Martin Galvin

Martin Galvin

politician United States

Martin Galvin has been a prominent figure in the Irish-American community for decades, serving as the public face of Noraid, an organization involved in fundraising for the IRA during The Troubles. He has consistently defended the organization against allegations of supporting violence, asserting that its funds were aimed at helping families affected by the conflict.

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Ireland Ireland: Martin Galvin put pressure on US president Bill Clinton regarding a visa for Gerry Adams. 6

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: the best new shows to watch this week – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Martin Galvin is a lawyer and leading figure in Noraid who was banned from entering Northern Ireland but went anyway in 1984. 5

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Few are as committed to the spilling of blood in Ireland as those who never set foot here – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Martin Galvin has been Noraid’s public face for decades and adamantly rejects allegations against the organization. 7

Ernie O Malley John Mcdonagh Father Pat Moloney Kevin Brannigan Denis Donaldson Gabriel Megahey John Crawley Michael Flannery Gerry Adams Garret Fitzgerald Margaret Thatcher Ronald Reagan Sean Cronin Mary Lou Joe Cahill Brendan Hughes
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘They started to run it down from the early 1990s – They said I had an image as an IRA supporter’ – The Irish Times