Tag: Albert ‘Ginger’ Baker

• Prime Suspects.

  

  Introduction: Margaret Thatcher, MI5 and the cold-blooded murder of an Irish lawyer. The independent public inquiry into the murder of Patrick Finucane hopes to examine ‘to what extent were his killers encouraged, assisted, protected or directed’ by the British state, at least according to barrister Matthew Hill, its lead counsel. He added that, ‘There is…

  Covert History Ireland

  20 September 2026

  British Army, Hart Inquiry, IRA, Kincora, Kitson, Brigadier Frank, MI5, RUC, UDA

  Albert ‘Ginger’ Baker, IRA, kincora, mi5, RUC, Sir John Stevens, Tommy Lyttle, WebBook, William McGrath

• MI6 smeared John Hume. MI5 and the Gardaí spied on him in Dublin. [WebBook]

  

  A webbook by David Burke. An official portrait of the late Nobel Peace Prize winner John Hume is to be unveiled in Westminster today. A sculpture of him was put on display at the European Parliament in Strasbourg earlier this year. The new portrait by Colin Davidson – which is magnificent – will hang in Portcullis…

  Covert History Ireland

  7 November 2024

  Haughey, Charles, MI5, MI6

  Alan English, Albert ‘Ginger’ Baker, Bill Clinton, Bloody Sunday, Brian Crozier, British-Irish Association, Cardinal Conway, Cover Up, Dame Daphne Park, David Astor, Denis Payne, Ebook, Edward Heath, Edward Short, Garret FitzGerald, Hans Welser, Hugh Mooney, Ian Cameron, IPU, IRD, Jack Lynch, John Hume, John Wyman, joseph de burca, Ken McCallum, Kenneth Littlejohn, Larry Wren, LG, mi5, mi6, Michael Daly, Michael Lillis, Michael McCaul, Richard Moore, Seamus Mallon, Sean Donlon, Sir Anthony O’Reilly, Sir Maurice Oldfield, T. E. Utley, T. G. Baker, Ulster Workers Council, WebBook