The Dublin government is to hold talks with the leaders of two of the
main opposition parties -- pointedly excluding Sinn Fein -- as it
struggles to cope with the consequences of its own ineptitude and
corruption.
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The Dublin government is to hold talks with the leaders of two of the
main opposition parties -- pointedly excluding Sinn Fein -- as it
struggles to cope with the consequences of its own ineptitude and
corruption.
Published October 14, 2010
Unionist paramilitaries who killed more than 100 people during the first
18 months of internment escaped detention because the British government
believed there was “no serious Protestant threat” to the state, newly
discovered papers reveal.
Published October 12, 2010
Public support for so-called ‘dissident’ republican groups has been
significantly underestimated by the Irish political and media
establishment, according to academic research published on Thursday.
Published October 8, 2010
The Taoiseach Brian Cowen has denied the sovereignty of the 26-County
state has been jeopardised by the banking and budget crises, even as
European officials began dictating Irish economic policy.
Published October 4, 2010
The fifty billion Euro robbery
A massively increased price-tag for the bank bailout by the Fianna
Fail/Green Party government has left the 26-County state braced for
deeper cuts and rising taxes and blighted the state’s finances for a
generation.
Published October 1, 2010
The Protestant Orange Order has refused to back new laws to deal with
sectarian marches in the North of Ireland, ensuring the controversial
Parades Commission will remain in place for at least another marching
season.
Published September 27, 2010
Political transformation underway
A socialist is likely to become the next 26-County Taoiseach according
to a new poll, which shows a further decline in support for the Fianna
Fail-Green Party coalition.
Published September 24, 2010
‘Dissidents underestimated’ - MI5
The chief of British military intelligence has accepted his
organisation has underestimated the capacity of the breakaway IRA
groups.
Published September 20, 2010
The 26 County Taoiseach Brian Cowen has been forced to apologise for a
Tuesday morning radio interview that embarrassed his Fianna Fail party
and generated widespread negative international commentary.
Published September 16, 2010
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has called for the Dublin parliament to
be reconvened immediately to discuss the banking crisis and soaring
unemployment.
Published September 14, 2010
A Derry priest has said he is shocked by accusations of harassment
against the PSNI police made by republican families in the city.
Published September 9, 2010
The Spanish authorities today defied international peace appeals and
said they will maintain their bloody conflict with Basque armed group
ETA, which is fighting to win independence for a Basque state northeast
of Spain.
Published September 6, 2010
British soldiers watched as a pro-British death squad murdered a
Catholic teenager in west Belfast, a report by the police’s Historical
Enquiries Team (HET) has found.
Published September 2, 2010
A Catholic woman in her late 50s was punched and thrown to the ground by
three marchers as she tried to cross a sectarian parade by the Royal Black
Institution in Ballymena on Saturday.
Published August 30, 2010
The British government has apologised for protecting a ‘suspect’ in the
1972 Claudy bombing, but is still refusing to reveal to the public the
full details of what it knows about the attack.
Published August 27, 2010
‘Oglaigh na h-Eireann’ speaks out
One of the breakaway IRA groups heavily involved in the recent upsurge
of armed actions has confirmed that it is growing in strength
and that most of its members are former members of the Provisional IRA.
Published August 23, 2010
Talks ruled out as Donnelly ‘interned’
There has been a protest at Derry courthouse this [Friday] morning
following the arrest and detention of prominent local republican Gary
Donnelly.
Published August 20, 2010
A small explosion inside a rubbish bin in Lurgan, County Armagh on
Saturday was the focus of an absurd British propaganda campaign at the
weekend.
Published August 16, 2010
The protest by republican prisoners at Maghaberry prison has ended after
three weeks of talks.
Published August 13, 2010
A challenge by Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams to rival republican
organisations to meet him for discussions about the way ahead has met
with a suspicious reaction by the parties involved and condemned by the
British government.
Published August 10, 2010
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