Month: February 2018

The head of the National Museum of Wales, David Anderson, has said: “I do not wish, ever again, to stand underneath the ‘Britain is Great’ banner. “The words are a lie. “They contributed to the collective delusional madness that is Brexit. “Our tourism

Whats described as a 12 inch projectile has been destroyed by the British military after being found on a beach on the North East of the Isle of Man. Report here from Isle of Man Newspaper: http://www.iomtoday.co.im/article.cfm… It’s unclear what type of round

  The Irish Peace and Neutrality Alliance (PANA) and the People’s Movement organised an excellent conference “The EU – Talking Peace and Preparing for War” on PESCO on Sat 17th Feb. It was held in the historic Oak room in Dublin’s Mansion House

The 60th anniversary of the deployment of Irish UN peacekeepers has been marked by a memorial ceremony earlier this month to soldiers killed in the Niemba Ambush in 1960. Irish peacekeepers were first deployed to Lebanon on 1958 but the first major operation

On Wed. two thirds of the population of Oileán Thóraí (Tory Island ) travelled to Dublin to Dáil Éireann (the Irish parliament) to protest about proposed Government changes to the ferry service to the island. The island is 9 miles of the Donegal

A report in the Irish Post indicates that Ireland is seeking UNESCO World Heritage status for several sites in the country including: The Burren in Clare, The Royal Sites of Ireland: Cashel, Dún Ailinne, Hill of Uisneach, Rathcroghan Complex, and Tara Complex,Clonmacnoise in

Next month marks the fiftieth of the most serious loss of life in an airliner crash in the Irish Sea when the Aer Lingus Viscount Airliner EI712 ‘St Phelim’ plunged into the sea in a still inexplicable tragedy off the Wexford coast. All

News from An Conradh Ceilteach – Irish Branch of the Celtic League: SUPPORT TORY ISLANDERS, 14th FEB the DÁIL, 10.00.a.m – MISNEACH Protect the Community of Oileán Thoraí! For fear of the island being abandoned, the people of Oileán Thoraí have organised a protest

Sadly there are monuments, statues and place names throughout the Celtic lands honouring foreign rulers and colonisers. They pay homage to those who are despised by the indigenous peoples whose lands they helped colonise or those used as symbols of the colonising power.

News from Mannin Branch Celtic League: Report here from Manx Radio on the inaugural statement made by Allen Moore after his acceptance of the Acting Secretary role in the Manx Branch of the Celtic League: “The new Acting Secretary of the Celtic League