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New Law Bills Mean Military Police State The consequences to the Irish who have been imprisoned and of people is appalling if the currently whose plight the world had never proposed Bill Against Terrorism is heard. Similar things happened in passed and becomes law. I feel that Portugal under Salazar's government, NATO Intelligence Used and are happening now in all the the politicians in the Oireachtas are not politically learned enough to countries behind the Iron realise what the horrible Curtain-even in Russia itself-which consequences of such a Bill holds the whip hand over them all. To Keep Irish In Bondage becoming law in this country will be. The Coalition seeks now, through NATO Intelligence now believes owned by a syndicate composed ot together in the old Naval Intelligence t give, under numbered paragraphs, this Bill, to bring Ireland into line that it has identified the exact route Greek wine-dirppers in partnership building near Valetta. some of the points that occur to me with Franco's idea of government; used by the Provos to smuggle arms with an infamous pair of Maltese To add a James Bond-007 touch so as to bring the horror of this with Salazar's idea of government, from the Middle East to Ireland. brothers who made their millions out to the story, one of the pretty legislation to their notice, and to the and with R ussia's idea of They believe that the arms of the Soho vice-rackets. Maltese secretaries employed to help notice of the electorate, and to show government-all blatant coercive trail-which leads from Libya to the Arms are only a minor part of the with the team's clerical work was what the likely consequences of the systems which allowed no opposition shores of Malta and then on to the smugglers' cargo. Stable items dismissed when it was discovered Bill may be. whatsoever and ruled by councils St George's Channel before the final include olive oil, US cigarettes run that her current steady boyfriend chosen by themselves. I see this Bill The Civil Liberties Association tra nsf er to Irish f ish ing from Tangiers to West Germany and was a first cousin of the Messina as steering Ireland on the same road. have declared their opposition to the boats-accounts for the bulk of all Italy. Greek wine into France for brothers who ran the vice rackets in Bill because It takes away the civil arms and ammunition supplied to illegal mixing with French and London's Shepherd's Market area. 4. -AS a matter of fact THE BILL rights of the people and ignores ^he the Proves by Colonel Gadafft. Algerian wine before obtaining a Another familiar twist came l8?t MEANS THE END OF United Nations Charter of Human French "Appalation Controle", and year, half way through the NATO DEMOCRACY IN THE REPUBLIC. A special top secret report Rights which is understood to cover running illegal, mainly Arab, investigation when one of the Yard's This, of course, demonstrates, what prepared by NATO the whole world;the Irish Section of immigrants to the European vice squad was recalled to London to the Coalition have been aiming at counter-intelligence for the Council Amnesty International will find itself continent. face an anti-corruption probe. since they reached that apex of of Ministers names a Greek-owned too busy attending to cases in political life. Their spokesmen have shipping company based in Malta as The key breakthrough comes at The NATO report reveals that Ireland to give any attention to their denigrated the 1916 Rising and have the main merchant of the arms the end of a two-year anti-Provo arms supplied from Libya are taken work on behalf of prisoners of shown by their speeches that they traffic. probe by NATO intelligence officers aboard fast converted motor-boats in conscience. at the request of the then Tory Tripoli and then taken to Malta wished we were back to W. T. Now, spurred on by the I am glad to note that so famous a Prime Minister Edward Heath. A where they are repacked onto Cosgrave's "Irish Free State" when assassination of their former man as Fr. Denis Faul of Dungannon team of experienced NATO officers German and Greek coasters for the we were part of the British Empire. colleague, Mr. Christopher brings out in a recent statement from Casteau-Mons near Brussels, journey through the Straits of 5. -Not only are Fine Gael at Ewart-Biggs, the British Ambassador some of the points that I raise. As aided by Dublin Castle's Special Gibraltar. ^^^^ fault, but the Irish Parliamentary to Dublin, NATO spy-chiefs are recently as last Sunday, August 29, Branch, Scotland Yard's Vice Squad Labour Party will share the burden taking urgent moves to plug the Fr. Faul warned, and I quote "that and Naval Intelligence personnel It is believed that British of guilt if they collaborate in Provos' supply route. detention 'i ncommunicado' of from the British Joint Services intelligence first tried to persuade dragging the country down to this The arms-smuggling suspects for seven days-as under the Intelligence Wing, have been working level. Perhaps the Labour Ministers firm-code-named Palyanna-is proposed legislation in the Continued to page 3. feel that as members of the Oabinet South-was the basis of the torture they must support the Government In the North and the people of the but, surely to goodness, there are Republic should take note of this other Labour members who are not ,and ensure that no such thing would Use Of Torture Proved so bound by their membership of the become law here." Here are some of [Copied from Editorial of the PRESS and the details will not shock years ago and by the one-sided use of Cabinet who can voice their the points that occur to me on IRISH PRESS, Friday, readers now, so inured to horror has internment. dissociation with the measure by learning of the Clauses of the September 3, 1976] the Northern tragedy made us all, as It is hard to understand how this abstaining tf they do not want to proposed Bill. The controversy over the release much as they would have had they portion of the Irish case was lost. vote"No." become known five years ago, but of the torture findings bids fair to Internment was used in a selective 1. -lt abrogates the Constitution. 6. -Fianna Fail, It would appear, they are appalling in themselves outweigh the nature of the findings fashion-only Catholics were picked 2. -It will affect every man, also favours the Bill except for the themselves, which is in a sense a nice nevertheless. It would be interesting up inttially and it is obviously not woman and child, because with the clause declaring a National comment on the Government's to learn if the men who carried out true to say that the security situation abrogation of the Constitution we Emergency. They may find other embarrassed posture at being caught such practices are still serving in warranted it or that it was in any lose all rights the State has gained clauses In the Bill to object to as pressing the charge with one hand Northern Ireland. There is in fact a way helped by internment because it since its separation from England. well; it remains to be seen. But if all and, with the other, introducing suspicion that some of them have was the introduction of internment, 3. -lt will create impossibilities for the political parties in Dail Elreann legislation which shortens the road since been promoted. combined with the torture, which trade-unionists and prevent them think that c o ercive repressive to such practices being introduced put the North on its final slide to from doing anything that would It was significant that it was stated legislation is the cure for what the here. anarchy. enable them to improve the on ITN yesterday that these methods Government chooses to term conditions under which they are There is no doubt that someone of interrogation are still being taught Our legislators should ponder on "terrorism" and "subversion," they compelled to live. For since this Bill connected with the G overnment to British security personnel-but, the findings of this report. "It should think again, for terrorism makes it an offence to do, or say, leaked the report-apparently the explanation is, only so that they couldn't happen here" is probably stalks the land under many guises anything against the Government, through London for whatever reason can know what to expect and hpw to the general consensus. "Public that evoke no punishment, no the channels of protest and dissent we know not-but the degree of react should they be unfortunate opinion wouldn't allow it," people Special Courts, no imprisonment, yet namely, picketing, striking, marching confusion surrounding the enough to be captured by an enemy will say. The answer is that no all too frequently death and injury Is or protesting against grievances in Government's handling of this aspect and subjected to such practices country in Western Europe can boast the tragic lot of the victim. any way will be denied them. The of the torture case is well evidenced themselves! That will reassure people of a more advanced or enlightened unemployed, the housewife afflicted I refer to the terrorism of carnage by the fact that, up to the time that like Fr. Denis Faul and Surgeon Lane body of public opinion than can with rising prices will be afraid to on our roads, through carelessness, Mr. Rees delivered his broadside who did such Trojan work in Britain, and Britain it was which did complain lest the provisions of the drunken driving and sheer against the Government raking up compiling the evidence on which the these things justifying them by the Bill be raised against them. In fact negligence; in one year alone how such unpleasant things against his successful action was brought. exigencies of the moment-the country, the Government had precise argument on which the the Bill attempts to make deaf mutes many hundreds of people are killed included expression of regret Coalition Government is resting its of the Irish people. or crippled on our roads as a result Nothing, of course, will towards Britain in its public case for pushing through Dail of motor accidents, and no special compensate the victims who These points may seem trivial but statements on the case and the fact Elreann coercion acts which the 19th law has been made to bring such underwent this degradation and, to me they are the basis of that it intends further proceedings. century Tories would have been glad terrorists to book; what about the aboveall, neither will the publication democratic civilisation. We After Mr. Rees lashed out the regret to use in the Ireland of their day. terrorism that surrounds old people help to halt the terrible course of remember all the stories which we was excised. living alone; that prevents ordinary events in Northern Ireland so largely There is a terrible and an ironic have read since the death of Spain's citizens from walking the streets in The report's finding had been helped on their way by the significance in this report's General Franco-the thousands of largely foreshadowed in THE IRISH indiscriminate use of torture five appearance now. trade-unionists and other dissidents Continued to page 3. Born Again American! Anatomy Of that civil strife (the Britidi) " By Fred Burns O'Brien The platform further recommends A Murder that NATO and the U.N., be fully O The separation of Church and rejuvenate American principles that apprised of the interests of the State is both an-American tradition have special appeal to Ethnics, many By Peter Wright United States with respect to the in historical perspective and Is of whom came to the United States status of Ireland in the international Wesley Nicholi's life ended at enshrined in the Constitution of the to avoid oppression. The Irish of suspecting nothing, had become community of nations." The U.S. teatime on a Saturday some weeks United States preserving through the 1976 still flock to the U.S. to avoid restless and had strolled homeward. recognizes not the Free State or ago when five bullets were pumped basic law of the land a fundamental British oppression and atrocities in It was not difficult to trace his N orthern Ireland, but Ireland. into his chest as he lay resting on a concept of democracy. There has Northern Ireland. Ethnicity in an movements, however, because at this Jimmy Carter has read, approved and settee in the living room of his home been suggested by American American context is not to be time the UDA and UVF were endorses the language and context of at Larch Grove in Seymour Hill, reporters that Catholic voters might exclusive of other Americans, but involved in one of their obscure the Irish plank. Dunmurray. His assailant had coolly be adverse to Mr. Carter for a variety inclusive within the general feuds and U DA vigilantes were ON walked to the front door from a of reasons. These must be explored. American with no delineation as to There were rumors that Mr. Carter already in strategic positions along watting car, asked for Mr. Nicholi by THE ISSUES what is an American other than would remove the Irish plank as the route. inclusion in society and belief in the being too controversial. There was name, and equaiiy calmly, The UDA gunman was entitled to Due to geographic location, the American system. and is no truth to the rumor and it is sidestepped Mrs. Nicholi to shoot her be confident when he left his two majority of Catholics are located in PERSONAL CARTER POLICY just that. I called Atlanta, Georgia husband dead. associates in the car and casually large cities or in suburbs of close the Friday prior to the meeting of Predictably the R.U.C. issued a shot Wesley Nicholi dead, but even proximity. Paramount issues Jimmy Carter recognized all the Platform Committee at the statement that the dead man was a he must have gasped with surprise concerning Catholics are abortion, ethnic groups in his acceptance Democratic National Convention in victim of the "Continuation of the and relief when Gibson was charged aid to parochial schools, ethnic speech in an obvious appeal for their New York. My conversation was vicious tit-for-tat sectarian murders. with the murder. The bond of love pride, fear of fundamentalists and votes. What has Mr. Carter to offer with Mr. Stu Eisenstrodt, a top Then, acting on their own press and comradeship that exists between Federal aid to the large cities. to us in the Irish-American Carter aide and his man on Issues. He statement they arrested Joe Gibson, the UDA and the RUC was further Mentioned are specific issues not the community? Mr, Carter is willing to assured me that the candidate and an ex-internee and a Nationalist who strengthened. obvious ones of employment and the take a stand on Northern Ireland himself have read and approved the had an abundance of evidence to economy which goes without saying. that has meaning to Irish Americans, The state-management of the RUC Irish plank. He also assured me that show that he could not pissibly be Catholics have varying attitudes to not the aloof very British attitude of in con ducting th is a rrest was he would go to New York on the connected with the crime. all the above issues, but we deal here Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. The nothing, short of incredible, for, following Tuesday and guide the with majorities. Democratic nominee has stated: "I The pattern is, of course, familiar despite the fact that some plank through to passage. The plank salute the greatness of the role to a Nationalist population now well twenty-odd photographs of Gibson Jimmy Carter must run on the is now a part of the played by the Irish in our struggle used to "Internment by remand" but were on police files, an 'identikit' platform ot the Democratic Party Democratic-Carter Platform. for freedom 200 years ago and their this particular case has some very picture was issued to the press to which had substantial impact from CONCLUSION contribution to our American disturbing aspects. Apart from the give the impression that they were diverse interests and is the imprint of history. It is clearly in the best usual extraction of "confessions"by seeking an unknown assailant. the majority. In the American If the Carter people have fears of interest of the United States to see torture, and intimidation of (Gibson was asked to identify democracy, the majority rules, losing a portion of the "Catholic Ireland stable and free. It is in witnesses by the RUC, Special various people pictured though the minority is entitled to vote" more attention ^ould be paid keeping with the traditions of a Branch, other facts have come to accompanying him on a photograph and encouraged to formulate the largest ethnic group within the Democratic and Republican light in this case which should shown to him by the R.U.C.) vigorous dissent to change the will of Catholic btock~the Irish. Speaking government for people to exercise reasonably lead to Gibson's release. the majority. out for the Irish people by Mr. When he was "threatened" with the right to self-determination. I Carter, himself of Irish ancestry, an identification parade to establish The Law of the Land in regard to In mid-afternoon on the day of make this pledge to you now that would garner him a significant his guilt he readily agreed and asked the issue of abortion is that of the his death Wesley Nicholi attended a when I am President of the United portion of the Irish community. In for his father to be present as a individual conscience and this has very important meeting in the States I will do my utmost to help the Primary victory of Henry witness to the proceedings in case been upheld by the Supreme Court Seymour Hill U.D.A. Club, a meeting bring about peace and justice to Jackson in Massachusetts the crucial the R.U.C. should later retract of the United States. The specially convened to hear his reply Ireland and the rest of the world." vote giving the Senator victory was Gibson's father recalls that the Democratic platform is consistent to an accusation of misappropriation INTERPRETING POLICY OF the Irish. This vote can be identification was called off because with the Law and could not be of club funds. It is now known NOMINEE transmitted to Gov. Carter if he, like the police were unable to produce a otherwise. The Party offers to eexactly what was discussed in Sen. Jackson takes a strong vocal witness to testify against his son. support aid to parochial schools Nicholi's absence but one fact Mr. Carter by his statement position on Irish Freedom and Never the less Joe Gibson was within legal guidelines set out In emerged that was to cost him his life, recognizes that all Ireland should be self-determination. We urge Mr. savagely beaten for thirteen hours Law. These Issues are very personal and that was his own admission that stable and free which is a rejection of Carter to continue to support the and his main alibi witness was to individuals and inhabit that area he had mishandled the Club's Partition, He recognizes the people slogan he wore on a button in the arrested and tfireatened so much by of the Constitution involving the finances. The investigating of all Ireland should exercise the New York St. Patrick's Day the R.U.C. that he has gone into separation of Church and State. One committee relieved him of his club right to self determination Parade-England GET OUT OF hiding and will not reveal his must be very precise to allow duties and asked him to wait while (consistent with the 1917 plebicite IRELAND. FredBurnsO'Brien whereabouts until after the trial. personal views without interference his punishment was decided in for all Ireland). He pledges that as Washington Director with those of others. All citizens secret. This is the sort of treatment one President he will work not just for Irish National Caucus should be alloted input to the any peace in Ireland, but for peace At this point the assassin's only comes to expect from the 'reformed' general conscience with room for and justice which we in the Irish mistake occured for, instead of being R.U.C. where an innocent man who individual diversity, each respecting community wholly endorse. Though Washington, D.C. Unit on the premises ready to escort can clearly prove his innocence and though not agreeing with opposing appearing to be a general statement, Irish Northern Aid Nicholi to his death, he was speaking whose description does not even news. To change the law the the Presidential hopeful exerts urgently into a telephone isntrucrtng match the one given prior to his minority must be persuasive and specificity in his precise wording. 5913 Accokeek Road the committee to hold Nicholi until arrest, can and will be held for ten become the majority. DEMOCRATIC PARTY Brandywine, Md. 20613 he could be collected. When the months in prison before he can even PLATFORM killer arrived at the club, Nicholi, explain his case. C at h ol ics appear to fear 301-372-6384 fundamental Christian religions due Mr. Carter's endorsement of the mainly to miscomprehension and Irish quest for freedom and potential lack of knowledge. Fundamentalists U.S. involvement is reflected in the BOYCOTT - BOYCOTT despised the Catholic Presidential platform of his party upon which he candidate in 1928 and questioned his is running, and which he has co-religionist in 1960. There was a endorsed. The Irish National Caucus combination of prejudice crossed asked the Democratic Platform ALL BRITISH PRODUCTS with fear of the unknown. Now with Committee to condemn any nation, a Fundamentalist candidacy there is friend or foe, without exception that a reverse problem. 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European Commission at Strasbourg. The time has now come, and no 0\ We reprint his letter in full. delay can be tolerated for all those who are opposed to imperialism in My Dear Jackie: general and Brit imperialism in The present intensification of the particular to unite under one banner, struggle in Ireland and the cynical, to put aside unprincipled vicious and hysterical press attacks contradictions based on personalities on the Republican forces have opportunism and adventurism. persuaded me to examine closely the The Irish People can no longer situation and my own position. tolerate the dissipation of their I have always believed in the vital energies into useless blind alleys; the necessity of the unity of Ireland and Irish people demand that those that the Irish people in peace, freedom struggle in their name unite under and economic well-being. From a one banner. Evicted-Live In Garden young boy all my efforts have been Let us have no more nonsense directed to this end and it was for This is the Johnston family and the garden since. They say they rent-even during the H months about motives-in the present these reasons I joined the Republican. circumstances it matters not if the they live in a garden. tried to get a tent from a local I've been squatting. I've been Movement. How sad it is for me On Thursday morning while priest but he said there was none offered a flat in Ballymun but motive is fair play, love of adventure, therefore to see one time close hatred, revenge or moral principles; Alex (31) was at work, and his available. didn't take it. I lived in a flat comrades fighting each other like it matters not if the motives are wife Margaret (26) was asking Zachary (B) was knocked down before but had to leave because cats and dogs and the question of altruistic or seifish-the main thing is Dublin Corporation officials not outside their garden on Friday and . the heating effected the chiidrens' who possesses the real revolutionary to evict the family, other health. I'm going on hunger strike that the individuals and groups are was cut, bruised and shocked. truth. anti-imperialist and this is ^e only C orp oration officials-bailiffs When our photographer called if I don't get a house by Monday." -opened the door of their house The question "who are the test. Let the fingers of the Mtsl Johnston was resting in a A security man is now living in at 3B Swans nest Avenue, revolutionaries" is simple, likewise anti-imperialist forces unite Into a neighbour's bed. the house. Kitbarrack, and placed the the answer-'The revolutionaries are mightly fist to crush the aggressors. Mr. Johnston who works for He is employed by a company Job nston's b^ongings in the those who carry on the struggle to And so the call today must be for the Corporation's cleansing retained by Dublin Corporation. garden. the Imperialists on all fronts." unity around the banner of the department, said: "I don't owe He said: "I get all my meals It simply is not possible for the Provisionals and the slogan must be The family-the Johnston's the Corporation any money for delivered. I've to stay here have five children—have lived in indefinitely." Irish people to lay hold of the ready All Volunteers, All Funds, All rent. I've always paid my made Brit state machinery and wield Equipment To The Provisionals. it for its own purposes. It Is Noel, necessary that the existing state Venceremos! 'THE EMERGENCY' Death Blow I was looking around the Dail the Continued from page 1. 8.-if this Bill is passed, will the NATO intelligence Used other day for greybeards and safety at night? soldiers who are to be given powers wondering if they remembered Dora. pipeline are expected to land on the In these cases law-breakers have to raid the homes of the citizens, be Back in the Black-and-Tan days Continued from page 1. freedom to do as they like and are provided with arms? Will there be desk of both the British and Irish everybody knew Dora. And they the arms smugglers to double-cross not labelled with the odium of closer co-operation still between the Defence Ministers within weeks. knew her as a right bitch. Irish Army and their British the Provos. Only when this ploy Although the NATO probe has "terrorist" when they appear in failed was the decision taken to She ordered that if three Irishmen court. Ireland has had a history of counterparts and between die Garda been in progress for two years, the were seen talking together in the Siochana and the RUC? Will the Bill apply NATO pressure on the Maltese recent assassination of the British coercion and found means to defeat government. As a result of this street it was okay to shoot them. in fact bring British troops once Ambassador has led to increased it and it will find the means again, pressure, a government order And similar obsessions of that ilk. again back to the streets of our cities pressure in Brussells. Mr. Ewart-Biggs but isn't it sheer lunacy to introduce tightening up customs regulations in Her full name was Defence of the and towns, and to our lovely Irish was well known to NATO politicians this Bill that denies all civil liberties and around Malta is expected from Realm Act. and that can have no other effect but countryside to create 1916 all over in both Brussells and Paris. Many I was looking around the Dail again? It is a terrifying prospect and Valetta soon. to sow tfie seeds of civil war. Already Maltese Customs have NATO intelligence officers also knew wondering if any of them had spent 7.-The idea of allowing soldiers it must not be lost sight of. I him during his time as a Secret their whole lives battered, bothered apologise to you, Mr, Editor, for the been ordered to open and inspect all to raid houses without a warrant is crates in transit ma rked Intelligence Service official at the and bewildered by Doras in her most objectionable, for what length of this letter, but the subject Middle East Center for Arabic is of such gigantic importance and "machinery". The next step is many disguises. guarantees are being given the citizen Studies, the spy-school near Beirut, the consequences of this Bill so expected to be a regulation Like the Constitution Amendment against the excesses of military and during his time as senior political horrifying, that I feel in duty bound forbidding bonded warehouses in Act, the Offences Against the State personnel; against home wrecking, lecturer at the NATO Defence to warn the public of the terroristic Valetta from storing uninspected Act and the embryonic Emergency theft and physical abuse? As Fr. Faul cargos from Libya. Other action College. Now some of these same Powers Act. so ably points out and I quote "If legislation that is now to be enacted in their name, and in the interests of planned may include increased radar officers have a chance of vengeance This thing still includes the section you hand police-forces emergency all our people. and aerial surveillance of all outward against those they claim are whereby a policeman's word brands laws of that type it is almost bound coastal shipping from Malta responsible for his death. inevitable that they will abuse them you as a member of the IRA. NORA CONNOLLY-O'BRIEN, moving towards the Irish coast. Apart from the help given by and that brutality and torture will Because many greyheads in that L.L.D. D etails of the investigation's Dublin Castle, there were intervene because they are given too house were surely IRA men. 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LESSON 36 {ONUNQATION Th« (ri
"Christmas in Killarney with all of the DRILL folks at home.'' 1. Go through a progressive drill in the present habitual for each of these com• binations: . _^ Brit; cupain agus plotoi Thus goes the old song which always Buail; on teach leis on gearr Ceap; e tin ^ made me sad at Christmas time. But I Coir; no rudai to seemra eile ^ ^ - ^ For exoiTjple: An mbrisim wpain ogus olatai? Ni bhrisim (VRISH-im) cupajjx agus platai. Briteonn tu cupain agus platai. An mbriscann lu'eupa'in agus plotai? never realized how sad we would be in Etc. ^ ^ 2. In answer to the question "Cen t-am e?" (kay'n TOUM ay*), What Hmo is it? Christmas 1976. go through lljLt drill: ^ Ctn t-am e? To se neimead (NOH-may*d) roimh (rev) a hoon a chleg. What time is it? It it one minute before one o'clock. As we listen to Christmas carols and Cen t-am e? To se noimead tar eii (tuhr AY*AH) a d^a chleg. What time it it? It is one minute after two o'clock. watch the happy faces of the children Continue with: two minutes before three o'clock; two minutes oftor four o'clock; three minutes before five o'clock; three minutes after six o'clock, and so en, to six minutes after twelve o'clock. across the U.S.A., we will be unable to join 3. Read these verb forms, deciding quickly whether they give a command, are in the pressent habitual tense, or are in the past^tense: ^ in the happiness and the gaeity, for we will Glan meTMagoimid. Thuigeamar, Dhiol me. Cloisim. D'oTme. Scaraim. SiiTfl. Chrochaigh me. Deisigh e. Buaileann siad, Key: Clean me! We ntock. We understood. I sold. I hear. I drank. I separate. Walk! be thinking of the folks at home in I hung. Repair It! They strike. Killarney and Kilcormac, in Dublin and 4. Review counting from one to twelve. Derry, in Belfast and Belturbet, where the jackboot of British tyranny and oppres• sion reigns supreme. For the jackboot of the quisling Irish in the South is the self-same jackboot which "(212) O'LUN Open has crushed our nation for the last 500 - 800 751 5470 7 diiys years and the self same jackboot as our NET'S a weel< 915 2ncl Ave. N.Y.C. {hetw. 48Th «i 49thi people in the Six Counties have endured Live Country Music And Dancing without respite since the Plantation of MODERN COUNTRY MUSIC Monday "Through Saturday Ulster. BLUE GRASS EVERY SUNDAY FOOD SERVED ami ROOM A VAUAUit I FOR PARTIES O'Dwyer Rally Schoo Armor Cars 0^ In Towerview For At Crossroads The Queens American Irish Committee for the election of Paul O'Dwyer will hold a Rally on Friday evening, September 10th, at the Tower View Ballrooms, 61st Street and Roosevelt Avenue, Torture By Christmas Woodside, New York. A TORTURE SCHOOL' with Paul has many friends in Queens and this will be their opportunity An old tine Gael friend who has been did not stop republicans. sadistic "professors" of torture here a longtime prophesized last night o to show support by attending this rally, prior to the Primary on But the new proposed laws will help teaching the latest scientific "hurt" that by Christmas armed soldiers at city t-* September 14th. kill civil rights here. They will make techniques, is based in Britain and corners and armoured cars at cross• timid people cowardly. There will be entertainment and dancing from 8:30 p.m. onwards. probably supplied agents to carry roads would be as common a sight in One section above all others in the Ol John Cudahy, Chairman out torture on prisoners in Northern the South as in the North. new laws constitutes a charter for tor• Jack McCarthy, co-Chalrman Ireland, a top Amnesty executive He also thinks It will be common for turers. This is the part which allows a BartWrenn, Treasurer said last night. papers to be in hot water for offending citizen to be detained without charge C3- Kay K^ly, Coordinator for the Queens Democratic Committee. Minutes after the official release llldefined laws, and that papers which for seven days. Torture and illtreat- of the "Britain Guilty" report, Mr. criticize the Coalition may find them• ment of prisoners In other lands as well Kevin White, of the international selves in continuing serious troubles. as Ireland takes place soon after arrest inner executive committee of The new laws were discussed in Of during arrest or during 'ques• Kennedy Booklet Amnesty, who helped prepare one of detail with the British Government and, tioning', Seldom does it take place after strange though it may seem, with the first Northern Ireland torture the detained person is charged and "The Kennedy Story" by In it is reference to Kennedy's English journalists working In Ireland or brought into the custodial system of the reports, said: Barbara C. Jencks, columnist for great love of Ireland, his writing about Ireland, before we State. "There are universities of torture learned about them. Providence diocese's "Visitor" Irish-American ancestry, quotes The longer a person is allowed to be newspaper and regular and pictures. It is a bicentennial in many parts of the world. They The full consequences of what the exchange professors of sadism and held without trial the easier it is for tor• contributor to Irish periodicals is memoir available by sending Coalition IS now doing may not be clear turers to do their work. trade in the most modern methods for many years but their purpose is ob• just off the press. $2.00 to "Providence Visitor", Ministers of the Coalition, especially of torture. We know they exist in vious: to end all forms of republican• 184 Broad St., Prov., R.I. Dr. O'Brien and Dr. FitzGerald, are very Russia and the Middle East. ism as well as all forms of dissent in Accolintmg And Bookkeeping well aware of this terrible fact These "Amnesty has evidence that such Ireland. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT JFK Bicentennial Book two are not fools and cannot be given TAX SPECIALIST a school, expert in the science of An artificial atmosphere of crisis is fools' pardons as might be done with Write for Kennedy Story being created. From it Liam Cosgrave KXPEKT WORK torture, exists in England. We do not some of their colleagues. They know lirsl Catholic president, know where it is based. Obviously intends to win a massive electoral vic• HE.^SONABLK RATKS trip to Ireland recalled this section ensures the protection of they don't advertise themselves. The tory before the economic hurricane torturers, Sidney Kaufman Send $2 really hits this country. 212-796-1291 school is completely undercover." I have discussed this section with, to B. Jencks, "Visitor," The State is practically bankrupt as a "I expect that special agents from many in recent days. Few are totally Call any day after 6 pm 184 Broad St., Providence, R.I. result of the policies of Fine Gael and the British school of sadism meted unaware of its fearful implications. Are Labour. The present high unemploy• out the torture to the prisoners we trying to create a new Chile here? Is ment benefit rates cannot continue as mentioned in the Report of the Europe's Pinochet to be Conor Cruise the Coalition has reached the end in O'Brien? The double-think is truly at, Queens American Irish Committee European Commission of Human international borrowing. But this can be Rights." work here tor Dr. O'Brien has been most kept hidden tor yet another while, by helpful to refugees from Pinochet's Mr. White, also vice-chairman of For Paul O'Dwyer the new laws. dictatorship, his admirers assure me. Irish Amnesty and the man who did Those who know the realities of life Chile IS, of course, far away from the first field work report for realize that the new laws, draconian Howth. as United States Senator Amnesty before the Irish though they are, will not do the Provos Government stepped in, said in much harm. Politically motivated mili• The real danger to ordinary citizens • *•*•*•* support of his revelation: tants are never truly frightened by of this legislation is that it brings "One point In favour of special threats of extreme penalties or by the guerilla war nearer. torture agents from the British imposition of such penalties. The It Is many years, thank God, since A MONSTER RALLY school operating in the North is the hanging of Kevin Barry did notstopthe street battles took place in the South War of Independence, The shooting of tact that none of the tortured between the IRA and the Special Rory O'Connor, Joe McKevley, Dick Branch, Does anyone in his sane prisoners interviewed could Barrett and Liam Mellows by the pre• moments wish this sort of thing to For positively identify the actual decessors of the present Government become common again? torturer. The torture agent always spoke with a British accent and was PAUL O'DWYER never a local R.U.C. man. MAY WE SUGGEST THE U L TIMAT E IN Dl iv I NG PLEASURE "I would expect that these WILL BE HELD unidentified sadists were agents of torture brou^t over from the British Donaghy Steak House Friday Evening, Sept. 10, 1976 chool to ettcit confessions from 8:30 p.m. — 1 a.m. prisoners." at the The ktrture methods, such a UPPER NEW YORK'S FINEST FOOD TOWER VIEW BALLROOM hooding, noise, and standing against ALL CHARGE PLANS MUSIC NIGHTLY the wall with feet and fingers 61st & Roosevelt Ave., Woodside, Queens outstretched for hours which the Commission found in Northern 5S23 BROADWAY openTDav^ 546-9571 Entertainment-Refreshments-Dancing Ireland are taught in the English (near 230 St.) ''-"""^ 548-3377 school it is understood. These John Cudahy, Chairman sadistic techniques were banned by Jack McCarthy, Co-chairman British in Northern Ireland prisons three years ago, after the toTure Limited Engagement * 8 Performances Only Bart Wrenn, Treasurer investigation got unde'r way. Kay Keity, Coordinator He was certain that "the school Queens Democratic Committee for sadism in Britain has still not
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Third (In course of time the word 101Sectarianism2 NORTH STREET ? Parachute Regiment, the G.O.C. "British" was replaced by "Free congress but he doesn't know there mostly Protestants. 80% of these so State"). SUMNER-,WA.98390 are many Catholics in Belfast that called "Protestants" that are British Army in the Six Counties, the It strikes me that there is nowhere P.O.Box 374 wanted to remain British. Now, this Unionists never saw the inside of a O.C. S.A.S., Brigadier General else in the world where the British 21 Luil, 1976 man is smart enought to get elected church of any kind. Kitson, Merlyn Rees, or Big Jim army can still punish recalcitrant Letter To The Editor to our congress but he doesn't know If every man, woman and child in Callaghan? The most recent example natives by "overkill." Even the Irish People there are many English Catholics in Ireland should now become of what the late President so "natives" of darkest Africa can twist Newspapers refering to the murder Protestant this conflict would delicately described as British army Ulster as well as in England and that the lion's tail with impunity. Oh! of the McDonalds recently call it a continue. It went on long before the "overkill" produced the customary there are many Irish Protestants that How the mighty have fallen! The sun "sectarian" killing. They also stated reformation when there was no no comment from Ara Coeli. You are Nationalists and with the Provos. has surely set on the Empah. Still the these people were murdered "just religion to fight over. Help us to have to hand it to the Irish Must we insult Wolfe Tone, loyal Irish of the Twenty-six because they were Catholics. convince Americans. Hierarchy-they certainly know nO Robert Emmet and other great men Counties, through the medium of Now this kind of reporting only of Ireland who were Protestants. Is mise. when to hold their silence. But then, their specially recalled elected strengthens English brain-washing of Even the United Irishmen were Col. P.G.Duffy I suppose it can safely be assumed representatives, will continue to sing Americans in telling us the Irish are that an Innocent little girl gunned "Rule Brittania" to the bitter end. to fighting the Irish and England is an down by "respectable legal We're not rats to desert a sinking innocent "peace-keeper." authority" on her way to Confession ship. We support Kitson and our We know England masks Kansas City Star went straight to Heaven, while blood brothers support Ian Smith. Unionism as Protestantism to despite the nobility of their calling it Speaking the Public Mind Shades of John Mitchel. mislead the world. Why help them in current volunteers of the Irirfi is hard to be so sure about Her Kansas City Star this act? Republican Army and the members CAOIMHGHIN 0 BEOLAIN, 18th & Grand Majesty's soldiery. An old doggerel Recently a U.S. Congressman of the old I.R.A. The old I.R.A. by once current among a segment of the Kansas City, Missouri your inference being similar to our returned from Belfast and told me Irish people went like this;- Red Gap, 64108 1776 minutemen, fighting justly for how surprised he was to find many "Some say the divil's dead. Rathcooie, Sir-Madam, freedom, the new I.R.A. members Catholics in Belfast that wanted to More say he's hardly. Co. Dublin. remain British. Now, this man is I noted in a recent editorial that being terrorists. The basis for your smart enough to get elected to our you differentiated between the divided judgement confuses me. The freedom fighters for America in 1776 and for Ireland in 1916 ROCKLAND COUNTY reluctantly shot at their common The Monitor English enemy from behind tree and Box 29, Guernewood Park P.O. clergymen did not take the initiative wall. So also does the modern Irish Guernewood, Calif. 95446 for a true "peace with justice" in freedom fighter. 21 August 1976 Ireland when the current trouble All the freedom fighters of old Editor erupted back in 1968, with the and now were driven to arms not by NORTHERN AID The Monitor gallant student civil rights marches. greed or even pay but by English 441 Church Street What a difference it could have injustice. The soldiers of America San Francisco, Calif. 94114 made. However, be that as it may. If and Ireland were volunteers striving these churchmen are truly serious in for Liberty. Thomas Jefferson best To The Editor: their effort today land not just phrases the justification of a people V DANCE • The article - British Churchmen trying to obtain the old status quo), to fight foreign occupation in our to be held at Urge Prayer For Stability In peace results may definitely come Declaration of Independence and in Northern Ireland (8/19/76 Monitor) about his oft quoted sentence "The God - would indicate that at last a Would that, then, the churchmen that gave us life also gave us liberty." CALLSHALLOW ROAD in the 26 county Republic endeavor PLATZ BRAU HAUS segment of British citizenry are The cause for the terrible violence to bind the unhealing wounds of the THKLLS, NEW YORK becoming seriously concerned with in occupied northeast Ireland now is "civil war" thinking among that Irish what is going on in Northern Ireland. the same as it was in 1916 and in population. What a service to the The fact that there is a "growing American in 177G-injustice, colonial awareness among the British people Irish race would be rendered. What a SATURDAY. SEPT. 25.1976 occupation, exploitation by England. that the British have shared triumphant for Christian action. My strangest passion is the hatred responsibility over many centurissin A "head in the sand" attitude, Guest of Honor... BISHOP DRURY of violence. Violence is pain, it is the tragedy of Ireland," points with regard to Ireland, has been CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS misery, it is the evil that has tortured toward soul searching among the carried on by so many leaders and the human race and I condemn people of the nation. The same soul people, for all too long. 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If only now, the British public would urge their Parliament to give thought to a (long range) withdrawal CHRISTMAS CHARTERS policy from Ulster, instead of their current military occupation policy, the dawn of peace with justice could DEPARTllE start to break on the Irish horizon. RETllRN British Parliament holds the key to this new dawn. It is unfortuante that Briti^ Dec. 16- Jan. 10 NY-Shannon-NY $260
The offictal policy Dec. 18- Jan. 7 NY-Shannon-NY $270 of the Republican Movement iS expressed in statements issued by Sinn Fein, the Irish Dec. IB- Dec. 29 NY-Shannon-NY $270 Republican Publicity' Bureau and the leadership of Republicuii Mo\enieiil. Dec. 22- Jan. 5 NY-Shannon-NY $260 Views expressed CHILDREN UNDER 2 YEARS-FREE here, by letter writers, Additional S7.50 for each adult fare by reyular coluiniii>,I\ and in other signed contributions, are those of the authors and not iieccss;iril) tliose of (he SYNNOTT TRAVEL. INC. [Miblisliers. 1976 TGC CHARTERS Letters to the bilitur will have a better cliaiue of publication if short, typewritten on New York, N.Y. 10017 (Khhwh Sums) 415 Lexington Ave., one sivie of paper and m k m Well spliced. Failte ar leilli r()imh (ili.ieili;,-. MU-7-3783-4 Zpfr zeon7:<} 5 - TZ^^ too -anorn Peace Victory Will Be Ours! the I.R.A. as the rejection of I Policies IRA by the people. In other words Talking peace is not enough. What A Review Of The Situation- by Isolating the IRA from its support is required is a concerned and and by undermining that support. sympathetic awareness by those, Without support we are only of Past, Present And Future with the power, responsibility and s nuisance value and are of no great authority, of the factors which lead danger or threat to Brit interests. If o by Brownie objective we will never ever find always be in control. We must accept to war and violence, and a we are serious about our philosophy willingness to allow new structures in Every organisation, regardless of agreement on the means by which at the outset that our enemy is we must pose a greater threat to the it can be achieved. If, after intent on defeating us and we need which peaceand conciliation become its purpose,.its make-up or its Brit, on all fronts, than we have done possible. philosophy must sit back at regular examination of Republican determination to make the risks in in the recent past and we must There must be concern about intervals and take stock of itself, of Proclamations Republican doing this too high forhlm. In order dictate the pace in an offensive injustice, repression and the plight of its achievements and of its progress. Programmes and the aims and to find the Key (tactic) to achieve manner, determined not only to the deprived. The present An organisation like our own with objects of the Republican this we must examine his motives build up our support, but to weaken constitutional position in Northern revolutionary Republican objectives, Movement; if despite education, and his objectives. We must accept the cultural political, military and Ireland makes genuine peace in the fighting against a system such as the some one person or persons find that our enemy is Imperialism (both, economic/commercial hold which province and in Ireland as a whole one which opposes us, must in order riiey disagree with these objectives, foreign and domestic) in Ireland and Britain exerts on our country. and between Ireland and Britain to heprogresslve effective and then that person or person have no that the Brit fights for the profit, We must employ tactics which will virtually impossible. There are two victorious, examine itself with place within the Republican privilege power and wealth which have the maximum effect on the interrelated problems. The honesty, realism and farsightedness. Movement and should be left in a that system guarantees to him and establishment with minimum risk to British-Irish problem and the Irish Because of the many obstacles more suitable supporting rote (if his backers. The most available ourselves and our support We must problem which stems from it. To try ranged between us and our objectives even this is practical) without any enemy is of course the British Army, undermine support for the enemy to solve one without reference to the it is important that we continually means by which they can influence the R.U.C. etc, but they are not the and we must counter him by other is to prolong the agony. How and constantly review our standing, policy. No one should ever be enemy in total. They are the front emerging ourselves with the people. many more Irish men women and our tactics and our overall strategy allowed to influence policy except runners of Imperialism. We must We must build up our support, we children are we prepared to see lest we be diverted from those one whose adherence to die oppose the whole system. must establish peoples' alternatives murdered by crown forces and worse objectives into joining the long list of fundamental principles of our A revision of Irish history will to the Brit system and we must still by fellow Irishmen before we glorious failures. objectives is wholehearted, clear sighted and single minded, prove that he system of Colonialism; implement Republican philosophy at insist on a political solution. Not We must examine ourselves influenced only by experience and of neo-Colonialism, of Brit every opportunity on as many fronts alone do we have a right but we have objectively. Experience Is gained by adherence to those objectives. To domination of our political, national, as possible. If we are to deserve an urgent duty to see that a from making mistakes. Honesty is reach this position if of course we cultural (and military) potential is all victory we must tight for that constructive and phased Briti^ shown In being able to examine and have not already reached it, needs an done to ensure domination of our victory. withdrawal is announced to enable identify mistakes and progress is economy. The introduction of this political solution to take place. awareness of our objective, an We have seven years of war behind made by implementing the lessons sectarianism the creation of a pool of understanding of itsimplicatlons and us and.perhaps another seven years learnt. None of this can be done cheap labour (to mention but two The dangers of trying to solve the an acceptance that the enemy will before us, that is if we are not to be without a commitment above and points) and the Brit attempts to buy problem by more repression are not concede these objectives easily defeated before that We have beyond that of comradeship, above off or to coerce at every starkly illustrated by the British to us. It needs a willingness at all personnel capable of making human failings or pride, and above opportunity, any threat to ' Brit Government's indictment for times to advance these objectives and tremendous sacrifices for the shaky loyalty to, or prejudice against interests, has profit and only profit torture, degrading and inhuman to increase our knowledge of them, common good, we have comrades this or that personality. Any analysis as its objective, if for example treatment. That repression has led at every possible opportunity. willing to operate and work against a from these standpoints will be Britain realty wanted to withdraw them to systematic murder is also from Ireland she would do so and powerful, mercenary and beyond dispute. To cooperate with cloudy or unclear and will indeed A basic awareness of Republican would have done so before this. unxrupulous enemy. We can win, of this repression is not alone to share prevent progress. Without progress objectives will of course immediately Instead she is intent for many that I have no doubt, but we will the guilt for it but to add to the our objective will always remain bring us face to face with the reasons (and we must accept this) on only do so if we have the crime of treachery. There is also ideals, and will never become realities. obstacles before us, and the deeper defeating the I.R.A. and on retaining determination as a whole movement disturbing evidence that torture and our understanding, the more intense Our philosophy is useless unless it her control in Ireland. The tactics to do so. We can win if we have the ill-treatment of prisoners is taking will be our grasp of these obstacles is active philosophy. We can have she uses for this are many and varied honesty, the clear mindedness and place in the Republic. countless theories but all theories are and of the tactics needed to and will change to suit the situation the objectivity to examine and The Irish-Westminster useless unless we implement them overcome them. These obstacles she faces. For the Brit (and I use this analyse ourselves, our tactics, our Governments hold the key to peace. and our Republicanism serves no real (apart from those which we may term to cover the whole system) structures, our security, our They must act with courage, purpose unless it is an active erect ourselves) are placed between there is absolutely no difference mistakes, our philosophy and our generosity and imagination. In asking Republicanism. Our objectives, our us and our objectives by the enemy. between a military tactic or a weaknesses. When we do this we are the people of Northern Ireland to do Republicanism, is not merely for Who Is the enemy? We can divide political tactic. Both are used strong, and with such strength we their work for them they are placing spoofing about, for getting up-tight him into two main categories. simultaneously, accompanied by the can go forward capable and worthy these people under an intolerable about, for arguing dogmatically Firstly, those who have a vested necessary concessions, promises, of victory. But as Terence McSwiney strain. The history of Northern about. Our objectives are those interest in opposing our objectives. initatives etc., etc., as part of his on wrote, 'If we are to be fit for the Ireland is proof of this. which we believe will give us the best That is, those who oppose us because going drive to defeat us. heroic tomorrow, we must arise and way of life, the best solution to our of greed, privilege, etc. Those who be men today.' Think about iti The Government, in concentrating English problem, the best political would lose out if we achieved our Ultimately he sees the defeat of public attention on illegal philosophy for our people and the objective! They become part of the organisations, are deliberately best alternative to the present establishment as they oppose us and covering up their own failure to system. Once we have determined give their support to that defend the Irish people and their those objectives (and the Republican establishment. The oriier category interests by legitimate political Movement has firmly fixed its are those who oppose us through means. By their failure they are ignorance, through our mistakes, Shannon Travel Service, Inc. objectives) we must stick to them directly responsible for the existence regardless of opposition. We must through misconcpetions, 75-24 37th Ave., of the organisations and the implement activate and make circumstances, lack of education or Jackson Heights N.Y. 11372 escalating violence which allegedly realities of these objectives at each fear of us. We must categorise our they deplore. They are giving young and every opportunity. We can settle enemies, we must identify them and 212-639-0667 or 212-639-7530 men of generous spirit the for no less and we must always keep we must deal with them accordingly. abominable choice of sharing their We Fill All Your Travel Needs - DomestJc'And Internationally our objectives clearly before us. To Obviously those who are part of the shame and treachery or of stepping do this, as I have said at the establishment require different Air-Cruises-Hotels-Tours-Pack ages-Youth Fairs, £tc. outside the law and Inevitably of beginning we need to continually treatment than those who are placed 8-Day Specials To Europe civilised behaviour leading to actions review the situation, past present - in the second category. The Patrick J. Neville, Bridie MdManus, Joseph Whalen as the situation develops of which we and future, and diat comrades Is establishment must be removed to are rightly ashamed. mA what I hope to do here. neutralise it. The others must be persuarded, educated, made aware It is to be hoped that those politicians who have positive policies I do not intend of course to of, and shown what our intentions to present will have the courage to pinpoint what 1 may or may not (our objectives), are. On this point it i do so tenaciously in the face of any classify as mistakes. That type of is sufficient to state that before we misrepresentation and pressures practical analysis must, by its nature, can educate anyone, we must be i Green Briar Pub which they may face. The alternative be internal and the columns of educated ourselves. i 3444 i^oston Ho^kI of sliding down the easy slope of Republican News are too public to iCorncT Seymour Avenue) more repression at the behest of the serve that purpose. No, I intend The other enemy, that is those i t occupying power, combined with the merely to outline my case and to whom we cannot convince by sheer l^ronx. NVw York i criminal economic subverston and leave the activists to draw their own logic or by the rightousness of our » i corruption which is taking place can conclusions. The "passive" role cause, must he dealt with differently. Tel: (355 9922 i only end in total disaster. which jail imposes on me prevents They must be dealt with as they deal i me from doing more than diat but with us, by physical force, by 4 YOlJH iKxs rs i HUGO V.FLINN, the motivation which has me here making life for them as I Greystones, will ensure that I do no less. uncomfortable and unprofitable as Huqtfl & Pat HuqIiES Co. Wicklow. possible. To do this we need What are our objectives? These, as determination. Anyone lacking this t contained in Republican determination, for whatever reason, Constitutions, can briefly be said to has no place in the Republican be the establishment of a 32 County Movement and should (even for Democratic, Socialist Republic based Round Tower Travel^ example, if he writes articles such as 'on the 1916 Proclamation. While 6754 West Diversey Street • Cliicago, Illinois, 60635 P jREPAIR CO.^ this) be placed firmly in a supporting much needs explained, expanded and role where he will have no influence 312 • 889 • 7533 4 PSales, Service and Repairs^ discussed in this, space restricts us to on the policies needed to deal with .11 Ki; IIOXFS. stating that we require a system FOR CHARTER FLIGHTS 4 POOL I AHI.KS, such an enemy. There are two kinds based on the principles of social Slit fH.K (.AMKS of Republicanism - the justice in which the ownership of TO IRELAND 1975 4 VK\I>IN(, \!.\(m\KS Republicanism of defeat and the Ireland can be restored to the people 4I)]K Kourlli Avenue Republicanism of victory! They are VIA PAN AM & TWA of Ireland and whereby exploitation f lifooklyn. .New York incompatable and must, if we are to of man by man will cease. This Shop 2l2-4;l()-«.3;i:i succeed, be separated. The objective must be firmly agreed upon PAI O'lOOLt Republicanism of Victory must because without agreement on our VCIVlJack% O'Conno%0 WIIIIVlr {p I'AlUlUULb ^ How IS tic Poor Ireland THE MEN AND WOMEN O And a: The How Little Does She stand? Men Behind
Lately we have seen tremendous efforts, on the part of Britain, in The their attempt to denounce the Volunteers of the Irish Republican to Army, as 'criminals' by declaring Wire that all political action, carried out by the Republican Army for the Irish Nation, is criminally motivated. The question must then be asked whether the actions that this Movement carries out are criminal, or are they, in fact, politically motivated. For one to answer such a question, one must look at the specific tasks of this Movement. Firstly, the Republican Movement can only succeed under the direct revolutionary leadership of the Republican Army and also with the full support of die working class people: as the people of Ireland, like the peoples of any nation, are only interested in the practical solution to their problems of livelihood, it is possible to develop guerilla warfare if we meet the immediate satisfaction of their most urgent demands. The Good People of Ame Irish Republican Army can, and have, satisfied these demands If your heart is full o because they u nderstand the For little lonely chile Just look at uSy above For A daddy locked in pr By A daddy we admire Andersontown A While we can only stc POW At the prison througl Nation's Freedom If this was happening necessity for a deep, broad and working class. political Movement, could never as he declares, but a war against CO nsta nt political organisational Finally it is absolutely necessary exist without the support of the imperialism - a war' to free Ireland Happening all arouno work among the people and thus can for the Republican Movement to win majority of the Irish people both at from Britain for a nation's freedom. fulfill its promises simply because the support and participation of the home and abroad, as this Movement Merlyn recently said that the men With British army tht the members of the Republican working class people. Going into the has not only existed, but has gone of 1916 would scorn the Movement not only belong to the seventh year of war now, must surely from strength to strength. It is for Republicans of today. 1 finish with a Messing through each people - they are the people. prove that they have achieved this .this reason that Britain and her quotation from one of those very Secondly, the active field support and participation to carry on gombeen men denouce it, or try to men: leadership of Republican Army Units their struggle against Britain if there denounce the members of the ....No, there is no such thing as And daddies taken in must be determined, fearless and is no Movement of the armed people, Republican Movement as criminals. humane or civilised war! War may courageous. Without these qualities there is, in fact, no guerilla base and It is not we who trespass in another be forced upon a subject race or And tortured night V in the leadership, guerilla warfare not the Irish Republican Army, like country or we who hold that subject class to put an end to only cannot grow, but it must surely every other guerilla army, cannot country by force of arms. We, as the subjection of race, or class or sex. Because they loved tl wither and die under any offensive exist. Only by implanting themselves When so waged it must be waged Irish people, as an Irish nation, have which British imperialism might deeply in tfie hands of the people; thoroughly and relentlessly, but with the unfettered right to secure and direct against IT. only by fulfilling the demands of the no delusions as to its elevating Of the Good OV U.S. maintain our complete independence With the Irish Republican Army people; only by sheltering in the nature, or civilising methods..." shadow of the people can guerilla in order to promote the common James Connolly. being a guerilla army, it must show good: to re-establish justice: to unending devotion to its cause, as warfare bring about revolutionary victory and a lasting peace - as will provide for future defence: to ensure they have shown the past six years, peace and goodwill at home and by never remaining stationary for be the result of the Irish Republican Army's heroic struggle. abroad and to constitute a national any period of time, as to do so party, based upon the people's will, would be to invite destruction, as in Nothing, absolutely nothing, is with equal rights and equal the case of the N.L.F. and similar more important than this - that being opportunities for every citizen. For groups. Also, for the past six years, that the Irish Republican Army is a This, they attempt to brand us as the Republican Army have always peoples' Army and has grown criminals. BRITAIN been expanding, always building because the people want them to around themselves over new surfaces grow, but why - for what reason A criminal, from what I have read and protective groups. Political FOUND should they do this? Because they in reports by leading criminologists training also has accompanied every wish for an overall victory: they is, I believe a person who carries out phase of the struggle lor GUILTY^p wish, once and for all, an end to an act or acts for his own personal independence and socialism: local British imperialism and its many gain. This being the case, then the leaders have been developed from ways of corruption, such as Republican Movement have yet to every new group which has been sectarianism. It is for this reason that carry out any act other than that added to the revolution. An the men of the Irish Republican which, as I have pointed out, will TORTURE important factor which has made the Army have fought, today are still eventually free Ireland from the Republican Army successful has fighting, and will continue to fight; criminal corruption of British been that outside leaders were very until these demands ol the Irish imperialism. rarely introduced into an area, as no people are fulfilled - that being when If this, then is a crime, then I pray IRELAND lasting success could be achieved: the Ireland is once again united and free. factor that made this army great was that every Irish man, woman and due to the fact that they were able Tactics for a guerilla Army are child receives the criminal gain of to inspire, awaken and constantly more important, but what is more seeing Ireland united, and free. I say create new leaders from the local important is the fact that this to Merlyn Rees that what we have in Movement, or, for that matter, any Ireland is not large scale criminality,
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in Lamberth Court on Thursday asked for assistance he was dragged £^ Patrick Heckett, Sean Hayes, Sarah into the van with his one leg trailing tc Death Hole Vincent Donnolly all appeared along the ground. A letter appeared before an English magistrata Adrian in "An Phoblacht" a few weeks o CONDITIONS IN him. When completely naked, he is Donnelly and Sarah Donnelly came previous about the treatment that g PORTLAOISE PRISON then physically searched and his anus in first and were asked by the Patrick Hackett was getting in PRISONERS' WELFARE explored by these warders. Having magistrate whether or not they Brixton prison. The warders ACTION GROUP completed this search the man is minded the press being present, to appeared in the cell of one of pur 03 The Prisoners' Welfare Action locked in his empty cell and then the which Adrian said "No." When asked prisoners and said to the four inside, Group is comprised of wives, warders may return several times a if he had anything to say Adrian "Who wrote this letter?" As no one mothers and friends of republican day, sometimes, within 10 minutes Donnelly siad that his friend Patrick answered a warder said, "We have a political prisoners in Portlaoise Jail. and repeat these search tactics. Some Hackett was constat ntly being good idea," and he said to Shane These men have been tried by a men have been searched 5 times subjected to verbal abuse by the O'Doherty, "You think that you are non-jury Court established under the with in 24 hours and some as often as warders in Brixtonprison. going to be allowed to give the friend Offences Against the State Act and three times in 40 minutes. Men have who is over visiting you a paintin in operation for four years. been turned upside down while their When Sean Hayes was brought that you did for her. Over my dead In the past two years we have cheeks are pulled part and the into tfie dock he went on to say that body you wlli." Since then the attempted to draw the public's warders probe the man's anus. Other the previous time Patrick Hackett warders have proceeded to make this attention to the inhuman conditions warders stand and jeer. had special transport laid on, but the prisoner's life a misery. Finally it imposed in Portlaoise Jail. The Department of Justice claim last time he appeared in court does seem rather ironic that although In January 1975 the Minister for to have found hacksaw and razor Patrick Hackett was made to get into all the Republican prisoners in Brixton are sent "An Phoblacht" and Justice, Mr. P. Cooney, stated that blades in celt doors, toilets and craft a conventional Black Maria, and "Republican News," none of which prisoners have no rights. Since then shop. Nothing was found on any couldn't climb the steps with a the prisoners ever receive, the men have been robbed, beaten, prisoner, nor couid any of the items crutch and one arm in plaster. After warders themselves find time to read stripped naked and one prisoner has aiieged to have been found be hidden the other prisoners being taken back it. been ^ot dead by security forces. in a man's anus. Yet the searches with him protested about this and The Minister stated that there Is continue. nothing to hide in Portlaoise. The Department of Justice However, all calls for a public acknowledge that the warders use enquiry into the conduct of police force to enforce these searches. The and army forces in December 1974 warders are so assured of their and the shooting of unarmed authority to mistreat the men that in prisoners have been rejected by the the Special Criminal Court on the Mini St er. Concerned citizens, 4th August the Judge had to order including the General Secretary of the warders to desist from their the Irish Transport and General attempts to forcibly remove an APPEAL Workers' Union, a member of the untried man from the dock. This September 1,1976 Jimmy's father passed away in Council of State and a senior "force" has resulted in men being Tothe Editor June. His mother, who is 80, and member of the legal profession were injured but as visits have been The Irish People sister will visit the U.S. next month. refused admission. Members of the suspended the evidence of these 4951 Broadway The journey from New York to clergy, including Fr. Denis Faul, who beatings is hidden from the public. New York, N.Y. 10034 Lewisburg will be extremely difficult has consrstnetly spoken out against Dear Editor: for Mrs. Conlon. prison conditions in the 6 Counties, Visits will not resume until 23rd was also refused admission to visit August by which time the evidence This letter is an appeal for help. I ask ail our friends to write or call men from his parish. Members of the of physical beatings no doubt will James Conlon, Irish Political Prisoner their Congressmen and the legal profession have been refused have healed, but the men will have P.O. Box 1000 Lewlsburg, Governors of both Pennsylvania and admission to consult with their spent a month in solitary Pennsylvania 17837, applied for the Connecticut to intercede in this clients, members of the police special confinement second time on June 23, 1976 to be hardship case. branch are now refusing to allow VISITS WILL BE CURTAILED transferred to Danbury Connecticut. Jimmy's only crime was he could family and friends of the men to visit When visits are resumed they will His petition was denied by the not stand by and watch his people them. Regularly all visits to the be under such restrictions as to make Warden, Mr. Norton, for reasons of butchered by the Brits. prison are stopped. Letters from the it impossible for the men's families overcrowding (Lewisburg is also Yoursfor Iri^ Freedom men containing any reference to to visit. Relatives will be restricted to badly overcrowded, it was built to John McLean conditions in the prison are 30 visits for almost 200 prisoners on accommodate 900 men, there Is now 742 Smith Street censored. Saturday, the only day when the 1,500). Williamsburg, Ohio 45176 majority of people can travel to RECENT STATEMENT FROM Portlaoiseto visit their husbands and THE PRiSONERS' WELARE sons. Mr. Cooney's own statement ACTION GROUP shows that Saturday is the day when "95 Republican Political prisoners the majority of visitors call to the are being held in solitary prison. Visitors travel from as far they cannot visit on Saturday. The prevents visitors and prioners talking confinement in Portlaoise Jail since apart as Donegal, Cork, Clare, result of these restrictions will be to to each other. 20th July. They are allowed no Dublin, Galway, Dundalk, Limerick, limit visits to one a month. The grill is painted black and letters, visits, newspapers or Meath, Cavan, Kerry, Monaghan, Mr. Cooney states that these framed in black wood divided into cigarettes. Wexford, Waterford, Klldare, Belfast, restrictions are necessary in order to approximately eight rectangular Derry, Tyrone, Fermanagh, They are forced to sleep and eat provide adquate superivsion of visits. wooded frames with black wooded off the cell floors - there being no Visits in Portlaoise Jail have always lathes joining both rides of the grill Portadown, Newry. Public transport cell furniture. They have had no been supervised. Visits allow for no together will not get these people to change of clothes since 17th July. physical contact whatever - not even The grill runs the length of the Portlaoise Jail in time for visits and They are allowed no shoes or boots finger tips can touch - between table and joined to the table a wire heretofore people from the same in the cells and must go barefoot. visitor and prisoner. A double wired cage rising from ground level to areas have banded together to hire grill rising from table to ceiling with ceiling surrounds the warder For almost seven weeks the men transport This will not now be have been subjected to strip searches; a gap of 2 ft separating each grill and supervising visit! Both visitors and possible and in many cases a visit will prisoners have to stand during the these searches involve 7 or 8 warders involve an overnight stay in Dublin. each grill liend with perspex divides entering a cell, holding the man prisoner from visitor. Security visit in order to see and hear each During school term children will not other. down while his clothes are torn from be able to see their fathers at all if demands no further restrictions on visits. It is difficult to see through the grill and the effect of peering DESCRIPTION OF GRILL through the grill is to cause a THAT DIVIDES PRISONERS blurring of vision. FROM THEIR VISITORS. Even though both visitor and The grili consists of two wire griils prisoner stand in order to speak over rising from table level to the ceiling. the perspex partitions, it is not One grill rises on the visitors' side passible to hold a normal private of the table about 9 inches from the conversation as the distance between edge of the table. grills make it necessary for both The second grill rises on the partners to speak to each other prisoners' side of the table about 9 above normal speaking voice level. inches from the edge of the table. The grill is so structured as to There is a 2 ft. gap between each prevent air flowing through to the grill. visitors' side of the visiting box. The grill is made of wire in The griil effectively prevents visits rectangular squares approximately in the normal sense of the word. 1" by with the squares running The grill prevents the pirsoner in opposite directions on either side from holding his child or kissing his making the largest through space of wife. The grill is degrading and inhuman Attached to each grill on the as it causes human beings to visit inside of 18 inch perspex partition each other like caged animals. rises from table level. The perspex should remember your Irish history Republican cause." Daly insisted, "would be neither when Catholics were not allowed to (In Irisfi politics, the "Republican cowardly nor dishonorable. It would practise their Catholic religion. Also, Cause" is a movement for be the bravest, noblest and most recall, through Irish history, thaf reunification of the six counties of honorable thing they ever did for Catholics were not allowed the Northern Ireland with the 26 Ireland." sanctity of God's Church to -J 'The historic_Republican cause (for counties of the Irish Republic.) commune with themselves in seeking I wish to thank Mr. Thomas Lewis A Cairde Gaeil < a United Ireland), is being 'The 'Cause'," said Bishop Daly, c God's blessings, nor were they for his fine effort, and hope he does The following letters are self systematically morally contaminated "has to be morally judged by the allowed to receive the Holy continue his quest to have the explanatory, after a good deal of by the deeds now being perpetrated sum of the actions done in its Sacraments of the Church in the TRUTH heard. Do not forget this thought on Tom Lewis' part, he felt by order of those leaders now name." Holy Church of God: no, my dear Sun. Sept. 13th, the Comm. John it his duty to have the following claiming to represent it"-(peace and Scoring the terrorist activities of made public. As is the custom ot The bishop, they had to kneel down, the IRA Provisionals, the Prelate Barry Dinner-Dance at Roland's in —^ protection by the British Army). before the break of dawn, on the wet IRISH PEOPLE we print the said: 'The historic Republican Cause Roselle Pk. Cocktails 6-7, and then Bishop Daly went on to remark fields of Ireland to hear Holy Mass TRUTH. is being systematically morally the whole nite is quite open. Do not that it waswithio the capacity of the celebrated by the priests who had 32 Kirby Avenue contaminated by the deeds now expect tickets at the door. Shortly great and powerful British Army to the God-given courage and strength Yardviile, New Jersey being perpetrated by order of those after, on Oct. 2nd, the Edison AOH, MS "bring the disastrous campaign" to to uphold the Catholic faith for has scheduled their 2nd Annual 08620, U.S.A. leaders now claiming to represent On an end. which they were ordained. Recall Dance at the V.F.W. Hall in Edison, August 30 1976 it." Bishop Cabal Brendan Daly The leaders (of the British Army too, my dew Bishop, in the reading N.J.; Tlx 985-1629 and G overnment), and their of Irish history, when the English set Bishop Daly went on to remark of Ardagh & Clonmacnoise Do not forget to call your local followers he said were not a price on the head of every priest-a that it was within the capacity of a The Bishop's Residence, small number of IRA Provisionals N.J. Lawmaker, and insist on Sept. Longford Road, Longford, "psychopaths or criminal types price offered to an informer-who "to bring the disastrous campaign" 13th being proclaimed Comm. John Ireland (UDA,UDF,SAS) but were sincere, would disclose the "Hedge School" of violence to an end. Barry Day. Dear Bishop: and had shown courage, endurance location, so that they could arrest a, and even ability" 'To seek urgent and imprison with torture the priests The leaders (of the campaign) and Sen. Tom Dunn, Mayor of :ij The New Jersey Trenton Catholic ways of ending their campaign of and teachers who dared to disobey their followers, he said, were not Elizabeth promised to do his best to 1^ Diocese Newspaper the violence", Bishop Daly insisted, the law ot the GREAT (infamous) "psychopaths or criminal types, "but ensure this is put into effect this "MONITOR" dated August 26 1976, "would be neither cowardly nor British Empire (thank God, their were 'sincere' and had shown year. Support Tom Dunn and make published a news item-source dishonorable. It would be the empire has gone). Finally, my dear 'courage, endurance, and even thatcalllM DUBLIN (RNSI; (a photostatic copy bravest, noblest and most honorable Bishop, factual history, in whatever ability." Col. info 727-6034 enclosed for your perusal and thing they ever did for Ireland". concept you wish to believe it, can "To seek urgent ways of ending Is mise le meas relative explanation for my personal END OF MY never negate the natural love and their campaign of violence," Bishop Miceal Costeloe letter to you on the subject matter SUBSTITUTION OF THE heritage of one's country, and by the of your references to the Provisional MONITOR NEWSPAPER ARTICLE. natural process of genetics, race, Wing of the Irish Republican Army My Dear Bishop: national birthright and no matter Late News AncI (IRA). what corner of the world a man may Everything against or between In order that I may not be accused be, he will never forget the land of human beings is counter-productive. by you or anyone else in agreement his birth. Far and wide throughout Your statements against the Irish ItEIVIS with your statements as quoted, I am the World, Irishmen are helping in iNTERESxiNq Republican Army arc SETTLEMENT OF THE TORTURE sending you my personal answer to their own particular way, to help the TRAVEL HINTS counter-productive, hence the reason CASE MAY BE DROPPED BY THE your statements, exactly as reported attainment of a free and united 32 So you have just returned from for my answer to your statements at DUBLIN QUISLINGS. in the MONITOR newspaper, except county Ireland. Who can blame them Ireland, or are you planning a trip? Kilkenny, I suggest you go to a Did you know that Cosgrave and his If you have just returned, you are for substitutions ot British Army, for what they are doing. I suggest, pro-British hall or auditorium In boys are considering letting England go iucky. It you plan to go. be careful! S.A.S., U.D.F. and U.D.A. instead of rather I should say you have blamed Belfast or pro-British town and make tree. They areconsidenngdroppingthe In a tew short weeks, you will find Pro visional Wing of the Irish them by your public statements, the same statements against the torture case. But!! troops of soldiers at every crossroads. Republican Army (I.R.A,). both in Ireland and the U.S.A. You UDF, UDA, the British Army and They never intended that England be Whose? Does it make any difference? have made blameful statements My answer to your statements as their SAS murder squads. The result, punished in the tirst place. That is why Along the border counties and across against the IRA and the Irish people quoted in the MONITOR newspaper I am sure (or at least maybe), they are ail so mad about the leak. Sure, the border, you can expect the Brits. who are trying to help the families of of August 26th 1976 is as follows internment in an Northern Ireland or they only intended to use it against her But then, you can expect the Bntsany- the men who have been and are containing my substitutions as English prison for making seditious royal majesty m the hope that she'd where in the ould sod, haven't they the interned in Northern, Southern outlined above: it would read as statements against the "lawful" give them the Crown Jewels... at least blessing of Wee Llliie to roam at will Ireland and England. It is, in follows: British government of Northern that IS the rumor coming over the over the length and breadth of Ireland. accordance with Christian Charity, DUBLIN (RNS): An Irish Bishop Ireland, just like our fine patriot grapevine. Cosgrave sort of fancies And watch out for the bullets they to aid alt those who are in distress. In himself with a bright shining crown on has condemned the campaign of Father Fell, who is imprisoned in are so free to fire at you. It could be America, this is what we are top of his balding pate. Imagine! Your violence being waged by gunmen of England because he had the courage YOU they aim at. Remember little doing-aiding the families of Irish Royal Highness! Your exalted High• the UDF, UDA and S.A.S. murder and tenacity of purpose in defence Majella O'Hare. prisoners, and not sending money to ness! Another King Herod! squad of the British Army in ot his country's unity,Which 1 Hope Another warning to you: don't take buy arms and ammunition for the Remember that Gardai Choir? Well, Northern Ireland asa defilement of a And Pray Will Come Soon With The Washington Post along. Connor IRA, which the British government they're coming to lona College. Get your Cruise is just waiting for anyone "cause" (of peace and protection), Peace And Honour For MY would like everyone to believe. slogans and posters ready! Watch our carrying The Washington Post. Another they claim to represent. In a recent Country-Ireland Of 32 Counties. paper tor the date! thing to watch out for: are you in the speech at a Social Study Conference The I.R.A. Are Fighting For The The banks are open but the Vets are habit of taking a tew beers and Unity Of THEIR Country, Just As in "Belfast", Bishop Daly of Ardagh Take a STAND OF COURAGE on strike. No one now to check if the breaking into "Kevin Barry", Don't called on the British Army leaders Wolfe Tone and Robert Emmett Did my dear Bishop. EXAMINE YOUR beet is safe tor eating. Methinks I'll be a drink if you are! You're sure to end up and their supportive para-military And Many Other Great Irishmen, CONSCIENCE through the medium vegetarian tor a while. I'll put lemon in in Portlaoise with a split skull. You'll do groups to bring their "disastrous Both Protestant And Catholic, From of Irish history. And perhaps, after my tea . . . the milk ... you know. your ten year stretch too. campaign" of violence to an end, The Time Of The United Irishmen In DUE CONSIDERATION, you will The Dublin School Meals Committee If your breakfast is late, or the eggs accusing them of "systematically The 1790*s of Wolfe Tone To The come to the conclusion (I sincerely says that there are starving children small, keep very quiet. The eggs reflect morally contaminating" the "historic Great Patriots Of 1916. Their hope), and as GOD decreed, all men right in Dublin not a stone throw from on the Minister ot Agriculture. His job is Republican cause" (for an United Struggles For The Freedom Of Their are created EQUAL, thereby entitled Leinster House. None of them belong to to cajole the hens into laying them large Ireland). Country, Ireland, Still Continues To to the equal rights of humanity in the Coalition Families, so who cares and often, you criticize the govern• This Present Day. Irish History, My about hungry kids wlien there is more ment if you comment on their absence The "cause" said Bishop Daly this civilization, which is the root Dear Bishop, Will Tell You That The excitement going on chasing the or their size. "has to be morally judged by the cause of our main troubles in Irish People, Both Catholics And Provos. Don't take anything valuable with sum of the actions done in its Ireland, i.e., THE RIGHT OF THE Protestants, Have Been Oppressed By you. An old pair of jeans and an old name". Scoring the terrorist IRISH PEOPLE TO GOVERN DECISION ON EEC JOBS Their English POWER Conquerors THEIR OWN COUNTRY OF 32 raincost is advisable. It you have activities of the UDF, UDA and SAS For Over 800 years; hundreds of LIES WITH JENIKINS: anything valuable, and you expect the murder squads, the Prelate said: Counties, without interference from So that IS why they're ail running them have been HUNG, DRAWN an alien power. gardai to locate it for you when it gets AND QUARTERED during the reign after Roy Jenkins. A 60,000 pound a stolen, you'll not even find them as they INCOME TAXES (infamous) of British Power over the As a SPECIAL REQUEST, I ask year man himself, he'll pick the 'lucky' are too busy chasing after your fellow man tor the job. In tact, he'll virtually people of Ireland. Againf my dear you as a leader of the Catholic tourists who are unlucky enough not to PREPARED dictate which ot his puppets wil be Bishop, let me remind you of other Church, to address and speak your have read this column and remarked ! vi:hy kka.'^dn ahi.i "THE ONE ' Can you blame them for all facts of history. You, as a leader of thoughts on equal terms both to the about the conditions. I ! un AHPU \ ' Ml \ I that bowing and scraping. Fitzgerald, the Catholic Church in Ireland, I.R.A. and the leaders of the My the road stay flat before you, I CALL (212) 295 7313 Northern Ireland Obstructionist Ryan. Keating. Cruiser, Cooney, you'll be able to outrun the govern• Donegan???? factions and NOT CONDEMN THE ment men! Maybe! IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY ALONE. CONDEMN, AND YOU WILL GET A COUNTER• INCOME TAX PRODUCTIVE SITUATION. OUR ONLY BUSINESS Yours Respectfully, (Thomas Lewis) Cork City, Member Freedom of All Ireland Featuring MUSIC Committee Ancient Order of SIZZLING Hibernians in America, Inc. GORMLEY FRl, SAT. STEAK 'and SUN. DINNERS MONITOR 8/26/76 TAX SERVICE and Trenton Catholic Open 7 Days BRONX: A Complete Diocese Publication A Week. FORDHAfVI 2446 Walton Ave. Tel. 584-7755 Menu Trenton NJ. USA DUBLIN (RNS)-An Irish bishop (Near Fordham Road) has condemned the campaign of 3115 Bainbridge Ave. violence being waged by gunmen of Cor. 204 St. Tel. 881 4847 the Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) in Northern §It4H M «»l QUEENS: "THE PLACE TO EAT IN QUEENS" Ireland as a defilement of a "cause" they claim to represent. WOODSIDE 64-15 39th Ave. Tel. 429-0616 61st Street and Roosevelt Avenue, Woodside Ina recent speech at a social study (65th St. and Roosevelt Ave.) OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER conference in Kilkenny, Bishop 429-9354 Cahal Brendan Daly of Ardagh called NEW JERSEY: PROPRIETOR JOE CORNYN on the Provisional IRA leadership to HACKENSACK 445 Main St. Tel. 201-487-6697 MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT bring their "disastrous campaign" of (Opposite Sears) THURSDAY - FRIDAY violence to an end, accusing them of SATURDAY AND SUNDAY "systematically morally contaminating" the "historic Open 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Men. thru Sat. Davis Players COMMITTEE Free Derry News Resume Drama This time, miraculoudy you could no room - and the boy under me even read it on the front page of The was so bloody he was slippery. They Daily Mirror: Brits in riot gear shouted at us, "Who the F do you 3 CHIC A CO landing at the southern port Workshop dragging away children of 10 years think you are throwing stones at the Immediately sought the fertile On Tuesday evening, September by the hair, kicking and beating British Army,?" calling us "little IRISH AMERICA 1621-1700 On forests of the upper country, 14, at 7:30, the Thomas Davis them as they trailed them to a Irish settlers came to South Irish pigs," "lice" and "unwashed approaching North Carolina and waiting Saracen, slamming their Carolina from Kinsale, Co. Cork, as Irish Players will resume their smelly wee b..." At the police Georgia on the other, and, not being heads against the wall. early as 1669. Sullivsns Island, in Drama Workshop Series for the barracks their doctor examined me o Charleston Harbor, was named after particular about boundaries, Fall season at St. John's Parish For those of you who missed the and when he saw where I'd been hit Florence 0'Sullivan, an early extended southward at pleasure: Hall, 346 East 55th Street Mirror photos that day, and were on the head, he said, "If that had pioneer. O'Sullivan is mentioned in while on the north they were (between 1st and 2nd Ave.). The elsewhere than Derry, here is the been a bit higher, it would have the records as one of the leading men checked by a counter-tide of Workshop is designed to teach story from eyewitness reports: shattered your skull." There was a On of the time., 0'Sullivan was immigration. Those who landed on potential actors and actresses the Sgt. Major at the RMP caravan who One eyewitness says: "I was appointed Surveyor-general of the the Delaware, after the desireable fundamentals of stage techniques asked me at the end, "Any Colony, and in 1671, was lands east of the Alleghanies in and will feature voice, diction and standing at Strand Road at the complaints?" When I said yes, he Commander of a body organized for Pennsylvania were occupied, turned vocal patterns; stage presentation corner of Great James Street when I grabbed me by the shirt at the protection of the Colonists from the their course southward and were and movement; characterization saw four youths being dragged with throat, twisted me around and lifted Indians. Towards the end of the speedily on the Catawba. Passing on, development, and ensemble their arms pinned behind their backs, me into the air, saying "Open your seventeenth century many Irish they met the southern tide, and the playing. Included also In the series through the checkpoint and arrested. mouth again and I'll break every people settled along the Cooper and stream turned westward to the will be lectures on the works of The soldiers kept kicking them and bone in your body." hitting them with their truncheons. -J Ashley rivers. They were of farming wilderness long known as "beyond Irish playwrights and readings of Another eye-witness said: "I saw On As soon as they got them through stock and occupied large tracts of the mountains" (now Tennessee). selected poems from some of one boy who actually had the track the checkpoint, they slammed the land. One tract comprising 12,000 These two streams from the same Ireland's famous poets. of a truncheon on his back. But he boys faces against the wall, while acres along the Cooper River, original fountain, Ireland, meeting A special feature of the opening got away." other soldiers kept hitting them on belonging to John Gough, Dominic and Intermingling in this new soil, meeting on September 14 will be But the totally uninvolved Arthur and Michael Mahon, was the back of their calves with their pr eserve their characteristic an introduction to Ceili dancing in suffered as well in the Brits' known as Limerick Plantation. Thus truncheons. At the same time, other difference; the one possessing some order to acquaint those attending indiscrimate brutality: a man leaning began Charleston and the soldiers ran in and kicked at their of the air and manner of with the various forms of Ceili on the railings at the corner of colonization of South Carolina. private parts. Pennsylvania, the other, of dancing in order that they may Westland Street and Lecky Road had Encyclopaedia Britannica states that "An Army officer there called the Charleston. These enterprising more fully participate in the his wrist smashed by a truncheon this same settlement along these pressmen and photographers present settlers, inured to toil, were hardy Socials held from time to time by blow as he stood there. When he was same rivers was made by English together and said; "I don't want to and long lived. The constitutions the Davis Players. taken to the First Aid Post: his wrist colonists. However, the original land see it in the press that they were that grew up in Ireland seemed to The Drama Workshop was was broken. ownership records show such names manhandled. Remember, we are all gather strength and suppleness from originated in 1972 as an integral A man coming out of Tracey's Bar as: 0 'Neill, Donnahue, Lynch, British together. These are young the warm climate and fertile soli of part of the functions of the Davis at the corner of William Street Gough, McCarty, Brady, Mahon, buggers. The only thing they their new abode. Most of the settlers Players and has been continued wasn't in the riot, but walked into a Donovan, Croney, Arthur, Mulligan, understand is a little bit of rough Logan, Sullivan, McKeown, lived long enough to witness the yearly since then. It has been charging horde of Brits coming from handling." McLaughlin, Fitzgerald, O'Kelly, etc. dawning of that prosperity that most successful and many of those the corner of Chamberlain Street, Such names, unquestionably of Irish awaited their children." who have participated therein are While all this was happening a quite accidentally. They saw him and stock, belie the assertion that South now taking part in the major police officer looked on." shot him with plastic bullets from a Carolina began with a settlement of CHICAGOLAND CALENDAR productions of the Davis Players. The "little bit of rough handling?" distance of 15 yards. The bullet hit English, or, for that matter, The Chicago Gaelic Society will A cordial invitation is extended to I talked later to one of the seven him above the left eye shattering his Scotch-Irish. hold its first ceili of the fall season all to attend. For telephone boys caught and thus beaten: glasses as well. (I don't know what Historians, if at all admitting the on Friday, Sept 24th., 10 P.M. at Information see advertisement in 1 was grabbed and kicked to the happened to him after that). presence of Irish in pre-Revolution Highlanders Hall, 3035 W. 51st this issue. ground. They grabbed me by the hair Another eye-witness says: "I saw Admission $3.00 for adults, 50« for colonies, refer to them as Gor!i!ge essence c' and trailed me 600 feet from the old one man being brought out by the Scotch-Irish or Ulstermen, or Irish children. Also, free tea, coffee and GPO sorting office to their post in back of Doherty's Butchers. Five .-:.,r Mittionnlitv- Presbyterians. Anything in fact, for soda bread will be served. the middle of Great James Street soldiers were battering him with the purpose of unjustly depriving the Plan now to attend-The Chicago While me and the other lads were truncheon! You couldn't have seen Irish, and particularly the Catholic Gaelic Society will begin a series of being trailed, we were-being kicked his face for all the blood streaming." Irish, of a place in American History, lessons In the Irish-Gaelic language In and punched. I was punched in the which they so richly deserve. The early October. For information ^ Thinking face, kicked in the back, kidneys and British Killed Presbyterians from Ulster came from phone John McCuilough @ J on the legs, and they kept hitting me Ireland to the Colonies for the 747-4848. on the legs and back with their SAME reasons which forced the The Central Board of IRISH truncheons. When we got to the Michael Quigley Catholics to emigrate; namely, NORTHERN AID will hold their jOf Moving?^ middle of Great James Street there British political and religious Annual Dinner Dance, Saturday, were at least six soliders around me. -Provos. persecution. In Ireland, they were Oct. 2nd., at the Golden Flame ' To Ireland? Round The They slammed my head against the subjected to persecution, simply Restaurant, 6417 W. Higgins Rd., Corner? Anywhere? wall. They made me stand against The Derry Brigade of the because they refused to take the Chicago. Prime Rib dinner will be the wall with my legs spread apart "test oath" of Allegiance, to apply Provisional \MA. on Monday night served and there will be open bar. CALL THE SPECIALIST and kept digging at us with their to Episcopal bishops for license to condemned the statement issued by Entertainment will be by Sean batons and poking us between the teach in schools, or receive the the police in Derry earlier in the day O'Donnell's Band, Rosin the Bow legs with them. If we turned our Sacrament after the fashion of the Folkgroup and Bob Burger, popular SHANNON that Mr. Michael Quigley, of Ivy heads at all, they smashed their Church of England. This together singer. Cocktails begin at 7 P.M. Terrace, who was shot dead on Aug. Overseas Express batons against the side of our faces. with tyrannical restrictions on trade, Guest speaker of the evening will be 11, was not shot by a British army The seven of us were all thrown into imposed by the British, drove many Prof. John Kenny of Bradley SLR rifle, and challenged the police 421 East 65th Street the one Saracen-into the wee aisle thousands of them to America. They University. For information phone to call in for ballistic tests sporting came over In the same ships, from 775-9731. New York City between the benches, where there rifles used by "specialist army the same country, and for the same were Brits sitting. We were thrown snipers in Derry." The West Side Committee of reasons, as did the Catholics. They right on top of each other there was The Provisionals said: "Derry IRISH NORTHERN AID isholdinga brought to the Colonies the same Brigade of the Provisional I.R.A. newspaper drive. For the next few love of liberty, and bitter hatred of condemn the statement of the months, please save your old British tyranny as did the Catholic R.U.C. that Michael Quigley was newspapers and have your friends do Irish, and together, both Catholic shot by a weapon not normally used likewise. Pick-up date will be Iq C hanTer and Presbyterian, fought side by side D, by the British army, thereby announced later. PLEASE support for American liberty ail through the inferring that he was shot by the this effort. Revolution. Difference in religious I.RA., and we challenge the R.U.C. belief made no difference in their I ^.A.C. to call in for ballistic test all sporting nationality. The Irish, who came to presents a rifles used by specialist army snipers the Colonies, whether Protestant or in Derry. Catholic, were all of them Irish and REIUTS "It is common knowledge to the nothing else. people of Derry that the SLR is not mmmi the only rifle used by the British In the Colonial Records of North HAM & CABBAGE forces, as on many occasions British Carolina, the following remarkable 1776 East Tremont Ave army snipers have been seen with account is given: Bronx, N.York, N.Y. different assortments of sporting 'The immigrants from Ireland, in rifles with their own personal scope! companies sufficient to form DllR "After carrying out our inquiries Kttlements, sought the wilds of about what happened the day America by two avenues; the one by TA-2-9335 at Michael Quigley was murdered, we the Delaware River at Philadelphia, are certain that he could only have the other, through Charleston. Those Compliments of John Reilly been hit by a sniper from the Derry cHEmirr h4ll Walls, as there is no possible way that he could have been hit by 39th & Chestnut Street anyone shooting in an upward Philadelphia, Pa. direction at the British army on the THE FOXES Walls as they have claimed. BAR & on "How on earth could these thugs GRILL in uniform be believed in the light of HEX the lies told about the killing of a B Fl- P VVIN.I S lIOUOR September 12, 1976 young girl at Whitecross. South CATFRINC 5PM-9PM Armagh. 3344 Fort Independerice St., "The recent attempt to discredit the I.R.A. has failed like alt the Bronx, N.Y. 549-9721 Dancinq And Music V(/il Fo low D others because the people of Derry Rc\.i\ \ikI I nj*i> Oiii \\;iriii. I rii-mlK \ii!1ovj>!k-i. inner DONATION: $5 have seen these whitewash BRENDANSTACK PROPRIETOR operations before." Nassau Co. FeIs The Fourth Annual Feis, of competitions in Solo championship Nassau County, Ancient Order of and figure dancing, along with Hibernians, will be held on Sunday, contest in the Rpes, Harps, Art, and September 19, 1976, on the grounds Athletic events will be conducted. of New Yolk I nstitute of The Syllbus has been mailed to Technology, in Old Westbury. The over 1,200 competitors, and their Feis offers a full range of subjects, teachers. If you have not received associated with traditional Irish the Sylibus, please write to the Feis Culture. Competitors are not Committee, 35 James Street, New restricted to any one subject, Feis Hyde Park, 11040 or call (516) Chairman John Bownes noted. 746-5558. The closing date is August Over one hundred twenty 8th.
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A.O.H. Feis The Syracuse A.O.H. Feis will be day, including the "Dooley's Flying held on Saturday, Sept. 25, 1976. Column" group and the Syracuse Over 150 competitive events In A.O.H. "Irish Brigade" Fife & Drum dancing and other facets of Irish Corps. There will be a post-Fels culture are being offered in die party on Saturday night at the Syracuse Feis syllabus. A.O.H. Div. 2 clubrooms, 1200 S. Upstate New York's oldest Feis Is Geddes St on the west side of being held for the 13th year at the Syracuse. N.Y. State Fairgrounds outside Copies of the syllabus and entry Syracuse and is being held cards may be had by writing to: completely indoors, assuring the Feis Robert Gabor, Entry Chairman, 310 will be on, regardless of weather. HOUSE DANCE-Members of "Siamsa," The National Folk Theatre of Ireland, perform a lively, Walberta Road, Syracuse, N.Y. Food, refreshments, etc. will be traditional house dance. The award-winning troupe of 27 performers and musicians, currently on its first 13219. available and exhibition, Closing date for entries in the tour of the United States, begins a one-week engagement at Boston's Shubert Theatre on Monday, Oct. performances will be held during the Syracuse Feis is Sat, Sept 4, 1976. 4. Matinees will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday. "It is a show that can be enjoyed dances, polkas, slip jigs and double by people of any nationality," he jigs, harvest and work dances, and a explains. "We were awarded tfie dance with milk pails. First Fleadh Cheoil ^SIaivisa^ There will be seasonal songs, 1974 European Prize for Folk Art instrument, singing In English & "SIAMSA." the National Folk dandling songs, a cobbler's song and for our performances before Gaelic, lilting, whistling, duets, trios Theatre of Ireland which has many love songs and work songs. German-speaking audiences in and ceili bands. captured many awards on its The first American tour of Rockland A.O.H. Hamburg." European tours, will begin its first "Siamsa" is being presented by The hills of Rockland County are American audiences who will see The Marian Shrine is welt known visit to the United States on Brannigan-Eisler Performing Arts still ringing with the sound of the "Siamsa" will learn that there is for its spacious grounds and facilities Tuesday, Sept 14 at the Shubert International, Inc. of New York. thousands of our young stepdancers much more to Irish dancing than the which provide the opportunity for Theatre in Chicago. There also is a possibility that other who participated in the largest Feis jig. The company will perform reels, the whole family to relax and enjoy The troupe of 27 sir>gers, dancers cities will be included in the tour. in North America. Now it's the solo reels, hornpipes, set dances, step a wide variety of Irish Music & Song. and musicians which performs with m us icia ns' turn! The R ockland Masses are aiso scheduled for the costumes, scenery and authentic County A.O.H. will hold its First Day. For a syllabus-write P.O. Box Irish instruments, will appear in Fleadh Cheoil on Sunday, September 182, Pearl River, New York, 10965, Chicago throu^ Sunday, Sept 19 26, 1976 at the Marian Shrine, West or call J. Dowd 914-358-8434 or T. before moving to Masonic Hall in Haverstraw, New York. Among the O'Riordan, 914-942-1274. Detroit for one performance on Kerry Pipers Band activities planned are almost 100 Mooday.Sept 20. competitions covering every musical The company of merrvm8kers-*'Siamsa" moans "merrymsking" in Gaelic—will be at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia on Sept 23 and 24; at the Grand Opera House in Wilmington on Sept 25; at the Lisner Auditorium in Wariilngton, D.C. on Sept 26; at the Palace Theatre in New York from Monday, Sept 27, through Saturday, Oct. 2; and at the Shubert Theatre in Boston from Oct. 4 through 9. Father Pat Ahern, founder and director of "Siamsa," says that the troupe offers "a very entertairfing evening of song and dance while also preserving and dispfaying the traditions, folklore and heritage of the people of Ireland." He believes that the great popularity enjoyed in America by the Irish musical group, The Chieftains, will generate interest in the equally authentic "Siamsa" troupe and its full scale musical theatre presentation.
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died in prison last year. "When the Maguire children were killed, the British army thought they The Protest were on to a good thing and they Less than 1,000 people turned up organised the women of Belfast into at the open-air rally organised a propaganda br^ade," he said. "But yesterday by Provisional Sinn Fein in the British bullet which killed the South Armagh village of Majella only ricocheted back in their Camlough to highlight incidents face!" involving British troops in the area. Mr. Stagg said that if her death Traffic along the main could have been laid at the door of Newry/Armagh road, which runs the Provisional IRA then they would through the village, was brought to a have had the peace women in standstill while the crowd was Camlough yesterday. 'They were addressed from a platform in the challenged to come here, but diey square. have not turned up." British troops operated One of the organisers of the peace checkpoints on roads leading into movement, Mrs. Mary Williams, said the village and watched the that she knew nothing of the proceedings from nearby hills as well Canlough rally. But she emphasised as from a helicopter which flew that the peace campaign was a r I overhead. demonstration against all .forms of BREAK THE CIRCLE Send donations for the Oppressed people Qonalion; DF POVERTY The meeting was chaired by Mrs. violence in the North. of Northern Ireland to: Send a donation today to The Irish S5.00 Angela Boyle, widow of a Provisional The Irish Northern Aid Committee I.R.A. man. She said that its purpose Northern Aid Committee to help break the 273 Easl 194th Street, SIO.OQ was to expose British army circle of poverty in die Six Occupied counties of Ireland. Bronx, New York 10458 "atrocities" in South Armagh S25.00 including the killing of Majella .Men and women are interned without Enclosed please find my donation to help I charge or trial. the Irish People in their struggle for O'Hare on Saturday week. BRITAIN .Homes are broken into day and night by Miss Mary Ward, a member of the freedom. savage British soldiers. Provisionals' and comhairie, said that FOUND .Children are left without a father or until the Belfast peacewomen called mother. NAME for the British army to be withdrawn GUILTY^p S.A.S. groups ate assigned by the British from the streets and villages of the Army to assassinate Protestants and North then their appeal for peace Catholics. ADDRESS would not be taken seriously by the .The families of the prisoners depend on Irish people. TORTURE your help lor food, clothing and shelter. PROPAGANDA .Irishmen- are "on the run" lor monlhs so CITY ZIP The absence of the peacewomen that they may escape the torture and from the rally was sharply criticised interrogation that takes place at long Kesh by Mr. Joe Stagg, a brother of Frank Concentration camp. Ireland needs your sacrifice now! Stagg, the IRA hunger striko- who 1 IN CMICAt.O IT S Washington, D.C. Unit O'NEILL'S Irish People-Classified Irish Northern Aid LOUNGE FAS BOCKAWAY BRAND NEW 6 room apt. TOM GIBBONSi 5913 Accokeek Road FUNERAL DIRECTOR Brandywine, Md. 20613 6100 West North Avenue HKVSON (iARDENS 1 biilli. Sofontl ilour Chicago, Illinois 60639 «rip liluck tiorn llip BPHI li Wry good condition CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 301-372-6384 C llisl Milltll IJl SPd):ir1 Spcciali.'itiij ill nic itiipincfi>l nt ENTERTAINMENT FRl & SAT M \Lll \ Si .il- 111 Itli- SI',I Jackson Hghts., N.Y. imiTiiin icni.iinY to an CI 'loin (3121 ME 7-9888 lliuujii 1 .illliilli ( llllu ti .illil S< llixil ( iiniDC Canada, and Oie United lllllllll ^lllM l M.llklllH Ui.-l.iMri' Tel: 212-672-4008 Si.iiey 8-18 MOO to :! >hii'> ;;.iii!i'll .i|i,irliliflll> Milli i \i i |>lliiil.'ll> l.irnr iiHiiiiN Ill '—I 1 Bedroom iliZ oltcr 3 p. CENTURY I Bedroomj 5315 I I \ I'lllll.llll'll. I'.il 111 klU'lll'll iiil'i illliill;; iiM'iii II,ik niiiii> AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSIONS l''l! I'.l. 'ill 1 iidilll uilii'i E III mi; lliinlii I L Omr.H III!' Ill kill lll"l Domestic & Foreign Cars vo "PEOPLE AT WAR" HEYSON RD « BEACH 14th 5l. by Colman Doyle For Hoekaway 2548 WHITE PLAINS ROAD, BRONX 212-471-3178, 327-2124 This book will shorlly be available through the I.N.A. Oitiee. Price $6.00 plus postage. (Ilikkek below .yiierlon .'Xvej 212-231-4000 It can also be obtained directly IVom the Publisher: 3 Rooms: located F.n.H. Teoranta Publishers. 7 Marlborough St.. Mike Kelleher, Cork in Woodside Dublin 1. Ireland. Price t;4.80 plus postage. to 2 blocks lo all trains Rent Reasonable. I petson-preterabiy a woman. Tun« in to Catl:GR8-0718 anytime UlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIL The Adrian Flanneiiy Show
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Ave. at 57th St 355-4732 Erin Rose Bantry Bar & Restaurant 24th St. & 6th Ave. Tel 21: 1243-244 Pean 4s t 161 E. 86th St. 369-4211 Rosle O'Grady's South • Ik Ux.'i'll l.i'MliLil.i;; .il'll \'. 1 Off Wall St. • Tel. 944-5174 Killarney Rose QUEENS ^g^i^ Maguire, Prop. Beaver StreetlTrmity Place ! Rosle O'Grady's North 41 Murray St Sullivan's Bar & Grill 6298 Woodhaven Blvd.Rego Park, NY 422-8572 level terms once more, but again well as scoring himself: Charlie Moylan edged the Corkmen in front McCarthy had a couple of important re trom a placed ball. Hereabouts Horgan snap scores and Barry Murphy really Corkmen: Proven Champs came on lor Barry (amonn O'Donoghue came into his own m the closing had replaced O'Leary in the Cork attack minutes. after the interval) while Wexford first For Wextord John Nolan in goal, sent in Declan Rowesome for Christy Willie Murphy, Teddy O'Connor, Jimmy tn Keogh, and shortly .afterwards re• Prendergast (with a knee strapped), '—I placed the other Rowesome twin, Billy, Colm Doran and Liam Bennett all tolled by Martin Casey. hard and usually effectively m defense But It was Cork who were now doing until caught for pace in the closing better and the Leesiders had gone to minutes. But my Wexford man of the points clear through Moylan and Barry match was the cool and confident Mick Murphy, before Ned Buggy's long shot Jacob at centre-back. No greater O trom touch reached Tony Doran, who tribute can be paid to the helmeted tT] handpassed to Butler, who beat Cole• man from Oulart-The Ballagh than to man tor Wexford's fourth goal. say that Wexford did not concede .hose Hereabouts Cork seemed to be winning scores until Jacob had hurled throwing the title away for they had himself into the ground. four successive wides, and then the But Wexford's Achilles heel was at selectors moved Brian Murphy to full• midfield where, despite some fine re back to cope with Doran's headlong flashes from Ned Buggy, they were forays. This improved the overall per• always toiling and the introduction of formance ot the defense, but twice Martin Casey brought no real improve• Within two minutes, unlucky Butler, put ment. through by Doran, failed to avail of feas• Up front Tony Doran was the real OS ible goaling chances, goals that one dangerman, but too often lacked sup• feels, would have shattered Cork port when most he needed assistance. beyond recovery. Mick Butler had little luck with those Raced Away goal-scoring chances — he could well Yet Wexford again managed to gam a have had a second half hat-trick — but two point lead. Then came that lobbed took the scores he got well. Martin Quig• free and instead of a wexford score we ley faded after a sensational start; had Moylan pointing a free at the other brother John was too often caught for end nine minutes from time. Three pace, and there was little threat in the minutes later Barry Murphy, breaking rest. up the center, raced away for the . Finally, thanks to both teams for an balancing point and a minute later sent enthralling game where, if earnestness Cork in front for the last time from sometimes led to scrambling play, we Johnny Crowley's long free. saw plenty ot fine hurling and some A great clearance, one of many, by wonderful scores. Above all it was a that sprightly veteran Denis Coughlan sporting and sportsmanlike encounter, toiled a Wexford goaling bid; Ray Cum• with deliberate fouls at a minimum and mins kicked a Cork point, and Wex• the crowd responding admirably to a ford's last chance went when Tony pre-match appeal to applaud but not to Doran was grounded but gained no boo. free. Fittingly, the last word rested with It was a happy day tor Cork; tor Wex• Moylan, who landed the clinching point ford, even in defeat; for the G.A.A., and from a Cork free just in time to beat the for the hurling,game. final whistle. Scorers: CORK—P. Moylan (0-10), Tony Doran, Wexford's skipper, eludes Cork defender Pat McDonnell to put his team on the attack. In So the bonfires will be blazing in C. McCarthy (1-3). R. Cummins (1-2), J, the background is Wexford's Martin Quigley. Cork when the team comes home in Barry Murphy (0-4), SI O'Leary (0-1), M. triumph and, despite the excellence of Malone (0-1). WEXFORD— M. Quig• home the opening goal. Ninety seconds CORK 2-21 (27pft.) man with a 21-yard-free, instead of some individuals, this was essentially a ley (2-1), M. Butler (1-4), E. Buggy (0- later Martin Coleman saved, but only WEXFORD 4-11 (23pt».} driving the sliothar over for a three- team triumph, Martin Coleman had 5), T. Doran (1-0), J. Quigley (0-1). partially cleared, a Doran shot and the The men from the Lee and Black- point margin, lobbed it short; Cork little chance with any ot Wexford's CORK: M. Coleman; B. Murphy, P. younger Quigley cracked in his second water deservedly joined Tipperary at came away from a point at the other goals — all were from close range — McDonnell, M. O'Doherty; P. Barry, J. goal. the top of hurling's Roll of Honour in end, and never looked back from there. but he did save some extremely tricky Crowley, D. Coughlan; G, McCarthy, P. That left the Leinstermen eight Croke Park Sunday outlasting a heroic As for the tactical changes and situations almost on his goat-line. Brian Moylan; M. Malone, B. Cummins, J. points clear, but Cork grimly set about Wexford side after a titanic struggle switches, alt the second half moves that Murphy was once again the solid man Barry-Murphy; C. McCarthy, R. Cum• recovering from those shock setbacks. that kept the huge crowd (62,684) agog Cork made came off. First they sent in ot the defense, with Coughlan, except mins (capL). S. O'Leary. Subs.: E. Moylan opened the tally with a point with excitement right through 70 rip- John Horgan instead of Pat Barry with tor one brief second-half period, again O'Donoghue (or O'Leary; J, Horgan for from a along range free and, with Ray roaring minutes. John Crowley moving to the right half• in tremendous form, and Martin P. Barry, Cummins giving his mean a real But the Corkmen won this 22nd title back position; nextthey switched Brian O'Doherty, Horgan when he came on, WEXFORD: J. Nolan; T. O'Connor, captain's lead up front, they cut down the hard way, for they gave Wexford an Murphy to full back; then they brought and Crowley and Mcdonnell, when W. Murphy, J. Prendergast; L Bennett, the arrears point by point. In the eight point lead, and after levelling up Horgan back to left full back with Mar• switched, also doing well. M. Jacob, C. Doran; E. Buggy, W, Rowe• process Moylan blasted a penalty over and twice going ahead had to come tin O'Doherty taking over in the center; Major Honours some; J. Murphy, M, Quigley, J. Quig• the bar and Wexford had edged three from behind in the last ten minutes to and, right at the end, came the real If Moylan at midfield took the major ley; M. Butler, T. Doran (capt.), C. points in front again when, some five achieve a hard-earned yet, over the match-winning move, sending Jimmy honors, he got plenty of useful assis• Keogh. Subs,: D. Rowesome (or Keogh; minutes from the interval, we had entire game, a well-merited victory. Barry Murphy to centre-forward where tance from Gerald McCarthy, In attack M, Casey for W. Rowesome, he outsped Mick Jacob and took or Cork's first goal. Yet all Wexford must be wondering Ray Cummins was always the spear• Referee: P. Johnstone (Kilkenny). today how their men, after that won• made the scores that really told. Again it was Moylan's long drive that head, distributing the ball cleverly as derful start and after they seemed to It was in those minutes, too, that the caused the trouble. The ball was have gained control again early in the gruelling pace caught up with some of touched on by Jimmy Barry Murphy to last quarter, let the title and trophy slip the most heroic of the Wexford men, Ray Cummins, who, though losing his away from them. Vital chances missed and that the long, long drives from hurley, raced on to kick the ball past Patronize at that stage played a big part in Denis Coughlan, Pat McDonnell and John Nolan and level scores. Two enabling Cork to start on their come• Martin O'Doherty really counted. minutes later Seanie O'Leary, though back trail. Tireless Work manifestly dragging his left leg from the Our Advertisers Shrewd changesand switches by the But, despite so many excellences start, sent Cork ahead for the first time with a neat point and when Charlie Cork mentors also played a telling note, elsewtiere, I doubt it Cork ould have TIPPERARY HURLERS HONOR while in the all-important last five won Sunday without Pat Moylan. He McCarthy promptly added another minutes, the winners lasted the was the man whose tireless work Wexford followers were sadly crest• lightning pace )ust that shade the around mid-tield undermined Wex• fallen. better. ford's big early lead and each of his ten But, just as suddenly as they had MICHAEL FLANNERY But in a way, these were marginal points, from frees or from play, was faded, the Slaneysiders rallied. They Tlppcrory has chosan ona of its grootest personolitias every one a nail m the coffin of Wex• got a lucky break when referee Paddy matters. Basically, in my view, Cork MICHAEL FLANNERY won because they were slightly the ford's high hopes. Johnstone mistakenly thought a Cork sharper team right through the field; But to come back tothe beginnmgof player had stood too near Ned Buggy's to ba because they were fractionally the the story. On a perfect day for hurling free and awarded another closer in GUEST OF HONOR better served in more positions; be• — no sun, little wind, and on a bone dry which Buggy gratefully pointed. Then at tha Club's cause they were endowed with more sod, Wexford's opening onslaught on right on the interval, John Quigiey's long strikers, and above all because the railway goal was like a whirlwind point set the scores level again, and the ANNUAL DINNER-DANCE they had a real match-winner at mid- down the slopes of Mount Leinster. teams left the field to a well-earned ova• FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 st, 1976 field in Pat Moylan from Blackrock, With Tony Doran in the van of every tion. at NEWLY RENOVATED Less than a minute after the restart From Wexford's viewpoint the assault, and the Cork defense almost at GAELIC PARK CASINO panic stations every time the big red• Wexford were in front once more when tragedy was that when they were a 240th Street & Broadway, Bronx, N.Y. head from Buffers Alley got posses• John Quigley sent Doran through for a point In front as the game moved into Cocktails 8 to 9 pm Dinner at 9 pm that last quarter, Mick Butler, so reli• sion, a quick point from a Butler free goal. but. after the inevitable Moylan For Table Reservations phone: able until then, tumbled two great was followed by a long-range point from had pointed a Cork tree, cheeky Char• Oliver O'Donnell, Chairman Soon Brennan, Co-Chairman goaling changes. Then some eleven 60 yards by Ned Buggy. lie McCarthy snatched a half-chance 884-4566 ("D 791-6919 minutes from time, with Wexford Then Doran, bottled up, hand- for a goal that sent Cork a point ahead. 547-0635 Jo884-01)e Carey5 . Pretident tim Keane leading by two points, the Butter's alley passed to Martin Quigley who flashed Martin Quigley brought Wexford on Gaelic Games September 12, 1976 September 5, 1976 at G.A.A. G.A.A. Gaelic Park 2:00 pm; SF:(KO) Donegal vs Louth Minor Board & Junior Division 240thiStreet & Broadway, Bronx, N.Y. 3:15 pm: SH: Galway vs Leitrim 2 pm; JF: Limerick vs Roscommon EAdH SUNDAY 4:30 pm; SF: Kerry vs Conn. Gaels 4 pm; JF: Good Shepherd vs New Haven Irish and American Oandrtg 1 G.A.A. RESULTS FROM IRELAND «J6 Vote For Martin Curtin Candidate For City Conncil September 14 . . The h'xsh. people ought to be permitted to exercise the Right of National Self-Determination, thus returning the disputed six counties of northeast Ireland to the Irish Republic. . 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