Pádraig Druimeanach
Today marks 64th birthday of a close family friend; Michael McKevitt.
Michael McKevitt is today spending his 14th year Interned in Portlaoise Prison. Michael was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in front of a none jury sitting of the Special Criminal Courts in Dublin. The only evidence given against him was the word of a paid informant of the FBI going by the name of David Rupert.
Lá breithe 64th sona mo chara.
Interment alive and well in the Free State 2013.
Stiofán Mac Óda’s
SERIOUS CASES OF MISJUSTICE AGAINST IRISH REPUBLICANS– PLEASE SHARE GRMA!!!!
MICHAEL MCKEVITT
Interned for 12 years, set up by mi5 and other organisations in an attempt to weaken the republican movement, was not even one of the key suspects, prosecution witness was a paid mi5 informer with dubious character.
http://www.michaelmckevitt.com/
Michael McKevitt, Portlaoise Prison, Portlaoise, County Laois, Ireland
MARTIN COREY
Interned 3years, no reason given, no charges, based on secret evidence no one has ever seen including the courts!!
http://www.releasemartincorey.com/
http://www.facebook.com/releasemartincorey?ref=ts&fref=ts
Martin Corey, HMP Maghaberry, Old Road, Ballinderry Upper, Lisburn BT28 2PT
BRENDAN MCCONVILLE & JOHN PAUL WOOTON
SENTENCED TO LIFE, Evidence was tamped with and went missing for prolonged period before submitted, witnesses intimidated to stand in defence, NO TRIAL BY JURY, blocked to cross examine evidence / witnesses
http://www.justiceforthecraigavontwo.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Justice-for-the-Craigavon-Two/413880698678704?ref=ts&fref=ts
Brendan McConville, HMP Maghaberry, Old Road, Ballinderry Upper, Lisburn BT28 2PT
John Paul Wootton, HMP Maghaberry, Old Road, Ballinderry Upper, Lisburn BT28 2PT
STEPHEN MURNEY
Interned 6months for the posession of legal Airsoft riffles and associated clothing for the sport
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Free-Stephen-Murney-Now/202913716509749
Stephen Murney, HMP Maghaberry, Old Road, Ballinderry Upper, Lisburn BT28 2PT .
SINN Fein pPresident Gerry Adams has ruled out legal action against RTE and Marian O’Callaghan due to a lack of resources. It had been speculated in the aftermath of last week’s hard-hitting Prime Time interveiw that the Louth TD was considering suing the the Republic’s state broadcaster over Ms O’Callaghan’s dogging interviewing about Mr Adam‘s past. But speaking after Thursday’s meetingw with the family of Brian Stack, a Portlaoise prison officer murdered by the IRA 30 years ago, the former West Belfast MP quashed rumours of an impeding action. “Firstly what was said was clearly actionable but whether I would take on RTE, Prime Time and the rest of them with all their resources is a different matter,” he said. “One part of me has come to terms with the fact that there sections of the media who appear to think they can say what they want about me without impunity.” Mr Adams, who earlier flew to the United States to undergo private prostate surgery, said he lacked the necessary resources to pursue a legal action.
With many thanks to : Irish News.
The Sunday World understands members of the family negotiated the deal using an intermediary after the soldier indicated he wanted to pay his respects. There were concerns he would have been targeted had he come home following warnings from the dissident outfit that anyone serving with the British Army would be regarded a legitimate target. A deal was agreed that the CIRA would allow safe passage for the soldier to attend the funeral. The deal only became public in the wake of the funeral which was held last week in Co Clare.
In a chilling statement, which was delivered at the Republican Sinn Fein Sean South Commemoration in Limerick in January, Continuity IRA prisoners at Portlaoise Prison declared that it considers Irish people who join the British Army as a ” legitimate target “. The statement, was read out at the Republican Plot at Mount Saint Lawrence cemetery during the commemoration for Limerick IRA man Sean South who was killed in a raid on the RUC Brookeborough Barracks in 1957. At the commemoration, a man speaking on behalf of CIRA prisoners, told around 60 supporters ” weve seen from recent years that in this city of Limerick, that Irishmen are considering a career in the British Army – the same British Army that holds six of our counties. ” Whether they are motivated by financial reasons or a sense of adventurism, we take this opportunity to say that the moment you don a British uniform, you become a legitimate target for the IRA.” The Ministry of Defence confirmed that every Irish person serving was informed of the threat. ” We condemn any threat of mindless violence against members of the British Armed Forces,” said a spokesman.
With many thanks to : Richard Sullivan, Sunday World.
seachranaidhe1 
You must be logged in to post a comment.