Monday, 14 June 2010
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Gerry Kelly
MLA Gerry Kelly speaks in poem about how he was force fed during his hunger strike.
Read Gerry Kelly's poem
http://www.sharedtroubles.net/storydetail.php?story_id=1189
Read Gerry Kelly's poem
http://www.sharedtroubles.net/storydetail.php?story_id=1189
Monday, 22 February 2010
Newry Bomb
Sunday, 7 February 2010
Northern Ireland Troubles - Special Branch Story
George Clarke -Ex-Special Branch has released a very interesting book about the cross border co-operation with the Garda and his time working with IRA informers.
Highly recommended reading.
Read an extract
http://www.sharedtroubles.net/storydetail.php?story_id=1182
Saturday, 2 January 2010
Bloody Friday
Read this harrowing story from a British Soldier who was in the middle of 'Bloody Friday'
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
Monday, 26 October 2009
Omagh Bomb Father receives recognition
OMAGH BOMB FATHER RECEIVES AWARD IN SPAIN
Michael Gallagher who's 21 year old son Adrian who died in the Omagh Bomb is to receive an International award in recognition for the work he has done for victims of terrorism at home and around the world. The ceremony it to take place in Madrid on Wednesday the 28th October 2009.
He received the news in a letter last June which stated: the board of Trustees of San Pablo Ceu University Madrid and the International Center for Victims of Terrorism unanimously agreed to award Mr. Gallagher the International award for Memory, Dignity and Justice for the following reasons in consideration of his personal commitment to the cause of victims of terrorism and defending freedom anywhere in the world where there's terrorist violence, specially in Northern Ireland.
Speaking yesterday Mr. Gallagher said this is a great honour not just for myself but for all those families who have had the courage to stand up and demand justice over many difficult years, we thank Spain for there support and encouragement
He received the news in a letter last June which stated: the board of Trustees of San Pablo Ceu University Madrid and the International Center for Victims of Terrorism unanimously agreed to award Mr. Gallagher the International award for Memory, Dignity and Justice for the following reasons in consideration of his personal commitment to the cause of victims of terrorism and defending freedom anywhere in the world where there's terrorist violence, specially in Northern Ireland.
Speaking yesterday Mr. Gallagher said this is a great honour not just for myself but for all those families who have had the courage to stand up and demand justice over many difficult years, we thank Spain for there support and encouragement
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