Teach Na Failte

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Monday November 25, 2002 14:35

by IRSP

irsp at netwiz dot net

Friends, a chairde: Teach Na Failte is a registered charity, which represents the interests of ex-prisoners who at one time or another were associated with the Republican Socialist Movement. We have established a Memorial Committee with a view to erecting wall plaques in various parts of Belfast in memory of our Anti H-Block activists and their comrades who were killed during the dark days of the Hunger Strike.

Friends, a chairde:

Teach Na Failte is a registered charity, which represents the interests of
ex-prisoners who at one time or another were associated with the Republican
Socialist Movement.

We have established a Memorial Committee with a view to erecting wall
plaques in various parts of Belfast in memory of our Anti H-Block activists
and their comrades who were killed during the dark days of the Hunger
Strike.

This project is an entirely voluntary undertaking by the ex-prisoners
themselves and therefore relies totally on donations from home and abroad.
With the erection of these plaques, we will be repaying a debt to the
lasting memory of the men and women who lost their lives during that heroic
period of republicanism.

Teach Na Failte would be really pleased to hear from anybody who can help
in any way. Anyone who helps with a donation will receive a laminated copy
of a commemoration poster of the hunger strikers themselves. All donations
great or small will be welcome. Cheques should be made payable to:

ULSTER BANK,
1 ANTRIM ROAD,
BELFAST BT15 2BE

Teach Na Failte No 2 Account,
Account No 73030255, Branch Code 98-00-20

Contact Address in Ireland:
Teach Na Failte
Belfast Memorial Committee
392A Falls Road
Belfast BT12 6DH
N. Ireland

International Contact:
Irish Republican Socialist
Committees
2057 15th Street, Suite B
San Francisco, CA 94114
USA
                             irsp@netwiz.net

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Comments (3 of 3)

Do not help.

by No

Mon Nov 25, 2002 15:09

The victims of paramilitary terror would be far more deserving of donations and "wall-plaques" than any ex-prisoners.

"heroic period of republicanism"
...What was heroic about putting a bomb in a pub/town square, murdering innocent civilians, and then running away?

Honour to the brave

by Kantor O'Connell

Mon Nov 25, 2002 17:23

The name of Bobby Sands is honoured wherever freedom is valued. His socialist republican comrades should be honoured and remembered. And the ideas and ideals for which they died are still relevant. It is laughable to see Irish activists protesting U.S. imperialism when that much older imperialsm, British, is firmly ensconced in Ireland. Their activism is merely foolish, faddish, posturing. Compared to the working class struggle of republican socialists these clowns are merely middleclass playactors.

Respect

by Dave

Mon Nov 25, 2002 21:17

Well done comrades, as someone who pounded the pavements at that time I congratulate you. The hunger strikers should never be forgotten. Sadly they have been sold out by the current movement leadership.

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