Gerry Adams TD Persona Non Grata, garda murder, garda mccabe, enda Kenny td, sinn fein

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Gerry Adams TD Persona Non GrataIn the past two weeks Gerry Adams TD has been told in no uncertain terms that he was not wanted at two very different funerals, this something of an anti-climax for the west Belfast Hearse-chaser as he is known. Adams was told in no uncertain terms to stay away from the west Belfast funeral of long serving Irish Republican, Dolores Price and this week the nomadic-politico-sectarian-criminal was told to stay away from the funeral of a murdered Garda Detective in Dundalk. Gerry Adams TD is persona non grata for any half-decent person on the island of Ireland, Adams is quick to point to the number of people who elected him TD even after he was exposed as someone who had concealed the rape of many children in order to protect his lucrative political career, including private healthcare treatment, flights around the globe, properties, book deals and so forth. However, the election of criminals and corrupt politicians is nothing new, and it was no surprise that spud eating hillbillies in Louth were bedazzled by Grizzly Adams and his TV fame, this bedazzlement coupled with ‘on-the-run’ blow-ins campaigning and personating for Grizzly, gave him the edge over a lack-lustre bunch. Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said it is “ironic” that Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams apologised to the family of Det Garda Jerry McCabe “17 years after the incident occurred”.Det Garda McCabe was killed by the IRA in an attempted robbery at Adare, Co Limerick in 1996.
“It’s ironic in a way that the leader of the Sinn Fein party decides to issue an apology 17 years after the incident occurred,” Mr Kenny said.

Speaking this morning after a Government press event about the action plan on jobs, Mr Kenny also said he disagreed with Sinn Fein deputy leader Mary-Lou McDonald who said there was a clear distinction between the IRA killing gardai and killing RUC officers during the Troubles.
Mr Kenny claimed Sinn Fein had spent a number of years trying to prevent the implementation of the Belfast Agreement while it negotiated with the Irish Government the release from prison of Det Garda McCabe’s killers.
Smithwick Tribunal 
Turning to developments at the Smithwick Tribunal, he called on former Provisional IRA members to have the “decency” to give information “about serious and tragic issues in the past that they should own up to.”
The inquiry, which holds a public hearing today, is investigating allegations of collusion in the murder of in 1989 of two RUC officers, Chief Supt Harry Breen and Supt Bob Buchanan.
Yesterday the chairman Judge Peter Smithwick expressed his disappointment that former IRA members the tribunal had been engaging with had refused to give oral evidence.
Mr Kenny noted that Mr Adams had made repeated calls for a truth and reconciliation commission. He said that sentiment could be applied to the former IRA members who had been engaging with the Tribunal.
“Those engaged with Smithwick should now have the decency to give of the information necessary for Smithwick to do its work,” he said.