Gerry Adams News, Pictures & Buzz

Gerry Adams: John Hume's role 'bigger than the peace process'  Yahoo News

Gerry Adams recounts his fondest memory of John Hume  The Irish NewsPoliticians from across the political spectrum pay tribute to 'hero and peacemaker' John Hume  iNewsFormer SDLP leader and Nobel laureate John Hume dies  RTE.ieView Full Coverage on Google News

Nobel Peace laureate John Hume dies at 83  Bendigo Advertiser

Obituary: John Hume  BBC News

Malachi O'Doherty: So, Gerry Adams waits 27 years to tell us he doesn't believe consent principle and no one even notices  Belfast Telegraph

Supreme Court's Gerry Adams decision has left the law in an awful mess  The Times

Mary Lou McDonald & Gerry Adams criticised for breaching lockdown to attend funeral of ex-IRA man  Irish Post

BBC must provide more information for Gerry Adams defamation case, judge rules  The Irish Times

Gerry Adams delivers broadside against Republic's new coalition government  The Irish News

Bobby Storey 'one of the bravest people I knew', Gerry Adams says  The Irish News

Gerry Adams remembers "extraordinary" Jean Kennedy Smith  IrishCentral

NIO minister at the time of Gerry Adams’ internment slams the Supreme Court ruling that cleared the Sinn Fein president  Belfast Newsletter

A devastating analysis of the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Gerry Adams case  Belfast Newsletter

Gerry Adams urges Irish Americans to “get active” on a United Ireland  IrishCentral

Gerry Adams court victory 'could open door to more claims'  Belfast Telegraph

Hundreds more legal actions follow Gerry Adams internment judgement in Supreme Court  Belfast Newsletter

The Supreme Court ruling on Gerry Adams was not a surprise  Belfast Newsletter

Gerry Adams: Martin was determined ‘to build a better society’  Derry Journal

Internment of Gerry Adams in 1970s was improperly authorised  The Times

Jim Allister: We should be told why anyone thought that Gerry Adams was deserving of legal aid  Belfast Newsletter

furrybootsru: RT @JuliaHB1: We wouldn’t have needed a peace process if it wasn’t for Gerry Adams https://t.co/pFNhBuer2q

Traceymackenzi1: RT @JuliaHB1: We wouldn’t have needed a peace process if it wasn’t for Gerry Adams

dpjkellett: RT @dsmo%*^ey: Just listened to Gerry Adams %*^ @RTENewsAt%*^e giving an absolute mastercl~ %*^ how you make a tribute to John Hume all about…

kipperfeetN9: RT @Terrythegashead: @BBCNews And a lot of people would be alive today if it wasn't for Gerry Adams.

marianneryan15: Gerry Adams pays tribute to John Hume as a ‘giant in Irish politics’ https://t.co/MiDBVbhEoH

I know he denies being a member, but he's almost always referred to as the de facto leader.

i watch the bbc irish debate last night,i did not catch all of it but i saw bit with old gerry talking on health mental illness specifically...how do you irish feel about gerry standing. i did think this myself i would take it as an insult and tell him bu88er off back to the north.i love way he going on about mental illness and self harmers bit rich from him.i roman catholic should have squat do with it but he thought it important at time i agree with you bobtail but down to irish to scream blue murder about it.Adams has had his day,He so concerned about irish health service and mentally ill he should come have chat to people who lives still in turmoil after all these years.and has he ever paid penny towards irish health service. last i hear it british system he was using.the others on that panel you could see were embarrassed.not that i understand irish political system very complicated

Jean McConville was abducted from her home in December 1972 by twelve IRA members, comprising both men and women, who killed her with a single bullet to the back of the head. McConville's body was buried secretly on a beach in County Louth, approximately 50 miles from her home. The IRA did not admit their involvement until over twenty years later, when they passed information on the whereabouts of the body. After a prolonged search, co-ordinated by the Garda Síochána - during which the search area and time involved was expanded by the Gardaí - the search was abandoned, as no body could be located in the area specified by the IRA. Brendan “darkie” Hughes, a former commander of the IRA in Belfast, has claimed posthumously that Gerry Adams ordered the killing and burial of Jean McConville, the mother-of-10 shot dead by the IRA in 1972. The point is that this guy is still alive, was obviously part of the IRA but will never admit it. Most of the votes he will get will come from IRA supporters, that's why he's running in Louth.