Tag: Sir John Rennie

• Mooney (Webbook)

  

  Hugh Mooney, a graduate of Trinity College Dublin, worked at The Irish Times before becoming the UK’s foremost black propagandist in the early 1970s. Among his many successes, he distorted the truth about what happened on Bloody Sunday, the bombing of McGurk’s bar and circulated smears about John Hume. The Bloody Sunday and John Hume…

  Covert History Ireland

  13 December 2025

  FitzGerald, Garret, Hart Inquiry, Haughey, Charles, IRA, Irish Times, MI5, MI6

  Bloody Sunday, Hugh Mooney, ian Paisley, IRA, IRD, Irish Times, John Peck, kincora, mi5, mi6, Sir Howard Smith, Sir John Rennie, WebBook

• Prodigal Prince.

  

    Introduction. King Charles III has recieved briefings from two British Secret Service (MI6) chiefs, Sir Richard Moore and Blaize Metriwell, thus far into his reign. Prince William has been courted by the intelligence community, notably making a high-profile visit to the HQ of GCHQ, where British cyber espionage takes place. Queen Elizabeth II received…

  Covert History Ireland

  14 September 2022

  Haughey, Charles, MI6, Mountbatten, Louis

  Charles Haughey, fianna fail, GCHQ, King Charles, Louis Mountbatten, mi5, mi6, Queen Elizabeth II, Sir Arthur Franks, Sir John Rennie