Month: March 2023

Reacting to the news that Westminster has taken £155.5Million from Wales, on the basis that the Senedd hasn’t spent it yet, Gwern Gwynfil, Chief Executive of YesCymru, the campaign for an Independent Wales said: ‘This is a disgrace. How would you feel if

Manx Radio Is carrying a report that Heysham nuclear plant operator is to extend the service life of its No 1 station on the site: https://www.manxradio.com/…/working-life-of-ageing…/ It’s perfectly in order for an operator such as EDF to express a ‘wish’ to keep operating

NATO- RUSSIA: DRONE DESTRUCTION INCREASES TENSION The downing of a unmanned recce drone by the Russians is likely to increase tensions between Russia and NATO in the Black Sea area, US drones and other manned recce aircraft (RIVET-JOINT) have been monitoring the Ukraine

BBC Spotlight has highlighted the fact that the British The Army and RUC have been covering-up in the deaths of children killed by rubber and plastic bullets during the Troubles. The programme investigators examined declassified material that revealed the Army knew it was

To mark International Women’s Day DCU (Dublin City University) posted an account of the life and  work of Agnes O’Farrelly (Úna Ni Fhaircheallaigh) 1874-1951.  The article would be of interest to many in the Celtic Nations and may be accessed at .https://twitter.com/DCU_SCA/status/1633476364463489024?s=20  

No one can fail to be moved by the stance of Ukraine in resisting Russian aggression or angered by the sight of people, some young children being killed, maimed or having to flee their homes. It’s right the Isle of Man government has

We tend to relate political trials these days to Putin’s Russia but thirty years ago this month there was an intensive political trial in Wales involving three defendants. The accused were said to be members of Meibion Glyndwr although they emphatically denied it.

Twenty years ago this year the Celtic League held a demonstration outside the French Embassy in Dublin. It was a protest about the detention of six Bretons, some of whom had been held – without charge – for four years. The delegation included

Welsh publisher Y Lolfa has is advertising a book on the community at Epynt that was uprooted in World war 2 to make way for a military range. Subsequently at the end of the War the community were not able to return. The

BBC Wales has this feature on the bombing of the dam site at Capel Celyn. One of the bombers Owain Williams says: “Do you sit back at home watching telly, or do you go out in the snow and do something for your