Dissident republican group Saoradh undeterred by criticism of marches

Dissident republican group Saoradh has come in for renewed criticism after lauding the “success” of its widely condemned Easter marches.

Dissident republican group Saoradh undeterred by criticism of marches
Mon, 22 Apr, 2019 - 06:40
Caroline O’Doherty

Members of Saoradh marching on Barrack St, Cork, yesterday. The group held marches in Dublin and Cork at the weekend. Picture: Howard Crowdy
Members of Saoradh marching on Barrack St, Cork, yesterday. The group held marches in Dublin and Cork at the weekend. Picture: Howard Crowdy

Dissident republican group Saoradh has come in for renewed criticism after lauding the “success” of its widely condemned Easter marches.

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