Tomás Ó Flatharta

Looking at Things from the Left

A tribute to the outstanding  journalist Ed Moloney, who passed away in New York Aged 77

leave a comment »

https://wp.me/p1iwpM-4NB

Ed was a great friend and will be missed.

Condolences to Joan McKiernan, and all friends, colleagues, and  comrades.

A reminder : Ed Moloney’s work on issues concerning child abuse in the six-county bit of Ireland which remain unsolved :

‘Lost Boys’ Film Adds Fuel To Kincora Fire And One Question: ‘Why Did The BBC Drop This Film?’ – Re- Blogged Posts which originally appeared on Ed Moloney’s site, The Broken Elbow

John Meehan October 20 2025

Written by tomasoflatharta

Oct 20, 2025 at 11:10 am

Posted in BBC, Belfast Project, Bloody Sunday, Derry, January 30 1972, Boston College, British Empire, British Spies in the IRA, British State (aka UK), British State Collusion with Loyalist Murder Gangs, Censorship, Chris Moore, Denis Donaldson, Des Derwin, Double Standards, Ed Moloney, Freddie Scappaticci, Gerry Adams, Healthcare, History of Ireland, Ireland, Irish Republican Army (IRA), Joan McKiernan, Kincora, Media and State Misbehaviour, Media Sources - Reliable Versus Unreliable, MI5, National Health Service (Britain), Pat Finucane, People's Democracy, Police Forces in Ireland, Protecting Sources, Revolutionary History, RUC/PSNI, Sectarianism, Shooting the Messenger, Special Criminal Court, Ireland, Spotlight Programme, Stormont, Lord Carson’s Tomb, Suzanne Breen

Tagged with , , , , , ,

«
»

Leave a comment