Disney is being sued by Marian Price for the way she's depicted in the FX series "Say Nothing," which suggests she's guilty ...

Based on the nonfiction 2018 book by Patrick Radden Keefe, titled, “Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in ...

Former Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteer Marian Price is calling for damages and for a pivotal sequence to be ...

After serving notice last year of her intention to sue for defamation over Say Nothing, former Irish Republican Army member ...

Marian Price, the subject of the new historical drama Say Nothing, is set to sue Disney+ for defamation. The show, which streams on Hulu in the U.S., draws from Patrick Radden Keefe's Say Nothing ...

Old Bailey bomber Marian Price wants Disney+ to remove a scene depicting her murdering Jean McConville from its Troubles TV show Say Nothing.

Here's what Marian Price is up to now: Marian was released from prison in May 2013. In 2011, Marian was charged in connection with the murders of two British soldiers, Mark Quinsey and Patrick ...

At the heart of the new TV show Say Nothing is the story of sisters Dolours Price and Marian Price, and their experiences during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Dolours died in 2013 at age 62 ...

Marian, who was back in prison for her involvement in providing materials used in another attack, was given special leave to attend the wake—and her sentence was later suspended.

The case of Marian Price is one we should all keep a close eye on, and is best summed up by the Irish civil rights leader Bernadette Devlin McAliskey, who said that: “Is a clear signal to everybody ...

Price was one of nine IRA volunteers sentenced to life for planting four bombs in London, including one at the Old Bailey, in March 1973. Around 180 people were injured, mainly by flying glass.

Marian Price’s husband, Jerry McGlinchey, said in an interview with “Radio Free Eireann” on WBAI, the New York Pacifica station, that he is “very, very worried” about her health.