Ógra Shinn Féin Ard Mhacha

12/11/2021

Show your support for the Cunningham family this Saturday 13 November at 12.45pm.
Assemble at Irish Street corner Armagh.

Alternatively if unable to make it you can take a photo while holding a sign ‘His name was John Pat Cunningham’ and post to social media with .

Tag your location & Pat Finucane Centre (so the family will see it) & & Ministry of Defence

24/09/2021

09/07/2021

WHITE LINE PICKET - SATURDAY 10th JULY at 12pm - Irish Street Corner, Armagh City

Following rising anger among victims and survivors, the families of the 'Time for Truth' Campaign will hold a series of white-line picket protests across the north of Ireland on Saturday 10th July against the British Government's proposed Legacy Bill. The families fear Britain wants to legislate to bury its war crimes and protect British state killers.

Join the Armagh picket tomorrow (Saturday) from 12pm - 12.30pm. Assemble at Irish Street corner, Armagh city at 11.50am.

05/05/2021

At 1.17am, after 66 Days on Hunger Strike, Bobby Sands MP died 40 years ago on May 5th 1981.
He continues to inspire all republicans, and millions around the globe.
“Our revenge will be the laughter of our children.” Rest in peace Bobby, ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

01/04/2021

Due to the ongoing health pandemic we aren't able to assemble at the annual Easter commemoration in Armagh on Easter. Armagh Commemoration Committee have however produced an online tribute which will be shown on their page Easter Monday at 2pm. Join us then as we commemorate the 105th anniversary of the Easter Rising and pay tribute to Armagh's patriot dead.

22/03/2021

March 22nd 1981.

Armagh’s own Óglach Raymond McCreesh and Óglach Patsy O'Hara join their comrades Bobby Sands and Francis Hughes on Hunger Strike.

01/03/2021

On this day 40 years ago, Bobby Sands commenced his hunger strike.

We remember Bobby and all the hunger strikers with tremendous pride.

“I am standing on the threshold of another trembling world. May God have mercy on my soul.” - Bobby Sands diary entry, 1st of March 1981