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Bloody Sunday
families vindicated
Fresh investigations undertaken under the auspices of the Saville Inquiry
have confirmed that the forensic evidence used to discredit the victims of
Bloody Sunday in Derry was worthless.
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Sinn Féin held its first face-to-face meeting with the Ulster Unionist Party since July
as the Mitchell review intensified.
A central tenet of any colonial police force is that they are totally expendable, writes Mick Derrig
Loyalists in North Antrim continued their offensive against Catholics in the area last week with three bomb attacks, two in Ballycastle and one in Ballymoney.
The growing strength of Sinn Féin in the 26 Counties was reflected at the annual conference of the Association of Municipal Authorities of Ireland in Thurles, County Tipperary, last week.
Nothing has changed for the people of the Blasket Islands, nearly 50 years on.
Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness and Gerry Kelly met last weekend in Pretoria with South African President Thabo Mbeki and Deputy Foreign Minister Aziz Pahad.
Local residents in North Belfast have demanded that the RUC take action to close the gate in the Serpentine Road `peace wall' after two more loyalist attacks.
A block of flats in the New Lodge area of North Belfast is awash with sewage because British soldiers have destroyed the drainage system.
Aftercare Recovery Group (ARG) in Dublin's north inner city have moved to protect
recovering addicts.
We visited Antrim's Springfarm estate, one of the town's many forgotten estates, and spoke to people from the area about the social and political problems facing the estate.
The Flood Tribunal hearings continued with George Redmond
being questioned at the Tribunal on his last years in one of the top council jobs.
Following the exhumation of the remains of Volunteer Tom Williams, Cork republicans are hoping that the same can be achieved for the late Volunteer Thomas Kent.
Ex-Internees met with a representative of the British government's Victims Liaison Unit, at Stormont last Wednesday morning.
Sinn Féin Assembly member for West Belfast Alex Maskey attended the inaugural meeting of the Basque National Assembly of Municipal Councillors in Bilbao on Saturday.
Several hundred people came from all over Mayo and beyond earlier this month commemorated the 25th anniversary of the death of Volunteer Michael Gaughan, who died on hunger strike in England.
The focus of the third budget from the Fianna Fáil/Progressive Democrat government is on tax cuts.
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