Béal Feirste
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Kevin Campbell retweeted
Planting a Silver Birch at The Roddys in memory of Máire Drumm on the 50th anniversarry of her murder. With Seamus & Seán Drumm with George Stagg..
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We brought her home. 💔🇮🇪
Our beautiful rebel sister Isabell is finally home.Her sudden death has broken our hearts.Thank you to everyone who helped us overcome every obstacle & who stood with us as our national flag covered her coffin. You helped us breathe through the pain. 💔
Kevin Campbell retweeted
🎙️Léargas New Episode🎙️
🗣️ The latest episode of the Léargas Podcast is now available
This weeks episode includes:
Up the Murph | Micheál Martin
Listen now: buzzsprout.com/991288/episod…
Kevin Campbell retweeted
My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
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I will be interviewed by the PSNI today in relation to my participation in a peaceful protest at Garvaghy Road.
I will always stand up for what is right, and Sinn Féin fully supports the people of Garvaghy Road.
Kevin Campbell retweeted
My aunt Eilís O'Connor (Bone) RIP and my dearest friend AnnMarie Quinn (Ballymurphy) in the yard in Armagh Gaol 50 years ago today.
We remember Eilís and all the remarkable, redoubtable Republican women prisoners who defied the might and violence of the British state.
My aunt Eilís O'Connor (Bone) RIP and my dearest friend AnnMarie Quinn (Ballymurphy) in the yard in Armagh Gaol 50 years ago today.
We remember Eilís and all the remarkable, redoubtable Republican women prisoners who defied the might and violence of the British state.
Kevin Campbell retweeted
I have received a letter from the PSNI relating to the peaceful protest on the Garvaghy Road and I will attend an interview in the period ahead.
Sinn Féin stood in solidarity with the residents of the Garvaghy Road to protect 28 years of peace.
Standing up for what is right is always the right thing to do.
Sinn Féin will continue to stand with the Garvaghy Road residents who should be allowed to live their lives free from sectarian intimidation, and with the people of the lower Ormeau road, who are also facing the threat of an unwanted march through their community.
There is no going back.
Not now. Not ever.
Kevin Campbell retweeted
I have received a letter from the PSNI relating to the peaceful protest on the Garvaghy Road and I will attend an interview in the period ahead.
Sinn Féin stood in solidarity with the residents of the Garvaghy Road to protect 28 years of peace.
Standing up for what is right is always the right thing to do.
Sinn Féin will continue to stand with the Garvaghy Road residents who should be allowed to live their lives free from sectarian intimidation, and with the people of the lower Ormeau road, who are also facing the threat of an unwanted march through their community.
There is no going back.
Not now. Not ever.
Kevin Campbell retweeted
Large crowd gathered today at the Republican Plot in Milltown Cemetery at an emotional and dignified Commemoration to remember the Volunteers of D/Company, Belfast Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann.
Their cause was the freedom and unity of Ireland, a cause we continue to pursue today.
Large crowd gathered today at the Republican Plot in Milltown Cemetery at an emotional and dignified Commemoration to remember the Volunteers of D/Company, Belfast Brigade, Óglaigh na hÉireann.
Their cause was the freedom and unity of Ireland, a cause we continue to pursue today.
Kevin Campbell retweeted
Sheena Campbell was murdered by the UVF assisted by British state forces in the York Hotel, Belfast 34 years ago today.
Sheena was a formidable opponent, a determined Sinn Féin activist of unsurpassed skill and tenacity.
They feared Sheena because they fear the future. RIP
Sheena Campbell was murdered by the UVF assisted by British state forces in the York Hotel, Belfast 34 years ago today.
Sheena was a formidable opponent, a determined Sinn Féin activist of unsurpassed skill and tenacity.
They feared Sheena because they fear the future. RIP
Kevin Campbell retweeted
Tge growing gap THE 26 counties outstrip the north SIGNIFICANTLY in
Health
Education
Economics
A date for a border poll must be set now
English rule is bad for your
Health
Education
Wages
#BorderPollNow
Kevin Campbell retweeted
Political unionism talking of violence, the only violence I see is that perpetrated on Nationalist community here on the Lower Ormeau Road where a memorial showing the faces of the five members of the community who were murdered here has been defaced, traumatising their families
Hargey condemns “heinous” attack on Sean Graham memorial @DeirdreHargey
sinnfein.ie/news/hargey-cond…
Kevin Campbell retweeted
Utterly despicable desecration of the Ormeau Rd Bookmakers Memorial. This comes five weeks after the last attack, which was in the context of the Orange Order seeking to march along the Garvaghy Rd. (The families have yet to hear from the PSNI regarding that last attack.) This latest attack comes as the Apprentice Boys now seek to walk the Ormeau Rd. Our thoughts are with the distraught families and injured who are left to pick up the pieces of this trauma. In this small beleaguered community of a handful of streets over 73 people have lost their lives to the conflict, the overwhelming majority in sectarian attacks involving state agents and collusion.
Kevin Campbell retweeted
🎙️Léargas New Episode🎙️
🗣️ The latest episode of the Léargas Podcast is now available
This weeks episode includes:
An Open Letter To My Orange Neighbours | The Outdoor Relief Riots | Save Moore Street – Buy the Terrace!
Listen now: buzzsprout.com/991288/episod…
Kevin Campbell retweeted
Women’s Voices - Hopes for a New Ireland. This is a great book of over 60 women from across the island and the diaspora writing about their hopes and vision of a new Ireland.
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This evenings event organised by the Commission on the Future of Ireland is looking at the possible future shape of the media, especially in the context of a new Ireland. We have a great panel of experts. Declan Kearney is opening the event. He stresses the need for planning.
