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Welcome To Galway 32CSM
Liam Mellows Cumann
32 County Sovereignty Movement was founded at a meeting of like-minded Republican activists in FingalCounty Dublin on Sunday, December 7th 1997. Most of those present were members of Sinn Fein who were finding themselves increasingly marginalised due to their open concerns at the direction which the party was being led following revelations of Britain's latest proposals for "peace" in Ireland. Talks to tackle the key issue of Irish Sovereignty. Indeed it was felt that the peace talks, based on the Mitchell and joint framework documents which guarantee a Unionist veto, will ensure an internal Six-county settlement and prohibit the probability of an end to partition. Many of those present had been ‘advised’ to keep quiet about their concerns and others were simply expelled from SF with no real explanation. . . . If interested in joining the 32 County Sovereignty movement, email either joinus@32csm.info or 32csmgaillimh@gmail.com
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- The ballad of Shell and Rossport
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