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The Celtic League has reiterated its concerns, first voiced in 2008, over the use of military forces to assist the police. In August/September 2008 units of the Irish Naval Service were deployed to Broadhaven Bay Co Mayo were protests against a proposed gas

Manx Nationalists have been urged to embrace and celebrate their political and cultural past by remembering those who have devoted their lives over the years to the cause of Manx Freedom. Speaking at the annual Illiam Dhone ceremony on 2nd of January Bernard

Most people who are concerned about fossil fuel dependency and the potential pitfalls of climate change will have greeted the news that the United Kingdom is to massively expand its off-shore wind generation capacity. A series of massive sea zones off eastern Scotland,

Nearly €10 million has been expended in just three years protecting US troops who have transited Shannon Airport on their way to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Irish Department of Justice figures say the cost of providing garda security at the airport

The Celtic League have written to the European Aviation Safety Agency asking if it is going to carry out an investigation into the incident in which Slovak police placed explosives on a Dublin bound flight a week ago. Mystery surrounds the so-called security

The Celtic League has asked the Northern Ireland Prisons Minister Paul Goggins what steps he is taking to end overcrowding at Maghaberry Prison. Conditions at the prison were the subject of a recent report by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture

Cornwall’s only bilingual Cornish/English preschool will be launched this Saturday (9th January) by the General Secretary (GS) of the Celtic League. The preschool has been set up with the support of the Cornish Language Partnership and Cornwall College, with advice from a number

The National Trust (NT) in Cornwall has sent a disappointing response to enquiries from the Kernow Branch requesting that the Cornish language be used on their signage, as it is in Wales. The NT argues in its letter to branch secretary, Michael Chappell,

CELTIC LEAGUE PRESS INFORMATION COURT RULING ALSO EXPOSES FLAW IN MANX LEGISLATION The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that stop and search powers granted to police under the UK Terrorism Act 2000 do not contain adequate safeguards and are unlawful. The

Read the fantastic report encouraging voters in Kernow to vote for Mebyon Kernow. Western Morning News