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moral duty of every American to ensure that they [the IRA] get
American guns....'
Let me make it clear that we, together with all
other decent and concerned members of the Irish American community,
have a moral responsibility to ensure that this does not happen"
(Irish News, 24 September 1984).
August 1985. In an address to a US Congressional delegation in Dublin
on 9 August, Mr Barry, after praising the efforts of US leaders to
promote peace and reconciliation in Ireland, said "It is regrettable
that we cannot say the same for that tiny minority of NoRAID
reconciliation but only for hatred and destruction. I am certain I
can speak for the overwhelming majority of Nationalists and Unionists
*many are maimed, too many young people are in jail; do us all a
favour and go home" (The Irish Times, 10 August 1985).
American guns....'
Let me make it clear that we, together with all
other decent and concerned members of the Irish American community,
have a moral responsibility to ensure that this does not happen"
(Irish News, 24 September 1984).
August 1985. In an address to a US Congressional delegation in Dublin
on 9 August, Mr Barry, after praising the efforts of US leaders to
promote peace and reconciliation in Ireland, said "It is regrettable
that we cannot say the same for that tiny minority of NoRAID
reconciliation but only for hatred and destruction. I am certain I
can speak for the overwhelming majority of Nationalists and Unionists
*many are maimed, too many young people are in jail; do us all a
favour and go home" (The Irish Times, 10 August 1985).