‘Your minds your strongest weapon, and that’s how we always counteract whatever they do, because they can’t control our minds, they can’t get inside them, and that’s their failure.’ –Mairead Farrell
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‘Your minds your strongest weapon, and that’s how we always counteract whatever they do, because they can’t control our minds, they can’t get inside them, and that’s their failure.’ –Mairead Farrell
VEDOVA DI UNA VITTIMA DI MICHAEL STONE VINCE LA BATTAGLIA PER UNA NUOVA INCHIESTA
VEDOVA DI UNA VITTIMA DI MICHAEL STONE VINCE LA BATTAGLIA PER UNA NUOVA INCHIESTA
La moglie di Thomas McErlean, assassinato da Michael Stone nell’attentato al cimitero di Milltown nel 1988, ha ottenuto l’autorizzazione della High Court per contestare il rifiuto di indagare sulla morte del marito
Thomas McErlean, all’età di 20 anni, fu una delle 3 vittime dell’attentato al cimitero di Milltown, il 16 marzo 1988, in occasione dei funerali dei Gibraltar Three (Daniel McCann, Seá…
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Mairead Farrell ... 1957-1988
This sketch is inspired from a book " Shoot to Kill " written by Scott Graham ( A former SAS soldier ) on his lovestory with her.
Mairéad Farrell was an Irish volunteer of the Provisional Irish Republican Army. She was killed by Special Air Service soldiers during Operation Flavius, a British Army operation to prevent a bombing in Gibraltar.
Remembering Mairead Farrell
While scrolling through some of the suggested Irish republican videos I came across yet another fitting tribute to a brave volunteer who was murdered by the SAS in Gibraltar – Mairead Farrell. Like many of the British atrocities in Ireland, this was murder, only it took place in a different country. The European Court of Human Rights found that all three volunteers killed that day were killed…
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Mairead Farrell, OC of the prisoners in Armagh jail, in her cell during the no-wash protest.
Sad are three homes in Belfast now Old Ireland shares their sorrow Braid Farrell, Sean Savage, and Daniel MacCann They died on the streets of Gibraltar They flew out of Belfast with an ambitious plan To continue the struggle to free Ireland Braid Farrell, Sean Savage and Daniel MacCann And they dies on the streets of Gibraltar Sad are three homes in Belfast now Old Ireland shares their sorrow As they walked in the sun the Brits drew their guns And blood stained the streets of Gibraltar The SAS stood there so proud of their deed Three more freedom fighters lay dead in the street Theyve been given no warning no chance to retreat For three had to die in Gibraltar Sad are three homes in Belfast now Old Ireland shares their sorrow As they walked in the sun the Brits drew their guns And blood stained the streets of Gibraltar