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Death, denial
and Ballymoney
Garfield Gilmour murdered the three Quinn children because they were Catholics. He wasn't alone. Other men, named by Gilmour as accomplices, still remain free.
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The shadow of oppression
A row of terraced houses in the heart of West Belfast, Violet Street
provides a visual expression of the relationship between the British
state and northern nationalists. "The RUC barracks which overshadows
the lives of this small community is oblivious to the needs of the
people it dominates," says local councillor Tom Hartley
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has described a bomb attack on the home of leading Belfast republican Liam Shannon as a ``transparent attempt to wreck the peace process''.
Republican and nationalist frustration at the continued failure to find a way forward in implementing the Good Friday Agreement continues to mount as the Mitchell Review approaches a conclusion.
One of the most instantly recognisable symbols of West Belfast,
the Bobby Sands Mural at the corner of Sevastapol Street and the
Falls Road, has temporarily disappeared.
African National Congress (ANC) chaplain Michael Lapsley, describing his personal journey in South Africa to West Belfast audiences recently.
Why did RUC officers do nothing to challenge a loyalist gang masquerading as soldiers 45 minutes before a double sectarian murder?
Recent research into cancers on the Irish Sea coast of Wales has produced startling results.
The Dublin South-Central by-election clearly showed that support for Sinn Féin extends well beyond the economically marginalised areas of the city.
Sinn Féin has called for the immediate release of a north Belfast man who was arrested by the RUC on Tuesday morning and flown to London.
Dublin Justice Minister John O'Donoghue faced an embarrassing protest over the deportation of refugees this week.
Maggie Thatcher has added her voice to the conservative chorus campaigning against any reforms to the RUC.
Three loyalists in the Shankill area of Belfast were arrested on Wednesday morning by London Metropolitan detectives investigating the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane in 1989.
The Dublin government is to reassess its approach to the case of murdered Louth man Seamus Ludlow in light of the failure to prosecute four men arrested last year.
A newspaper article by former MI6 director Michael Oatley has accused the Ulster Unionist Party and British Conservative politicians of using decommissioning as a pretext to disengage from the peace process.
A County Derry nationalist fears for his safety after he was stopped and harassed by the RUC.
A further incident involving British soldiers in civilian clothes has occurred at Divis Tower in the Falls area.
Two North Belfast men jailed for murder on falsified RUC evidence in 1979 have finally had their convictions overturned.
Foreign Affairs Minister David Andrews has said that a judicial inquiry into the killing of IRA member Diarmuid O'Neill in London in September 1996 would be ``a positive and helpful development''.
West Belfast Republican Davy Adams is set to challenge the failure to prosecute the RUC officers who attacked him while he was being held in Castlereagh interrogation centre in 1994.
Sinn Féin has described attempts to involve schools in an anti-Patten campaign as `yet another attempt to block the process of change'.
Brendan `Bik' McFarlane was granted leave by the High Court in Dublin this week to take an action to prevent his trial in the 26 Counties on kidnapping charges.
Scoil Shliabh gCuillinn, the Ninth Bilingual Winter School, is to be held in Mullaghbawn between 5 and 7 November and will be officially opened by renowned civil rights lawyer Gareth Peirce.
Sinn Féin councillor Cathal Crumley has described the decision of the Bogside Residents' Group not to oppose the Apprentice Boys siege of Derry commemoration as ``a genuine example of positive leadership''.
Sinn Féin's TD has challenged the Dublin government on the spread of hard drugs outside the Greater Dublin Area.
Concerns about pay have arisen in a range of arenas in the Irish workplace, writes Robbie MacGabhann.
A court has over-ruled Leitrim County Councillors, who overturned their manager's decision to give planning permission for a mobile phone mast.
Tar isteach, the Dublin ex-prisoners' group, held the first in a series of conferences in Dublin on Saturday.
Irish pop band, Westlife, was strongly criticised this week over its decision to launch the British Legion's Poppy Day drive for funds.
West Tyrone Remembers, has been published by the Strabane branch of the Tyrone National Graves Association.
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