Bobby

[Pól DeBuitléir @PolDeBuitleir]

The future of Belfast respecting the identities of those who live here welcoming those who have come here to live and helping those in need

[Pól DeBuitléir @PolDeBuitleir]

There was always an alternative to the sectarian repressive unionist state - reminding the DUP

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@ThatPrizeGuy Good morning guys

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@JinkyEssex Have to go to that bar when we’re next in Dublin 🍻🇮🇪

[Irish Republican Archives @Irish1867]

A rare photo of Bobby Sands (2nd left) at a protest rally in Belfast, August 1976, Marie Drumm can be seen standing to the right with others.
#Irishrepublican #irishhistory

[Relatives 4 Justice #NeverGivingUp @RelsForJustice]

Springhill Inquest Findings: None of the victims posed a threat.

All were aimed shots.

All represented unreasonable force by the British Army.

Father Noel Fitzpatrick and father of 6 Patrick Butler were killed by the same bullet.

All killings were violations of British Army's own Yellow Card rules.

John Dougal (16yrs): shot by Soldier A while running away and trying to find cover, he may have been armed but Coroner declared that irrelevant.

Father Noel Fitzpatrick: was shot by Soldier A while trying to minister to injured/dead/dying. The British soldier would have seen that he was unarmed.

Patrick Butler: was shot and killed by Soldier A while he was assisting Father Fitzpatrick. The British soldier would have seen he was unarmed.

David McCafferty (14yrs): was killed by Soldier A while trying to retrieve Father Fitzpatrick's body. The British soldier would have seen he was unarmed.

Margaret Gargan (13yrs): was unarmed and posed no threat when killed by Solider E.

Our sincere thoughts and gratitude are with these extraordinary families this evening. They have borne unmerciful hardship and trauma. Their courage in the face of the British state's impunity has been truly inspiring.

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@JinkyEssex @belfastbhoy1961 My Da’s had a Celtic picture from 67 cup final

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@NGABelfast Id be honoured if you did mate ✊

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

Belfast National Graves parade
Remembering our Patriot dead.🇮🇪✊

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@NGABelfast @bakersf71 Thank you as always for looking after our Patriot dead 👏🏻🇮🇪

[National Graves Association Belfast @NGABelfast]

The National Graves Association Belfast extend Easter greetings to the families, friends and comrades of our patriot dead. Fuair siad bás ar son saoirse na hÉireann

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@JinkyEssex Looking forward to seeing you guys back home and also enjoying Dublin for a few pints of plain 🇮🇪

[Bobby @Bobbymc64]

@ThatPrizeGuy Happy Friday guys

[National Graves Association Belfast @NGABelfast]

Today in Belfast City Hall we held our annual Easter Lily launch, marking 100 years since our symbol of rememberance was produced. Go raibh míle maith agaibh to everyone who joined us for the event. Honour Ireland’s patriot dead. Wear your Easter lily with pride.

[National Graves Association Belfast @NGABelfast]

Fian Robert Allsopp, Na Fianna Éireann, Belfast. Murdered by British crown forces on 23/3/1975. Fuair sé bás ar son saoirse na hÉireann

[Pól DeBuitléir @PolDeBuitleir]

Easter Parade by republican prisoners Long Kesh concentration camp early 1970s

[Daniel Lambert @dlLambo]

The memorial to the 1981 hunger strikers in Havana. 🇮�� 🇨🇺

With words in Spanish and Irish including an excerpt from a Fidel Castro speech:

"Let tyrants tremble before men who are capable of dying for their ideals, after 60 days on hunger strike!"

[Fiachra McGuinness @fiachramcg]

Nine years have passed today, but your love and presence remain with us every day.

Loved and missed every single day. ❤️

“My heart lies in the Bogside and with the people of Derry”