg (1976); and Jack McNeela (1940). Looking back five decades after the commencement of the blanket protest in September 1976 and the t
GERRY ADAMS: Forget the background noise and keep up the work (opens the original)
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MONDAYâS Irish Times has an editorial dealing with the possibility of the collapse of the Northern Assembly at Stormont. This is the latest media-driven piece of speculation in recent weeks â based on nothing other than the view of the authors â that Sinn Féin plans to bring down the Executive and Assembly. No evidence is presented to support this opinion.  It is true that many republican voters are annoyed at the endless shenanigans of the DUP within the institutions.  Obstructionist a
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