32CSM Scotland: June 2011

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Leggat Claims Repudiated

32CSM Scotland Respond To False Claims

The 32 County Sovereignty Movement Scotland repudiates recent media reports made by journalist and blogger David Leggat as false in which he claims that the 32CSM in Scotland are linked to ' the Real IRA'. Mr Leggat made these claims on his own personal blog after details of a protest in support of the Irish Republican POW's was posted onto the Green Brigade's politics forum.The 32CSM Scotland wish to clarify in direct response to these claims which also appear on loyalist web sites, that this protest is not an “IRA rally” or a march through the streets. His article also claims that SKY Television, who have an advert on the Green Brigades forum, are in turn funding terrorism as they would be paying for said advert on the forum and trying to connect through flase links. This however could not be further from the truth. The 32CSM has no links at all to the IRA and also no links to the Green Brigade. If any member of the Green Brigade or any other member of the public were to attend the protest, which is for the purpose of support, solidarity and raising awareness of the conditions and treatment the Republican POW’s are being subject to in Maghaberry, Portlaoise, France & Lithuania, they would be doing so as and individual. We hope this can clarify the situation.

Restore Political Status Now.
Victory to the POW's.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

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Volunteer Charles Carrigan

Charles Carrigan was born in Glasgow of Irish parents. He came to Dublin a few months before the Rising. He possessed rare mental gifts and managed while working at his trade as a tailor to attend night classes. He became proficient in French and Latin, and also studied Irish. At 16 years of age he was President of the United Irish League in Denny Stirlings. He returned to Glasgow and was much in demand as a lecturer on literary subjects. He severed his connection with the U.I.L. and joined Sinn Fein. He was also an enthusiastic Gaelic Leaguer. About a year before the Rising he returned to Ireland, and came to live in Dublin. He was killed while fighting in Henry Street, on April 28th, which, by a sad coincidence, was his thirty-fourth birthday. He fell beside The O'Rahilly and is buried in the 1916 plot in St Paul's Glasnevin.

On Easter Sunday, March 31^st 1929, in the presence of several thousand people, the Easter memorial was unveiled by Frank Ryan, then O/C Dublin Brigade, I.R.A.. Before the ceremony, the people had marched from the city in procession with six bands to play them on their way.