Tag: NIO

• John Imrie.

  

  John L.L. Imrie, formerly of MI5 and the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), died in June of 2017 without a whisper of his passing reaching the ears of the press. Imrie had the unique distinction of being the only British official ever linked to the Kincora Boys’ Home sex abuse scandal by name in the House…

  Covert History Ireland

  28 March 2018

  Intelligence Security and Covert Action, Kincora, MI5

  Andrew Parker, Anglo-Irish Vice Ring, Edward Heath, Greville Janner, Ian Cameron, ian Paisley, john imrie, joseph de burca, Joseph Mains, Judge Anthony Hart, Ken Livingstone, kincora, Liam Clarke, mi5, NIO, peter england, Richard Kerr, RUC, Sir Cyril Smith, Sir Maurice Oldfield, Sir Peter Hayman, Sir Peter Morrison, Sir William Van Straubenzee, William Whitelaw

• Not just Ted Heath: British Establishment paedophilia and its links to Ireland

  

  In the wake of last week’s revelations about the inquiry into former British Prime Minister Ted Heath, Joseph de Búrca looks at a scandal which implicated figures on both sides of the Irish Sea.

  Covert History Ireland

  9 October 2017

  Intelligence Security and Covert Action, Kincora, MI5

  Alexis Jay, Alfred Arnold, Anglo-Irish Vice Ring, Anthony Blunt, Basil Brooke, child abuse, Cover Up, Don Hale, DUP, Edward Heath, Eric Witchell, ian Paisley, John McKeague, John Stalker, joseph de burca, Joseph Mains, Judge Anthony Hart, kincora, Knox Cunningham, LG, LLG, Lord Shackleton, Louis MacNeice, mi5, mi6, Michael Veale, MRF, NIO, Northern Ireland, Operation Clockwork Orange, paedophilia, peter england, Peter Montgomery, Peter Wright, Portora Royal School, Red Hand Commando, Richard Kerr, robin bryans, Royal Family, Sir James Dunnett, Sir Maurice Oldfield, Tim Fortescue, William McGrath, William van Straubenzee, William Whitelaw, Williamson House, YMCA