THE IRISH OBSERVER: Irish Times paid for Fake News

Tuesday, May 18, 2021

Irish Times paid for Fake News

Sinn Fein/Provisional IRA members were behind dozens of bomb and other attacks post-GFA that they claimed were being directed by Loyalists or British Dirty Tricks.

In 1994, Garda Special Branch Officer, Liam Donnelly was notified by me, that certain Loyalists were entering Monaghan with two Catholic sisters from Monaghan Town. The issue of Loyalists entering Monaghan Town with the two women came to light in a suicide note in 1994, which was found by me and handed to Gardai by me. At one point the two sisters and the Loyalists were followed from Caledon in County Tyrone to Monaghan Town by me following a tip-off.

In 1994 the UVF planted a bomb in Dublin and shot dead Doc Doherty. In 1997 the UVF planted a bomb at the Sinn Fein Office in Monaghan Town targeting Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin. These two bombs were the work of the UVF, however, how did Sinn Fein/PIRA know about the bomb in Monaghan before it was discovered.

Sinn Fein member and Proxy Journalist, Patrick ‘Paddy’ Tierney had issued a press release about the UVF bomb at the Sinn Fein Office in Monaghan before the bomb had actually been discovered.

In 2000 my former father-in-Law received a hoax bomb in the post, SF/PIRA believed my ex-wife was weakening in her resolve to give false evidence against me, as she was pregnant, so they sent a Hoax bomb to her father to maintain pressure.

2000, Martin O’Hagan and other Journalists phoned me to say they had received a Press Release from SF/PIRA proxy journalist Paddy Tierney claiming that my former father-in-Law had received bomb in post, I phoned Gardai, they said no bomb, the bomb arrived later. In order to distract from their duplicity, SF/PIRA sent a hoax bomb to one oftheir own councilors in Monaghan Town.

Between 1998-2000, I had been subject to a number of bomb attacks and assaults with members of Sinn Fein/Provisional IRA being identified and two Sinn Fein/PIRA being charged, with one pleading Guilty.

2000: Following a fallout between Sinn Fein/PIRA and Republican Sinn Fein/CIRA following an assault by SF/PIRA on Mickey Donnelly in Derry, and CIRA failed attempt to bomb Connolly House, 500lb bomb stopped, Sinn Fein/PIRA planned to bomb new Republican Sinn Fein Office and kill Ruirai O’Bradaigh. However, a member of the public found the bomb and the PIRA defused the bomb so that finger-prints or DNA on the bomb could be explained away.

In an interview with AnPhoblacht, a spokesperson for Óglaigh na hÉireann outlined events leading up to and including the defusing of the bomb.

In 2002, Sinn Fein/PIRA were in hyper-drive in their continued campaign against Vincent McKenna.

Fake News story after Fake News story had been published about Vincent McKenna by those turning tricks for Sinn Fein/PIRA.

However, matters took a very dark twist in 2002 as The DPP prepared to go before the Court of Criminal Appeal to claim that Vincent McKenna’s initial 3 year-sentence was too lenient, remembering that School Headmaster, Michael Feeney had been convicted before the same Court and was sentenced to three-years for Raping, including bondage, of 12 children, with dozens of other children left on the record, and DPP did not appeal.

Vincent McKenna had never been accused of rape and the case returns to The Court of Criminal Appeal in 2021, in order to have a Miscarriage of Justice certificate issued.

In 2002, headlines began to appear in many media outlets claiming that the alleged victim in the case of DPP v Vincent McKenna, had been sent ‘Hate-mail’, with the subtle suggestion that it was Vincent McKenna or someone associated with Vincent McKenna who was behind the ‘Hate-mail’ campaign.

In fact, the ‘Hate-mail’ campaign was the work of two members of Sinn Fein/PIRA in Monaghan Town who were making a great deal of money from generating Fake News and having that news published.

An Garda Siochana in Monaghan Town, knew exactly who had sent the ‘Hate-mail’, as they knew who had sent ‘Hoax-bombs’ in 2000.

Gardai in Monaghan Town took no action against the two Sinn Fein/PIRA members, as it was in the interests of corrupt Gardai such as Superintendent Joseph Sullivan, to have the public believing Vincent McKenna was an evil individual.

So, how did An Garda Siochana identify the two Sinn Fein/PIRA members behind all of the nefarious activity in Monaghan and relating to DPP v Vincent McKenna.

The Irish Times, published this article, that was penned by Sinn Fein/PIRA Proxy Journalist, Patrick Tierney from Monaghan Town, Tierney was paid several hundreds of Euros for this article, other media followed suit. Tierney was simply a proxy for the Sinn Fein/PIRA Chairman of Monaghan Town Council, Owen Smyth.

Owen Smyth had turned Super-grass when arrested by the RUC in 1981 and he would serve only a few months in The Maze Prison, before returning to Sinn Fein/PIRA in Monaghan with a very large chip on his shoulder. Smyth would write articles for Patrick Tierney and Tierney would have them published, most articles were petty and vindictive.

When Vincent McKenna seen the article in The Irish Times, the language used reminded Vincent McKenna about a piece of ‘Hate-mail’ he himself had received in 1990 when he had publicly (Irish Press) backed Brian Lenihan Snr for President of Ireland.

Vincent McKenna sent for the letter (Hate-mail) which he had received and filed, including envelope in 1990.

Vincent McKenna also secured Patrick Tierney’s handwriting, and it was these two pieces of evidence that identified two members of Sinn Fein/PIRA in Monaghan as the generators of the Fake News stories, hoax bombs, Families Against Paedophiles, Hate-mail and so forth, for which tens of thousands of Euros had been paid over several years by media outlets including The Irish Times.