Writings from Prison
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Writings from Prison stands as a testament to courage and the political prisoner’s indomitable struggle for recognition and freedom. Foreword by Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams and Introduction by Nobel Peace Prize winner Sean MacBride.
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I love Bobby Sands’ Writings from Prison. This is another book I cherish. R. I. P. Bobby. We’ll never see your likes again
what an amazing example of the power of the human mind.
R.I.P. Bobby Sands may we never forget what you stood for
I heard there was trouble.
In a far away land. Only a young lad at the time, but to this day only one name stands out in my mind. More of a hero that a solder for me at the time war was not my kind. Listening to everyone talk and watch the tears roll down. There face and then hearing the words he’s in a better place! Bobby Sands RIP
bobby a true hero with the nine other huger strikers
fuair siad bas ar son na heireann
r.i.p bobby sands
my relation
i was only 11 and living in dublin when bobby died , it sent a shockwave through dublin,the likes of which i had never experienced nor have since. a true hero, his legacy will live on for many many generations.
Bobby Sands, a beautiful, brilliant soul in a brutal, ruthless and ignorant world. Your strength, spirit and all encompassing love for justice and humanity can never be equalled. Your accomplishments and the world’s loss of you literally make my heart ache.
Shame on my country for how we have treat our Irish neighbours. My unconditional respect and humility goes out to the many victims of the Irish people’s struggle for over two hundred years. Bobby Sands takes his place in history with Steve Biko. He’s in esteemed company. I share your loss, from a proud Yorkshireman and tainted Englishman.
hi all i was doing a bit of history on the young irelander michael dwyer.and i came accross an old photo of the 1981 hungerstrike protests,and it was the dwyers club from the grosvenor road holding a vigual outside casement park,there was only two members at the banner,as i researched the photo in the dwyers club last week one of the guys in the photo was a man called willie delaney from the leeson street area,as by chance he was in the club hes a 74 year old man now and hes the president of the club,i showed him the photo,and he replied that the 10 men that died were irelands finest and then he blessed himself.i did not know that such a wealth of information could be gathered in such a wee club like the dwyers..jb.