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SALLINS TRAIN ROBBERY FRAME-UP CASE FOR FÉILE

SALLINS CASE FRAME -UP                   for BELFAST FESTIVAL

The inside story of Ireland’s Birmingham Six/ Guilford Four case-  Ireland’s longest running criminal case. 

Miriam O'Callaghan, Irish television and radio presenter with RTÉ, will compere the event. Féile an Phobail is Ireland’s Biggest Community Arts Festival. Féile provides a programme of inclusive arts, cultural and community-based activities throughout the year, with its flagship festival, the August Féile being the highlight of Ireland’s festival calendar. It welcomes over 120,000 visitors with 500+ events. 
AUG 4th                    3:00 pm  St. Mary’s University College, Falls Road

 

 

     OUT OF           THE            TUNNEL 

      A 50-YEAR                     BATTLE                    FOR JUSTICE           

AMACH ÓN TOLLÁN

50 BLIAIN AG LORG CEART AGUS CÓIR 

Garda Heavy Gang members arrest Osgur Breatnach after seven consequtive detentions.

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OUT OF THE TUNNEL: A 50-YEAR BATTLE FOR JUSTICE

ST MARY’S UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, FALLS ROAD

Tortured and framed by Gardaí and jailed for nearly three years over the Sallins Train Robbery, journalist and screenwriter Osgur Breatnach has spent a half-century fighting to clear his name and expose a secret state policy of torture and cover-ups. He talks to Miriam O’Callaghan about his life: his human rights work, torture by the Heavy Gang, MI6, a sleeping judge, jailtime, and his fight for truth and justice.

Free event. No booking required.

Organised by Féile an Phobail Debates and Discussions Committee

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