Ireland and the Fourth International

Papers, journals and pamphlets of the Fourth International's supporters in Ireland, 1969–1996

Bad News

In Socialist Republic: Vol. 6 no. 4, July 1983 · scan page 8 · about 260 words

Prisoners and the hunger strikes

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Dick had proved so success= He was appThey must build support A ‘new Wave’ rock single that’s political and about Ireland sounds pretty grim. We automatically expect a bunch of the record also includes Those who stay to listen aré in for a surprise. Not only does the record have a teal political message -the H Blocks, prisons, the ‘public relations * face of Aten wm Gala te the RUC and the censorshig of the British press - but it is produced with real technical virtuosity and artistic merit and at only dedicated lefties strumming —_80p is well worth a buy! something different then a guitar. If we find that you should buy this record.

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block cuts across the conclusion of the track ‘What you find in any prison’, that all prisoners are political. And the ‘H Block’ tracks’ suggestion that The records are on sale as_part of a fund-raising drive by Just Books for their ‘Prisoners Book Fund' Pe ee eee a ee ee el ee er A ae '‘H Block ... Thatcher... Benn... H Block ..... They're all the bloody same’ is clearly nonsense. Still, if you want to hear Horizon Books, Avoca Park Andersonstown, Belfast 12 Plough Books, 3 Belvedere Place, Dublin.

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