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Friday, August 7, 2026

RADIO FREE EIREANN

Posted by Jim on August 24, 2018

RADIO FREE EIREANN will broadcast  this Saturday August 25th on WBAI Radio 99.5FM or WBAI.ORG at 12 noon-1pm New York time or 5pm-6pm in Ireland or anytime after the program on WBAI.ORG – Archives (scroll back to 12 noon Saturday)
  Radio Free Eireann, will ask  MARK THOMPSON of Relatives for Justice about the  “Stop the Legacy Scandal” articles running in the hard-line unionist Belfast Newsletter  and why if  as British crown forces say their killings were justified are they so fearful of facing British courts and inquests.
 We will hear a special recording by comedian Colin Quinn on his first visit to Belfast.
Following the recent anniversary of the RUC murder of John Downes during the 1984 Internment March,we will have a special feature on newly released documents and new first insights on on why the Thatcher government banned co-host Martin Galvin and how they got away with murder..
 We will also have the latest announcements on Irish Festivals and events

Mark Thompson

RFJ's Director Mark Thompson
RFJ’s CEO Mark Thompson

Mark is a founder member and the CEO of Relatives for Justice.

Mark is responsible for the strategic development and management of Relatives for Justice and has overseen the growth of the organisation from a successful and dedicated voluntary campaigning group to the professional human rights, advocacy and support organisation that sets the bar on best practice for victims and survivors of conflict. This is an holistic model of support for families affected by conflict violations, ensuring effective support for redressing human rights abuses partnered by a range of services including therapeutic support.

Mark’s experience in pro-actively holding those responsible to account and in ensuring that the needs and experiences of victims of the conflict are identified and championed makes him one of the most recognisable and respected international figures in the debate on how we Deal with the Past. He has made representations on families’ behalf at US Congress and the United Nations, European Parliament, European Court, as well as to governments in both Britain and Ireland.

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