Author “Justice For My Father”|GE Candidate 24 | Restorative Justice | Advocate on legacy issues of Irish conflict | Health & Safety | Prostate Cancer Awareness
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I recorded an important podcast with the Indo Daily ahead of tomorrow’s State apology in relation to the mishandling of my Dad’s murder investigation:
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Two part podcast that I did this week with the Indo Daily #JusticeForMyFather
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My interview on @morningireland this morning in relation to the State apology around the mishandling of the Garda investigation into my Dad’s murder which An Taoiseach @MichealMartinTD will deliver to the Dail on Wednesday. #JusticeForMyFather rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/eb…
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Austin Stack thanked Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris who he said have shown 'true political leadership' in agreeing to the apology
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My interview on @morningireland this morning in relation to the State apology around the mishandling of the Garda investigation into my Dad’s murder which An Taoiseach @MichealMartinTD will deliver to the Dail on Wednesday. #JusticeForMyFather rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/eb…
I will be on @morningireland at 8.20am to discuss the State apology in relation to the errors & omissions of three separate Garda investigations into my Dad’s murder. I outlined these & other issues in my book “Justice For My Father” @GillHessLtd @eriu_books #Justice
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The family of a prison officer who was murdered by the IRA over 40 years ago is scheduled to receive a formal State apology in the Dáil on Wednesday for failings in the subsequent investigations into his killing
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The State will formally apologise to my family in relation to my Dad’s murder this Wednesday in the Dail. independent.ie/irish-news/my… #JusticeForMyFather @GillHessLtd @eriu_books
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#OnThisDay in 1984 the IRA murdered Brian Stack. Married father, 48. Off duty Irish chief prison officer at Portlaoise, shot & brain damaged/paralysed 25/3/83 on a Dublin St leaving a boxing match. Died #OTD. "As a 14 yr old you`re shaving your father..." irishtimes.com/news/politics…
#OnThisDay in 1984 the IRA murdered Brian Stack. Married father of 3. Off duty chief prison officer at Portlaoise prison severely injured 25/3/83; shot in back of his neck, crossing a Dublin street, leaving a boxing match. Died #OTD
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Massive 🩴incoming. This shower really are the ultimate “run with the hare, chase with the hound” gang. 🙄
Mary Lou McDonald has said Sinn Féin now understands people’s concerns about migration and has “heard that message” from the electorate.
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What SF/IRA fail to realise is that their troll army will never silence us & in fact they make us stronger.
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Well done @AnnTravers6 on the interview on RTE radio, you gave a very personal & clear account on why we must not let the romanticisation of terrorism continue. 👏
I hope @AnnTravers6 speaks to her solicitor about this post. I have reported it.
Austin Stack 🇮🇪🇪🇺 retweeted
Ann Travers: To see the woman convicted of my sister’s murder pictured with President Connolly broke me
🔺 The fetishisation of the Troubles by Kneecap is part of the same normalisation
🔺 Last Thursday, I saw President Catherine Connolly standing smiling beside that woman in a group photograph
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This is revisionist nonsense. Anderson was radicalised as a young person & got rid of her unborn child so she could plot a bombing campaign on British sea sides where hundreds of tourists could have been murdered. Creating a hero out of her radicalises the next generation.
"Martina Anderson isn’t the first politician to have an abortion in Ireland, and she won’t have been the last either, but she is one of a few who decided to talk about it.
"War in this place infected every single facet of people’s lives and bodies. Decisions were made because of it. These stories must be brought into the light to be reckoned with. To look at everything that was done here with clear eyes."
Read Aoife Moore: tinyurl.com/39wxs4wk
