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Thursday, June 12, 2014

forgotten families | Sprit2008's Weblog

forgotten families | Sprit2008's Weblog: 1945 should read”1925″thats the year my dads mother met my dads father, my dad was born on 19th june 1926 baptised 28th june1926.?

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

In search of a long-lost boy | Irish Examiner#.U5b9SvoZhs0.facebook

In search of a long-lost boy | Irish Examiner#.U5b9SvoZhs0.facebook: Tressa’s sense of grievance over what was done to both her and her child without their consent is palpable. Her anger towards the legal system which offered her no sense of justice is also raw and close to the surface. However, despite all this, she has refused to lose hope.?

Monday, June 9, 2014

Daingean: Minister describes steps to uncover abuse in 1960s

Daingean: Minister describes steps to uncover abuse in 1960s: Mr Martin said that the episode demonstrated the need for everything to be out in the open. "I have no doubt that there are many other such incidents in official records and that official neglect and ignorance was commonplace."

The Minister, who was speaking during a debate on child abuse, said that any remaining files relating to the State's industrial and reformatory schools would be made public.?

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: October 2009

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: October 2009: "He expressed concern that there were many people who did not want the truth to come out and who 'will work against the commission to make sure that the truth does not come out'."SECRECY AND CRONYISM ARE THE TWO BIGGEST CANCERS IN IRISH SOCIETY,THEN AND NOW.?

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ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Public Inquiry · Be very afraid



Public Inquiry · Be very afraid: .There is a special club in ireland and the only people allowed join are those who are cuturally incapable of admitting mistakes.(I WOULD LOVE TO GET A LOOK AT THEIR MEMBERSHIP BOOK)it probably comes under the official secrets act?

Public Inquiry · Be very afraid

Public Inquiry · Be very afraid: It seems to me that even going back further in time you will find as you do today that working class children were and are used as prison and institutional fodder.criminal courts vs tribunals?how many former ministers of justice that have gone before the tribunals have been shown to be corrupt?if this society that has turned a blind eye to wrong doing over many many years wants a better society?

Merely human waste to be disposed of - Independent.ie

Merely human waste to be disposed of - Independent.ie: It could do whatever it wanted. When you have a docile citizenry; an obedient political regime; academics who know which backsides to kiss; and a politically appointed judiciary, you can shape a society in your own image.?

Priest: 'We were fairly sure nuns weren't obeying laws' - Independent.ie

Priest: 'We were fairly sure nuns weren't obeying laws' - Independent.ie: "When a person died in St Finbarr's, it was the county home then, they were put into a sack and dumped in a hole up in Carr's hill on the way to Crosshaven. It was happening up to my lifetime."?

Friday, June 6, 2014

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Public Inquiry · Unanswered questions

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Public Inquiry · Unanswered questions: ""You must remember that Susan Denem now supreme court judge once sat on the garda complaints board”A YOUNG PROFOUNDLY DEAF MAN WAS BEATEN TO A PULP WHILE IN GARDA CUSTODY,TO ADD INSULT TO INJURY HE WAS GIVEN HIS RIGHT TO A PHONE CALL"?THE MORAL OF THE STORY "SOCIETY" COULDN'T CARE LESS ONCE IT DOSENT HAPPEN TO THEM OR THEIRS,YOUR ANSWER TO MORAL BREAKDOWN?"

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Dáil Éireann - Volume 145 - 23 April, 1954 - Adjournment Debate. - Punishment of Industrial Schoolboy.

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Dáil Éireann - Volume 145 - 23 April, 1954 - Adjournment Debate. - Punishment of Industrial Schoolboy.: THE GREY HAIRED MEN?

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Goretti Horgan: Changing women's lives in Ireland (Part 1)

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Goretti Horgan: Changing women's lives in Ireland (Part 1): "While the price of sex within marriage was high, the penalty for sex outside marriage was exorbitant. If a working class woman became pregnant outside marriage, she had to leave her home in disgrace and go to one of the Magdalen Laundries or “Good Shepherd” convents. Her parents had no choice but to turn her out. Any parents who tried to stand by their daughters had the priest hammering at the door, telling them it was their Christian duty to turn their back on their child"?

"ENCOURAGECHANGE"paddoconnell8@gmail.com

"ENCOURAGECHANGE"paddoconnell8@gmail.com: History Ireland: Personal Histories is an initiative by History Ireland, which aims to capture the individual histories of Irish people both in Ireland and around the world. It is hoped to build an extensive database reflecting Irish lives, "giving them a chance to be heard", remembered and to add their voice to the historical record.?

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Sprit2008′s Weblog

ENCOURAGECHANGE.: Sprit2008′s Weblog: "Ellen"Connell" junior would have a child out of wedlock on "19th june 1926",father unknown but belived to have worked in either the bus(tram)or rail service(Dewey)is a name i once heard.this boy patrick would grow up and meet and marry teresa hand they would wed on 23th january 1948 in st.nicholas of myra church francis st.the same church he was baptised in on 28th june 1926.they would go on to have five boys and one girl also in the same house 2 marks alley.so this blog is to try and find out more about 2 marks alley and what happened the families this tree is about.i find it very strange that humans who walked this earth at one time can be erased by time.in particular i would like to know what became of the connell family mentioned in the 1911 census.i do know patrick mother Ellen Connell went to london and lived with a Joe Nash,she died and was buried somewhere in london in the early 1960s"?WALK AWAY?

The Legacy of Church-run Mother and Baby Homes in Ireland | Irish America

The Legacy of Church-run Mother and Baby Homes in Ireland | Irish America: For the mothers who raised their children in mother and baby homes without power or choice, O’Brien has found common ground with the calls to expose the horrors of the Magdalene laundries in balance with respect and privacy for women involved. “I think it’s the same issue of justice for women who have been through quite a horrific period where to be pregnant outside marriage in Ireland was such a taboo, and while the Church played its part the community did as well…I don’t think any of us can walk away.”?

History Ireland

History Ireland: Coercive confinement in Ireland puts the spotlight on the wide range of institutions used by independent Ireland to confine ordinary criminals and those who flouted the moral codes of the period, along with children and other vulnerable citizens whose ‘crime’ was poverty or mental instability. O’Sullivan and O’Donnell have set out to take a critical look at the control of deviance in the first half-century after independence, a time when rates of recorded crime were low and Ireland had a small prison population?

Monday, June 2, 2014

Towards a Sociology of Power in Ireland | The Irish Republic

Towards a Sociology of Power in Ireland | The Irish Republic: Sociologists, and sociology departments at our universities, regularly engage in scientific examination so as to produce a sociology of Travellers, or single mothers, or the unemployed, or emigrants/immigrants, or the working class/middle class and so on, because it seems we really need to understand these people and these communities or categories in terms of behaviour, attitudes, structures, origins, education, wealth or the lack of, etc.

Wouldn’t it be very enlightening and very useful if the same sociologists and sociology departments turned their attention to producing a sociology of judges, for instance, or of the wider legal profession? Wouldn’t it be very enlightening and useful to have available a sociology of medical practitioners, a sociology of parliamentarians, a sociology of appointees to State boards and public bodies, a sociology of leading capitalists… you get the drift?