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Licensed to kill
British agent admits RUC targeted Finucane
``Finucane would be alive today if the peelers hadn't
interfered.'' These are the direct words spoken by Ken Barrett,
former RUC Special Branch agent and one of the two loyalist
gunmen said to be involved in the 1989 killing of Belfast
solicitor Pat Finucane.
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The Short Strand community has been physically, socially and psychologically
persecuted over the last 50 days, says Sinn Féin's Joe
O'Donnell.
The mood of the annual
Bodenstown commemoration last Sunday wasn't dampened by pouring
rain nor the fact that the Irish had just lost to Spain in the
World Cup.
Relatives of the Bloody
Sunday victims have reacted angrily to a ruling by Lord Saville
allowing for the screening of two British soldiers when they give
evidence to the inquiry.
An ex-POW has won damages against
for injuries received as a result of the treatment of
prisoners following the discovery of a tunnel in Long Kesh in
1997.
The inquest into the
shooting of Harry Stanley by the Metropolitan police on 22
September 1999 opened at St Pancras coroner's court, London, on
Monday.
A Cliftonville man is taking
legal action against the PSNI after he was set upon and severely
beaten at the weekend.
Sinn Féin has sought a Judicial Review challenging the
decision of the Electoral Commission to refuse the party a policy
development grant.
Cavan/Monaghan TD
Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has accused the banking
institutions of "exploiting their customers in Ireland to extract
excessive profits".
Two weeks into government
and the gameplan is already clear, writes ROBBBIE MacGABHANN.
The shipping by way of the
Irish Sea of a cargo of highly dangerous reprocessed fuel in two
ships from Japan to Britain takes place next month.
The decision
of South
Tipperary County Council to pass the Regional Waste
Management Strategy has been described as
outrageous.
Sinn
Féin Councillor Pat Treanor was elected Cathaoirleach
of Clones Town Council on Monday night.
The Troops Out Movement (TOM)
held a conference in Birmingham last weekend on Equalities and
Discrimination in the north of Ireland.
Ógra members took to Dublin's O'Connell St dressed in mock
British Army uniform to give Dubliners a taste of life under
military occupation.
>Blasting into town for this
year's young people's concert at Féile an Phobail will be
Irish Popstars group 'SIX'.
Francie Molloy, John Kelly
and Martin McGuinness MP all toasted the success of Ballinderry
GAC in winning the All Ireland Clubs Championship.
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