
Garret FitzGerald Interview (RTE Guide, April, 2010)
Garret FitzGerald Has Died (RTE)
Garret FitzGerald Has Died Aged 85 (Irish Times)
“Of course, the relationship has not always been straightforward; nor has the record over the centuries been entirely benign.
“It is a sad and regrettable reality that through history our islands have experienced more than their fair share of heartache, turbulence and loss.
“These events have touched us all, many of us personally, and are a painful legacy.We can never forget those who have died or been injured, and their families.
“To all those who have suffered as a consequence of our troubled past I extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy.
“With the benefit of historical hindsight we can all see things which we would wish had been done differently or not at all.”
Time To Forgive Not Forget As Queen Ushers In New Dawn (The Scotsman)
The Queen Reaches Out To ‘Firm Friends’ (UK Independent)
‘What Were Once Hopes For The Future Have Now Come To Pass’ (Irish Times)
Queen’s Visit To ireland: More Arrests Made (BBC)
Literary giant Ulick O’Connor was back on TV last night on Tonight with Vincent Browne.
He’s old as Queen Elizabeth, you know.
And he has her husband’s tact.
Accusing Vincent Browne of “acting the maggot”, Ulick complained that too much time was being given over to the anniversary of the Dublin/Monaghan bombing.
Prompting this from the Justice for the Forgotten this morning:
Surely time to give this man his own show.
Watch here
Pat Fay, son of Patrick Fay, who died in the Dublin/Monaghan bombings, at the monument (in Talbot Street, Dublin 1) to the 33 victims, this afternoon – the 37th anniversary of the bombing.
Cross Party Support For 1974 Bombing Motion (RTE)





At Trinity College this afternoon.
“This is the The only pic I could get of the Irish Army Camp at the Liffey, Chapelizod – before being approached by a big lad with a polite “move along” and a Steyr Aug rifle.
“We were hoping for a bit of a campfire sing-song in fairness. Maybe Wed night?”
Everyone’s jittery