If you think about it - what Gerry Adams is really saying here is that the Michael Collins "Freedom to achieve Freedom" pro-treaty argument was correct - just with different language "beginning of a new journey" - which I suppose is an irony in a sense given the history of post-1922 Sinn Féin

https://www.irishtimes.com/politics/2023/04/11/have-you-ever-asked-the-british-to-leave-gerry-adams-would-ask-a-new-taoiseach/

Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for justice, for they shall be satisfied: Matthew 5:6

Murals from Whiterock Road & Rockmount Street, Belfast, 1981.

lol

'Mhuiredhaich, meil do sgin' (“Muireadhach, sharpen your knife") crusading poem written in the Mediterranean by Muiredhach Albanach Ó Dalaigh:

"Protect us in the hot land,
gentle Lady Mary."

Muiredhach went on Fifth Crusade with fellow poet Gillebrìghde Albanach (Scottish Gael)

Muireadhach Albanach Ó Dálaigh reason for going on a Crusade was to atone for the killing of King Domhnall ll Ó Domhnaill’s tax-collector Fionn Ó Brolacháin, whom Muireadhach considered had been insolent, with an axe.

"And I killed that clown;
O God! Is this a cause for enmity?"

Muireadhach was the King’s ollamh (chief poet).

The O’Brien Kings of Thomond and O’Conor’s Kings of Connacht were their later patrons.

“Curse and swear Judge Beware,
The Monk will do what The Monk will dare,
Now Kinahan, have a care
Fallen is your cash, low
Up with Flats, joyride that Ford
On we’ll go for by the Lord
Gerry Hutch has given the word,
Follow me up to Rialto”

https://youtu.be/niMOer0BCY8