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Niall O’Dowd Exclusive for Irish Central: Gerry Adams on 1916 and the counter-revolution that followed
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central It is amazing to note that Gerry Adams, head of Sinn Féin, to the best of my research, has done very few interviews on 1916. Arguably, the Sinn Féin leader’s opinion on that revolutionary … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, LPAC
Tagged Easter Rising, Gerry Adams, Irish America, Irish Proclamation, Niall O'Dowd, republicanism, Sinn Féin
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Why Martin O’Malley is a very different kind of Irish American politician by Niall O’Dowd — Irish Central
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination yesterday.Photo by: Amy Davis/Baltimore Sun Martin O’Malley made it official yesterday on a perfect day in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor where he announced for President of the United States. … Continue reading
The end of the United Kingdom foretold after Scottish vote
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central This British election will go down in history not for the shock margin of victory by the Conservatives but for sounding the death knell of the United Kingdom. The Scottish Nationalist Party has surpassed … Continue reading
Could Orange be the new green in Ireland as some are seeking?
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central. Ireland should rejoin the Commonwealth; we all need to be careful how we celebrate the Easter Rising; Unionist landmarks such as partition should also be celebrated; the British soldiers who died in the Easter … Continue reading
“60 Minutes” exposes shameful Boston College IRA tapes project
Boston College will be hanging its head after Sunday’s “60 Minutes” expose that showed the damage the Boston College Oral History Project did to the participants and indirectly the Irish peace process. Boston College has never accepted full responsibility for … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Boston College, Gerry Adams, Irish Central, Irish Peace Process, Niall O'Dowd
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Revolution as Irish American leaders slam Cardinal Dolan over ISIS/IRA
By Niall O’Dowd at Irish Central There was a not so quiet revolution in Irish America last week, one that should not go unnoticed. Four different Irish American groups, most notably the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), America’s largest Irish … Continue reading
Political correctness run amok as Irish rebel songs attacked
Political correctness run amok as Irish rebel songs attacked by Niall O’Dowd @irishcentral The head of the Irish soccer federation – the Football Association of Ireland – has been forced to apologize because he sang an Irish rebel … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Football Association of Ireland, hunger strikes, Ireland, Joe McDonnell, John Delaney, Niall O'Dowd
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Taoiseach should emulate Albert Reynolds and act on North
There is an urgent need for British and Irish governments to tackle issues bedevilling the political process in the North, writes Gerry Adams (Here is the closing section of the article – read it in full at the Irish Times … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Irish America, Irish History
Tagged Albert Reynolds, Des Wilson, enda Kenny, Fr. Alec Reid, Gerry Adams, Good Friday Agreement, Harold Good, Irish America, Irish Peace Process, John Hume, Ken Newell, Niall O'Dowd, North of Ireland, President Bill Clinton, Seán Ó hUigínn, Sinn Féin
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Niall O’Dowd on the Scapegoating of Gerry Adams for his Brother’s Crimes
We are re-posting Niall O’Dowd’s Irish Central article which condemns Sinn Fein’s political opponents for trying to making political capital against Gerry Adams in regard to his brother’s incest sex abuse conviction. The venom towards Adams amongst his political opponents … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Gerry Adams, Ireland, Irish Central, Niall O'Dowd, scapegoating, sex abuse, Sinn Féin
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Many centuries later the Brits are still trying to sanitize their genocide in Ireland
The poor old Brits, what a mess of paperwork several centuries of genocide has created for them. Their in-trays must be permanently creaking under the strain, although not their consciences of course. But still, the workload must be taking its … Continue reading
Posted in An Gorta Mor, Irish History
Tagged An Gorta Mor, British colonialism, British Financial Empire, British genocide, British imperial strategy, Cóilín Owens, Flight of the Earls, Folger Shakespeare Library, George Mason University, Ireland, Irish Central, Irish history, Niall O'Dowd, Nobility and Newcomers in Renaissance Ireland, Penal Laws, rapacious conquerors, Washington DC
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