Brian Feeney

3 days ago | msn.com | Brian Feeney

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4 days ago | irishnews.com | Brian Feeney

We learn from Freedom of Information (FOI) answers that the omens for a police service representative of the two main communities here are not good. On present trends the percentage of members from the nationalist community in the PSNI is likely to decline. The two governments need to take action to halt the decline and increase nationalist recruitment. Normally officialdom talks about Catholic recruitment, but that’s a euphemism.

1 week ago | msn.com | Brian Feeney

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1 week ago | irishnews.com | Brian Feeney

Over the past number of years Gerry Adams has been successfully rehabilitating himself and his reputation in various court cases against the British government. Yesterday’s victory is his libel action is the latest vindication. He has successfully shown his internment was illegal because proper procedures weren’t followed in detaining him. It therefore followed that his conviction for escaping from lawful detention fell, because his detention was unlawful.

1 week ago | irishnews.com | Brian Feeney

Tuesday’s decision by the cabinet in Dublin to draft a bill to ban trade with illegally-occupied Palestinian territories is the culmination of years of campaigning by independent Senator Frances Black. Some say it’s seven years campaigning since her original bill was brought to the Seanad in 2018, but of course it’s much longer than that because she had to work to gain enough support to get her bill onto the floor of the Seanad in the first place.