An aggressive and staunchly unionist speech has increased fears that
British Prime Minister Theresa May is prepared to ignore warnings and
crash Britain out of the European Union early next year.
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An aggressive and staunchly unionist speech has increased fears that
British Prime Minister Theresa May is prepared to ignore warnings and
crash Britain out of the European Union early next year.
Published September 22, 2018
British military demand secrecy for Irish operations
The British Ministry of Defence (MoD) has sought to block a ruling
ordering it to release information about its ongoing operations in the
Six Counties.
Published September 22, 2018
Loyalist fires gun in the New Lodge
A loyalist drug dealer became embroiled in a row in the nationalist New
Lodge area and attempted to shoot local youths, according to the Irish
Republican Socialist Party, who have urged communities to “take the
power back”.
Published September 22, 2018
PSNI ‘routinely’ abusing children in searches
The father of a 14-year-old boy has spoken out after the PSNI targeted
his son under ‘terror’ legislation.
Published September 22, 2018
Further collusion suspected over missing notebook
There are renewed concerns over collusion after it emerged that a
notebook containing details of republicans -- including their names,
addresses and car number plates -- has been “lost” by the PSNI police in
a UDA stronghold.
Published September 22, 2018
Housing activists are today [Saturday] holding a national day of action to
highlight Ireland’s housing crisis amid increased repression by the 26
County police.
Published September 22, 2018
Recall petition fails to unseat Ian Paisley
At the end of six weeks of campaigning, an official petition of recall
to remove DUP MP Ian Paisley over corruption allegations has fallen
just short of the number required.
Published September 20, 2018
Over a thousand people marched in Dublin on Wednesday after the new
Garda Commissioner colluded with hired thugs in an attempt to suppress
opposition to the government’s housing policy.
Published September 15, 2018
A shocking exposition as Ballymurphy massacre inquest advances
An outpouring of emotion at the broadcast of a new documentary has
inspired hope that justice is finally within reach for the victims of an
infamous British Army killing spree.
Published September 15, 2018
ECHR fails to grasp ‘thorny issue’ of British torture
The ‘Hooded Men’ have vowed that their campaign for justice is not over
after the European Court of Human Rights rejected an appeal against the
court’s ruling that they were not tortured.
Published September 15, 2018
Efforts by the Israeli state to reassert its international reputation in
the wake of large-scale massacres of the Palestinian population are
being opposed in Ireland through protests and boycotts.
Published September 15, 2018
Dail set for showdown over the housing crisis
Public wrangling over the housing crisis is to reach a climax later this
month when Sinn Fein submit puts forward a motion of no confidence in
Fine Gael’s Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy.
Published September 15, 2018
Ni Riada and TV celebs bid to replace Higgins as President
Liadh Ni Riada MEP is set to be ratified as Sinn Fein Presidential
election candidate this weekend, joining two reality television stars
and a charity entrepreneur in the bid to oust the sitting Irish
President, Michael D Higgins, from Aras an Uachtaran.
Published September 15, 2018
Ireland may miss out on protests as Trump visit in doubt
US President Donald Trump could reschedule an upcoming trip to Ireland
after it emerged massive protests were being planned to greet him.
Published September 11, 2018
‘Ignorant’ Bradley blocks court-ordered election
After admitting to a parliamentary magazine that she hadn’t understood
how the North of Ireland is divided politically, British Direct Ruler
Karen Bradley has introduced legislation at Westminster to halt Six
County Assembly elections until 2019.
Published September 8, 2018
Furious DUP rows over RHI payouts revealed
In nasty exchanges, former DUP first minister Arlene Foster ordered a
party colleague to keep open a Stormont ‘free money’ energy scheme
despite his concerns over the spiralling cost, an inquiry has heard.
Published September 8, 2018
PSNI bid to disguise its role in journalist arrests
Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams has accused the British state of “a new and
despicable twist” in its efforts to protect itself from the legal
consequences of its collusion with loyalist paramilitaries during the
conflict.PSNI bid to disguise its role in journalist arrests
Published September 8, 2018
A choice between reunification or disaster - SF
Sinn Fein’s National Chairperson Declan Kearney has warned that there is
a risk that the peace process could be “squandered” by Brexit coming on
top of the collapse of political institutions in the North.
Published September 8, 2018
Irish language signage ban overturned
A ban on Irish language street signs in Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough
Council has been rescinded after a resident challenged the
discrimination.
Published September 8, 2018
Grieving Donegal mother told to contact British Foreign Office
The mother of Donegal woman Danielle McLaughlin said she was disgusted
to be refused a meeting with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar because his office
claimed her daughter ‘was not an Irish citizen’ as she had a British
passport.
Published September 8, 2018
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