Remembering Giuseppe Conlon
Giuseppe Conlon House | 27.02.2012 09:46 | Repression
YOUTUBE -"Giuseppe Conlon" performed by Joe Black at Giuseppe Conlon House, London
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQsUcLAx03U&list=UUn6VMol9MfhiroLu04aWg1g&index=1&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQsUcLAx03U&list=UUn6VMol9MfhiroLu04aWg1g&index=1&feature=plcp
- Joe Black is a musician based in his native Dublin
- Giuseppe Conlon was one of the "Maguire 7" arrested, tortured and framed when he came to London from Belfast to find a lawyer for his son Gerry who had been arrested, tortured and framed as part of the "Guilford 4". The Maguire family (from 14 year old Patrick to his 42 year old father Patrick) offered Giuseppe a bed for the night were raided, arrested, torured and framed. Giuseppe died in jail, his son Gerry served 16 years in prison on trumped up charges.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guildford_Four_and_Maguire_Seven
"Giuseppe Conlon House is a London Catholic Worker http://londoncatholicworker.org/ project offering hospitality to destitute refugees and acts as a hub for nonviolent anti-war resistance.
We are inspired by the simple "acts of mercy" - "visiting the imprisoned", "offering a bed for the night" - of Giuseppe and the Maguire family that cost them so many years in prison.
- Giuseppe Conlon was one of the "Maguire 7" arrested, tortured and framed when he came to London from Belfast to find a lawyer for his son Gerry who had been arrested, tortured and framed as part of the "Guilford 4". The Maguire family (from 14 year old Patrick to his 42 year old father Patrick) offered Giuseppe a bed for the night were raided, arrested, torured and framed. Giuseppe died in jail, his son Gerry served 16 years in prison on trumped up charges.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guildford_Four_and_Maguire_Seven
"Giuseppe Conlon House is a London Catholic Worker http://londoncatholicworker.org/ project offering hospitality to destitute refugees and acts as a hub for nonviolent anti-war resistance.
We are inspired by the simple "acts of mercy" - "visiting the imprisoned", "offering a bed for the night" - of Giuseppe and the Maguire family that cost them so many years in prison.
Giuseppe Conlon House
Homepage:
www.londoncatholicworker.org