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THE AMERICAN IRISH NEWSLETTER the Newsletter of the Action Irish Sacred Heart University DigitalCommons@SHU American Irish Newsletter The rI ish American Community Collections 3-1988 American Irish Newsletter - February - March 1988 American Ireland Education Foundation - PEC Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/irish_ainews Part of the European Languages and Societies Commons, Other American Studies Commons, and the Political Science Commons Recommended Citation American Ireland Education Foundation - PEC, "American Irish Newsletter - February - March 1988" (1988). American Irish Newsletter. Paper 148. http://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/irish_ainews/148 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the The rI ish American Community Collections at DigitalCommons@SHU. It has been accepted for inclusion in American Irish Newsletter by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@SHU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE AMERICAN IRISH NEWSLETTER The Newsletter of the Action Irish Vol. 13, No. 1 FEBRUARY/MARCH, 1988 U.S. Congress Be Aware Attention News Media ... that Senator Frank Lautenberg funds. “I am deeply disappointed,” he said, A leading Northern Ireland advocate months, will be testifying before (D-NJ) recently visited Northern Ireland “that the allocation of funds from the Inter­ of the MacBride Principles will be tour­ legislative bodies in several states and and the Republic of Ireland to investigate national Fund has not taken cognizance of ing the United States until February 16, participating in public forums. For inter­ the use of $120 million US aid voted by enormous areas of socio-economic blight 1988. Mr. Oliver Kearney, executive views with Mr. Kearney please contact Congress to the International Fund for and unemployment. Some of the funds secretary of the Northern Ireland Fair John Finucane (914) 947-2726 (9:30 AM Ireland after the signing of the Anglo-Irish allocated seem to be a cosmetic exercise.” Employment Trust, on his third tour in 10 - 1:30 PM EST). Agreement. According to the Star Ledger, Dr. Joe Hendron of the SDLP has com­ Senator Lautenberg was shocked by the plained that money given to poor areas I treatment afforded Catholics. He stated, “pales into insignificance compared to the ‘The Catholic community gets the short end 50 million placed in the coffers of the Fund Oliver Kearney to Speak In The Brdnx of the stick in almost all cases. They ...” Instead, money is being distributed to desperately need help.” Lautenberg, an eye­ areas like Antrim which have a relatively high MacBride Principles Campaign Meeting witness, now supports the MacBride Prin­ rate of employment and to the lucrative ciples, according to the Ledger. tourist trade which already is heavily sub­ In honor of the late Sean MacBride, the ing promptly at 8 pm. The meeting which is Concern over possible misuse of the Fund , sidized by government funds. A Councillor American Irish Political Education Commit­ open to the public, will be held at Manhat­ monies is now widespread. Complaints have in the Republic has asked that some of the tee, will kick-off a major educational tan College (Bronx, N.Y.), Room #100 in the been voiced by the Prime Minister of the Irish money be allocated to his area because, “he campaign to promote the Principles on a Hayden Science Building. Oliver Kearney, Republic. Deep dissatisfaction stemmed understood that already some golf clubs had national level. We have joined with the Fair executive secretary of the Trust, will be the from the fact that money is being directed benefited from the Fund in the north of Employment Trust in declaring 1988, “The guest speaker. We urge all to attend this most away from poor areas and into areas and Ireland.” Year Of The MacBride Principles”. A meeting important function. For further information projects already well provided for. This Self-help groups in industrially to commence this enormous grassroots call (212) 365-0213 or (914) 947-2726. means, from the point of view of the Dublin impoverished West Belfast, have invited effort, will take place on February 15, start­ and London governments, that the money European and American as well as British will not strengthen the Anglo-Irish Agree­ government representatives to visit the area ment by recreating industry and reducing to reveal how money from the Fund is being poverty in the most deprived areas of spent. One representative has compared Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is the this allocation of money to “that made to the Don’t Blame The People second most impoverished area of the Third World much of which ends up in private by Rev. Des Wilson — PEC Belfast correspondent, the director of Conway Mills European Community. pockets.” Another describes the allocation Dr. Cahal Daly, Catholic Bishop of the of money, especially from the United States, “If you start up a self-help enterprise in reason that need be given for such destruc­ most heavily populated area in the north has as “a major scandal in which some Irish West Belfast the government will not help tiveness is that it is in the interests of national complained about the unjust allocation of politicians are deeply involved.” you, it woni direct industry towards you, it security. Very few people, and certainly not the wiii push job-makers away from you, you wiii “respectable” supporters of the British govern­ get nothing on loan and nothing to help ment, ask why Britain’s excuse for destroying Bride. As we mourn his passing and in final capitalize whatever work you are trying to what poor people do to better themselves, is NEWS BITS tribute to Ireland’s greatest statesman of the create, even if the unempioyment level remarkably like the excuse given by military dic­ 20th century, we proclaim 1988 ‘The Year of should rise above 80% - and in the end, if tators elsewhere — national security. by Kathy Regan the MacBride Principles.” The PEC has you should happen to survive, they wiii send In West Belfast alone the British government Sean MacBride, patron of the MacBride called upon all concerned Americans to in the troops.” has caused or presided over the destruction Principles, passed away on January 15, rededicate themselves to the success of the This was the advice we got from our lawyer or attempted destruction of more than thirty 1988. Ireland’s greatest statesman, he was MacBride Principles campaign ... State­ when we asked his guidance before opening self-help enterprises. In other impoverished the recipient of many awards including the ment by the Northern Ireland Fair Employ­ yet another self-help program in West Belfast. areas the story has been the same. Not only Nobel Peace Prize.-As a life-long advocate ment Trust, January-15,. 1988 . , . -We are. ■)«4'his time-iLwaS-a-gODd'Orie, a stylish one. is government development refused, the of justice he was co-founder of Amnesty deeply saddened by the death of our Ninety thousand square feet of industrial space citizens own work is destroyed. International. The following message of con­ esteemed and honored patron Mr. Sean lying vacant, and we would build up a network A number of these projects were created in dolence was transmitted to the MacBride MacBride. Just a few days before his final of small enterprises, we would have theater, order to give opportunities to unemployed residence in Ireland by the American Irish illness Mr. MacBride presided personally at lecture rooms, day care centers, leisure people to make their own work. In many cases Political Education Committee (PEC): “We a private meeting with members of the Trust’s facilities, management courses for people set­ they were designed also to bring together are deeply saddened by the death of our ting up small businesses, all on one site. The people of different religious backgrounds esteemed and honored friend Dr. Sean Mac­ (Continued on Page 2) site was the old linen mill and the ownership and poiiticai opinions. They were allowed to was to be vested in the local community. do neither; after a brief period of independence Within two years we were impoverished, and invention they bowed under vicious attack. insulted, accused of fraud, labelled para­ This kind of attack did not come only from the militaries and cheats in danger of someone British government directly. It also came from The New Irish blowing up the whole place. the left-wing Workers’ Party, the right of center The British government’s brand of Social Democratic Labor Party (SDLP), the by Pete Foley, PEC liason to Irish Immigration Reform Movement democracy has a nasty way of making sure that conservative newspaper the IRISH TIMES, some extreme loyalist groups, and the Northern In the 1840’s, tens of thousands of Irish hours a week for $65. She was helped out no industrialization will take place in areas emigrated to America to escape starvation where people vote against the government or Ireland Civil Service. Some of whose recently of her predicament by another Irish immi­ promoted Catholic members vied with their and poverty. They came for the economic grant girl who worked for the same family. against its policies. opportunities denied them in their own land. The lawyer was right. They did nearly Protestant colleagues to put self-help schemes In America most immigrants found more In the past many Irish became citizens by everything he predicted. They have not yet sent in Catholic areas out of business. poverty, discrimination, and exploitation. “No serving with the US Armed Forces. They in the troops to occupy the premise and keep That so many of the initiaties survived or rose Irish Need Apply" signs were found in many took the oath of citizenship in boot camp. us without jobs or the education to go with again in another form is due to the resilience places.
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