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	IRSP — On London Bombings! - Indymedia Ireland
		Dominic McGlinchey, believed to be chief of staff of the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA), admitted that his organisation had been involved in the Darkley killings on 20 November 1983.
		Frank Hughes, Dominic McGlinchey and Ian Milne were the only IRA members in the current conflict to have wanted posters issued and posted of them by the British forces such was their frustration with their successes.
		McGlinchey was highly ranked among this unit who even used Lough Neagh in order to conduct operations by boat against the British and RUC operating many miles from their home base.
	www.indymedia.ie /article/70891?comment_order=asc (3215 words)

	Ireland's OWN: History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dominic McGlinchey was born in 1954 into a Co. Derry family with a strong Republican background.
		McGlinchey was arrested by the Irish police in 1977 and charged with hijacking a police vehicle, threatening a police officer with a gun, and resisting arrest.
		McGlinchey was arrested on St. Patrick's Day, 1984, in Co. Clare, and was extradited to Northern Ireland the same night.
	www.irelandsown.net /mcglinchey.html (420 words)

	Dominic McGlinchey at AllExperts
		Dominic McGlinchey was born in 1954 into a County Londonderry ("Derry" to Republicans) family with a strong Irish Republican background.
		McGlinchey was arrested by the GardaÃ in 1977 and charged with hijacking a police vehicle, threatening a police officer with a gun, and resisting arrest.
		McGlinchey was arrested on St. Patrick's Day, 1984, at Ralahine, Newmarket-on-Fergus in Co. Clare, and was extradited to Northern Ireland the same night.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/do/dominic_mcglinchey.htm (583 words)

	Belfast Court Orders Fugitive Extradited to Dublin for Trial - New York Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		McGlinchey, once the most wanted man in both parts of Ireland, was released earlier today after a successful appeal against a murder conviction.
		McGlinchey, 31 years old, faces charges in Dublin connected with a gun battle with the police when he was arrested in the south last year.
		McGlinchey, a former member of the Irish Republican Army and a leader of the Irish National Liberation Army, had been on the run since jumping bail in Dublin in 1982.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=990DE0DD1139F931A25753C1A963948260&sec=&pagewanted=print (184 words)

	Dominic McGlinchey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McGlinchey was born in a County Londonderry family with a strong Irish Republican background.
		McGlinchey was arrested by the Gardaí in 1977 and charged with hijacking a police vehicle, threatening a police officer with a gun, and resisting arrest.
		McGlinchey was not allowed to attend her funeral as he was imprisoned in the Irish Republic on a weapons charge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dominic_McGlinchey (625 words)

	Irish Emigrant - News and jobs for the global Irish community
		Mrs McGlinchey was the wife of the former INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey who is now in jail.
		Dominic McGlinchey was not allowed out for the funeral.
		McGlinchey issued a statement from prison stating that his wife was not a member of any paramilitary group or political party.
	www.emigrant.ie /firstissue.htm (1434 words)

	Why meeting was cancelled -- Stormont Watch
		Dominic McGlinchey, a son of the former INLA leader of the same name, says his decision to speak out was prompted after several days of “reckless and dangerous” media speculation on the event in Toome, Co. Antrim, which was to include “a broad section of republican opinion”.
		McGlinchey from Co. Derry said the event was “hijacked by people who had no input whatsoever into organising it”.
		> >Dominic McGlinchey, a son of the former INLA leader of >the same name, says his decision to speak out was >prompted after several days of “reckless and >dangerous” media speculation on the event in Toome, >Co. Antrim, which was to include “a broad section of >republican opinion”.
	www.voy.com /70381/2325.html (972 words)

	::: u.tv ::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The son of the former notorious paramilitary leader Dominic McGlinchey faces explosives charges relating to the device discovered in July this year in Bellaghy, County Londonderry.
		McGlinchey was granted bail during yesterday`s hearing in Belfast High Court and is due to appear again before court at a later date.
		McGlinchey`s barrister, Joe Brolly, said the case was "perilously weak" and ought not to come before a jury.
	www.u.tv /newsroom/indepth.asp?id=77916&pt=n (425 words)

	CD Baby: DOMINIC MCNABB: Traditional Fiddle Music from the Glens of Antrim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dominic's father Alex played fiddle and bagpipes and when the lad was 10 he was sent to learn fiddle from Barry Limerick, a train driver on the old Ballymoney-Ballycastle line.
		When Dominic was about 47, the Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann started holding music sessions in the area and those who had played music before were encouraged to take it up again and keep at it.
		Over the years Dominic has appeared on various radio and TV programmes from Ballycastle, including UTV's 'Ronan on the Road' and BBC's 'Corner House' as well as playing regularly on the "gig rig" for the Fleadhs and the Lammas Fair.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/mcnabb?cdbaby=ea011f2b68a2af534e38c29eca58445a (522 words)

	Daily Ireland reports an RUC extradition plot to swap Seamus Ludlow's suspected killer for Dominic McGlinchey, who was ...
		McGlinchey was in jail in the Republic at the time on highjacking charges.
		The McGlinchey family have never been informed of the extradition swap deal involving their relative and the loyalist suspected of murdering Mr Ludlow.
		Paul McGlinchey, Dominic's brother, said the gardai were determined to hand Dominic McGlinchey to the RUC.
	www.seamusludlow.com /daily_ireland051105.htm (836 words)

	::: u.tv ::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The son of the former notorious paramilitary leader Dominic McGlinchey faces explosives charges relating to the device discovered in July this year in Bellaghy, County Londonderry.
		McGlinchey was granted bail during yesterday`s hearing in Belfast High Court and is due to appear again before court at a later date.
		McGlinchey`s barrister, Joe Brolly, said the case was "perilously weak" and ought not to come before a jury.
	www.utvinternet.com /newsroom/indepth.asp?id=77916&pt=n (417 words)

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		Debates over the nature of this conflict have been wide-ranging, but the dominant view, one which is reflected in the mass media, is that the conflict is "criminal" rather than "political" in nature.
		But while this view is dominant, it is not ubiquitous, being held neither by those who challenge the foundations of the Northern Ireland state (Adams 1989, 1986), nor by those communities which are tolerant if not supportive of those labeled as "terrorists" (Bishop and Mallie 1987; Burton 1979, 1978, 1976; Coogan 1987; Kelley 1988).
		The dominant media image of the conflict, one that emerged with the advent of the criminalization policy, is devoid of explanation and historical context and focuses on the human interest aspects of the viol- ence (Curtis 1984; Elliott 1977).
	www.soci.niu.edu /theses/aogan (19752 words)

	ireland.com - Breaking News - Wed, Nov 15, 2006 - Court hears of Real IRA bomb plot
		The son of the former paramilitary leader Dominic McGlinchey faces explosives charges relating to the device discovered in July this year in Bellaghy, County Derry.
		Mr McGlinchey was granted bail during today's hearing in Belfast High Court today and is due to appear again before court at a later date.
		Mr McGlinchey's barrister, Joe Brolly, said the case was "perilously weak" and ought not to come before a jury.
	www.ireland.com /newspaper/breaking/2006/1115/breaking57.htm (371 words)

	Archives '03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Scorers : Jonathan McLaughlin 0-6, Kevin Curran 0-4, Simon McGlinchey 1-0, Marcus Curran 0-2, Adrian McLaughlin 0-1 and Dominic McGlinchey 0-1.
		Scorers - Jonathan McLaughlin 0-4,Kevin Curran 0-3, Marcus Curran 0-1 and Simon McGlinchey 0-1.
		Dominic McGlinchey is asking for a much improved turnout for the U-16's in the coming weeks.
	www.robertemmets.ulstergaa.com /newsarchives03.htm (9187 words)

	SAOIRSE32 :: Republican event ‘hijacked’ :: August :: 2006
		Speaking to Daily Ireland yesterday, 29-year-old Mr McGlinchey from Co Derry, said the event was “hijacked by people who had no input whatsoever into organising it”.
		A former member of Sinn Féin, Mr McGlinchey says he is not aware of any split within the ranks of that party in south Derry.
		Despite claims to the contrary, Mr McGlinchey insists no political or paramilitary organisation was invited to the cancelled meeting.
	saoirse32.blogsome.com /2006/08/30/p9407 (517 words)

	© The Ulster Herald - News Stories
		Members of the staunchly Republican family, the McGlincheys of South Derry, are set to challenge their previous comrades in West Tyrone and Mid-Ulster.
		McGlinchey is a former blanket man and brother of the murdered INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey.
		The son of the former INLA chief-of -staff, Dominic McGlinchey emphasised that if he were to throw his cap in the ring come election time, "it would not be just to stop Sinn Féin getting a seat."
	www.nwipp-newspapers.com /UH/free/288029435948980.php (689 words)

	Shane MacGowan: Interview from The Irish World 1997
		One track, Paddy Public Enemy Number One, is a tribute to the dead Republican leader Mad Dog Dominic McGlinchey, one-time leader of the INLA and a former IRA gunman and once the most wanted terrorist in Ireland.
		Diehard McGlinchey has been famed in song before - rebel band The Irish Brigade penned Hands Up Trousers Down, a song about his exploits whilst on the run, when he made a habit of holding up Garda patrols and relieving them of their uniforms.
		McGlinchey was killed during a bloody Republican feud four years ago.
	www.shanemacgowan.com /articles/irishworld.shtml (1515 words)

	Irish National Liberation Army - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The weapon used came from an INLA arms dump, but Tim Pat Coogan claims in his book The IRA that the weapon had been given to the INLA member to assassinate a known loyalist and the attack on the church was not sanctioned.
		The INLA's then chief of staff, Dominic McGlinchey, came out of hiding to condemn the attack.
		In the 1980s the INLA all but collapsed due to splits and criminality within its own ranks, as well as the conviction of many of its members under the British supergrass scheme.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/INLA (1469 words)

	Ireland's OWN: History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		While at St Dominic's College on the Falls Road, she worked on a voluntary basis for Gerry Fitt, who was representing the Republican Labour Party.
		She represented Irish National Liberation Army chief of staff Dominic McGlinchey in an appeal against a murder conviction, becoming a firm friend.
		She is still close to Declan and Dominic Jr, the two orphaned sons of Dominic and Mary McGlinchey.
	irelandsown.net /drinan.html (1465 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Northern Ireland \| Ex-INLA man's son on bomb charges
		Declan McGlinchey, 30, of Gulladuff Road in Bellaghy, denies possessing an explosive device and making explosives with intent to endanger life.
		During cross-examination, a detective confirmed to a defence solicitor that Mr McGlinchey had made a statement denying the allegations.
		Dominic McGlinchey was murdered in an INLA feud in Drogheda 14 years ago.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/6089598.stm (302 words)

	UlsterShopper.Net - Northern Irelands On-Line Shopping Resource (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The son of a former INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey, has today been remanded in custody in connection with the discovery of explosives in County Londonderry in July.
		Declan McGlinchey, 30, Gulladuff Road in Bellaghy, appeared in Londonderry Magistrates Court this morning charged with possessing an explosive device and making explosives with intent to endanger life.
		Mr McGlinchey was remanded in custody and will appear in court via video-link on November 14.
	www.ulstershopper.co.uk /industrynews.asp?id=56347 (210 words)

	Newsmedianews \| Death threat solicitor walks down Rosemary's solitary path
		While at St. Dominic's, she became involved in the Republican Labour party and worked voluntarily for Gerry Fitt at Stormont.
		We overturned the conviction and from that sprang Belfast Women's Aid and the Rape Crisis Centre." Her friendship with Dominic McGlinchey grew after she represented him in an appeal against a murder conviction.
		She never married and, being childless, the two McGlinchey boys are close to her heart.
	www.newsmedianews.com /drinan.htm (1597 words)

	IRSP Greetings to IRSC
		Dominic McGlinchey, being the true revolutionary he is, posed the biggest threat to all the forces ranged against us.
		O'Rossa was hated, feared and maligned by his British oppressors and a massive propaganda campaign was mounted against him in an attempt to alienate him from the mass of the Irish people.
		The fact that Dominic remained free for so long, in a succession of safe houses outside the republican socialist movement, served to prove that the heart of Ireland is still alive and that the people recognised Dominic for what he was and is, namely, a champion of Irish working class rights.
	www.irsm.org /statements/irsp/archive/840323.html (1334 words)

	SAOIRSE32 :: Provos move to smash dissent :: December :: 2006
		The son of murdered INLA chief-of-staff, Dominic McGlinchey, has been told by police that he is under threat from republican paramilitaries.
		Republican sources told the Sunday Tribune that the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) visited Dominic og McGlinchey in south Derry and told him of the threat last week.
		McGlinchey was, until recently, a strong Sinn Féin supporter.
	saoirse32.blogsome.com /2006/12/03/provos-move-to-smash-dissent (572 words)

	Slugger O'Toole
		Already, members of the staunchly Republican McGlincheys of South Derry, are set to challenge former comrades in Tyrone and Mid-Ulster.
		Earlier this week Paul McGlinchey stated that he wouldn’t support the PSNI because it would mean administering British Laws made by a British Parliament in Ireland and that he wouldonly support an all Ireland police force.
		It would therefore be untruthful of Paul McGlinchey to take a seat and state he would be party to administering the law as it will take years to change them, even after repartition.
	sluggerotoole.com /index.php/weblog/comments/standing-against-sinn-fein (3506 words)

	wan homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The son of one of the North's most notorious republican leaders has had his bid for freedom postponed.
		Declan McGlinchey denies charges relating to the discovery of a bomb in Bellaghy, Co Derry, in July.
		The 30-year-old son of former INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey is in prison while prosecutors process his case.
	www.unison.ie /wan/news.php?ca=9&si=101284&breakingnews=1 (113 words)

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