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Local heroes
capture gunman

Loyalist gunman Andrew Coulter after his capture and arrest

A loyalist gunman who was overpowered and disarmed by Portadown nationalists was intent on ``mass, indiscriminate murder'', An Phoblacht has been told. more

Portadown RUC watch loyalists assault teenager

Blair holds the key

Thirty years on from the burning of Belfast's Bombay Street, the fundamental issues about the nature of society in the Six Counties have again been cast in stark relief, writes Sean Brady.

Drug addiction as widespread as ever

Open drug dealing across Dublin is making a comeback, according to anti-drugs activists

Tearing down the walls

The Ardoyne Fleadh and Féile an Phobail in West Belfast this year hosted events that allowed the relatives of those killed in the conflict to speak about their experience.

First map of West Belfast unveiled

Man left for dead outside RUC barracks

A 22-year-old West Belfast man was stripped, beaten and left for dead outside Woodbourne RUC barracks on the weekend of 24/25 July.

Judge's army links revealed

The failure of Britain's Master of the Rolls to declare his military links has compromised his judgement in the Bloody Sunday anonymity case.

Councillors under fire over South East incinerator

Over 500 attended a meeting at the Rhu Glen Hote lorganised by the Waterford-Kilkenny Incinerator Study Group in Slieverue.

Falls taxi drivers save Shankill man

Falls taxi drivers scared off a sectarian attacker assaulting a Shankill Road taxi driver and his passenger last week.

Homelessness - The forgotten people

In the capital of the Celtic Tiger, an increasing number of people are living on the streets, young and old alike.

Catholic fight for job equality

Catholics still suffer disadvantages in employment, a British government agency has admitted in a report published last week.

Community justice office opened

California State Senator Tom Hayden officially opened the new Community Restorative Justice (CRJ) central offices on the Andersonstown Road, Belfast, on Tuesday afternoon.

Victim's family demands justice

A Derry family has called on the British army to accept responsibility for their son's death.

Blair extends use of plastic bullets

New laws by Tony Blair's British government allowing the use of plastic bullets in England and Wales have been described by Sinn Féin's Mary Nellis as insulting.