Radio Free Eireann Broadcasting this Saturday June 17th on WBAI 99.5 FM radio or wbai.org at 12 noon New York time or 5 pm-6pm Irish time or listen any time after the broadcast on wbai.org/archives.
Belfast author, political analyst and former political prisoner Richard O'Rawe will discuss what British Prime Minister Theresa May's anticipated Westminster deal with the DUP as kingmakers will mean for nationalists and the Stormont Assembly as well as preview his upcoming biography of Guildford Four member Gerry Conlon.
Another former political prisoner, Paul McGlinchey will discuss his new book Truth Will Out, detailing the H-Block protest, and a legal battle over Britain's use of cancer causing substances on protesting Republican prisoners.
Go to Radio Free Eireann's web site RFE123.ORG for written transcripts of recent headline making interviews with Derry based journalist Eamon Sweeney on the Westminster Election, Bloody Sunday Campaigner Kate Nash's anger at British troopers being memorialized alongside their victims in the Free Derry Museum, and the latest program information.
John McDonagh and Martin Galvin co- host.
Radio Free Eireann is heard Saturdays at 12 Noon New York time on wbai 99.5 FM and wbai.org.
It can be heard at wbai.org in Ireland from 5pm to 6pm or anytime after the program concludes on wbai.org/archives.
Check our website rfe123.org.
Belfast author, political analyst and former political prisoner Richard O'Rawe will discuss what British Prime Minister Theresa May's anticipated Westminster deal with the DUP as kingmakers will mean for nationalists and the Stormont Assembly as well as preview his upcoming biography of Guildford Four member Gerry Conlon.
Another former political prisoner, Paul McGlinchey will discuss his new book Truth Will Out, detailing the H-Block protest, and a legal battle over Britain's use of cancer causing substances on protesting Republican prisoners.
Go to Radio Free Eireann's web site RFE123.ORG for written transcripts of recent headline making interviews with Derry based journalist Eamon Sweeney on the Westminster Election, Bloody Sunday Campaigner Kate Nash's anger at British troopers being memorialized alongside their victims in the Free Derry Museum, and the latest program information.
John McDonagh and Martin Galvin co- host.
Radio Free Eireann is heard Saturdays at 12 Noon New York time on wbai 99.5 FM and wbai.org.
It can be heard at wbai.org in Ireland from 5pm to 6pm or anytime after the program concludes on wbai.org/archives.
Check our website rfe123.org.
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