The DUP is not expected to send any representative to a civic reception
for Pope Francis in Dublin Castle next weekend after Arlene Foster said
she would not attend.
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Foster snubs Pope as speculation surrounds visit
The DUP is not expected to send any representative to a civic reception
for Pope Francis in Dublin Castle next weekend after Arlene Foster said
she would not attend.
Published August 18, 2018
Peace vigil at Shannon Airport
Pressure is growing for the use of Shannon Airport by US military forces
to end in light of the latest bombing campaigns in the US-backed war in
Yemen.
Published August 18, 2018
Fifty years ago the Civil Rights movement in the Six Counties began with
a march from Coalisland to Dungannon, which is being re-enacted today by
Sinn Fein. Brian Dooley describes how the original marchers drew
inspiration from the campaign for civil rights in the United States.
Published August 18, 2018
Britain gears up for Brexit oppression
Published August 11, 2018
We need space for a united Ireland debate - McDonald
Sinn Fein party leader Mary Lou McDonald has insisted that she is ready
for a border poll and wants a debate on Irish reunification, including
the possibility of rejoining the British Commonwealth.
Published August 11, 2018
Direct action on evictions and homelessness
Amid a national outcry over children being forced to sleep in police
stations due to a lack of accommodation, housing activists have
occupied a vacant home in Dublin.
Published August 11, 2018
Ignominy for Paisley as historic recall effort begins
The first recall votes in British or Irish history have been cast in a
bid to force disgraced DUP MP Ian Paisley Jr from office.
Published August 11, 2018
Sinn Fein and the Irish Republican Socialist Party have hailed the
absence of a nationalist bonfire in Belfast, the first August there was
none lit in the city.
Published August 11, 2018
Large anti-internment march reaches City Hall
There was a major security operation in Belfast city centre on Saturday
as well over a thousand republicans took part in a march and rally
against internment, while a small number of loyalists held a
counter-protest.
Published August 11, 2018
Sinn Fein wavers on border poll
Sinn Fein has denied media claims of internal disagreements after a
significant shift in the party’s attitude on Irish reunification was
unveiled by party leader Mary Lou McDonald on Monday but largely
recanted less than 24 hours later.
Published August 4, 2018
Homes attacked as loyalists mark out territory
A Catholic woman whose son had recently died was ordered to leave her
home by loyalist paramilitaries as she prepared to wake her son.
Published August 4, 2018
Talks process moribund - Foster still says no
DUP leader Arlene Foster has again ruled out a long-sought Irish
Language Act in any new set of negotiations aimed at restoring the Six
County Executive with Sinn Fein, and said she had no expectation that
talks efforts will begin again after the summer break.
Published August 4, 2018
‘Hooded man’ Hannaway among victims of juryless injustice
There have been calls for the non-jury Special Criminal Court in Dublin
to be shut down after five republicans were jailed on the basis of a
'farcical' statement by a police superintendent and surveillance
evidence which had been deemed illegal.
Published August 4, 2018
A flash protest took place outside Maghaberry prison on Thursday after
warders attacked prisoners 48 hours earlier.
Published August 4, 2018
Church attacked as tensions continue
A Catholic church in Limavady, County Derry has been desecrated with
loyalist paramilitary slogans as sectarian incidents have continued
across the North this summer.
Published August 4, 2018
Protestants ‘must be protected’ in United Ireland
Published July 28, 2018
Campaign grows to block Harris appointment
Donegal County Council has passed a motion calling on the Minister for
Justice to cancel the appointment of a new head of the 26 County police
because of his previous links to British intelligence agencies and his
role in shutting down an investigation into state collusion with
loyalist paramilitaries.
Published July 28, 2018
‘Political agendas’ protecting alleged mobile shop killers
A suspected British state agent and hitman identified as a triple
sectarian killer was never prosecuted because of a cover-up in which the
PSNI (then RUC) police simply did not send a file to prosecutors, it has
emerged.
Published July 28, 2018
DUP must come clean on Paisley scandal - SF
The DUP has come under pressure from Sinn Fein after it appeared to rule
out any further sanction against its MP Ian Paisley despite his
unprecedented suspension from the Westminster parliament over holidays
secretly funded by the Sri Lankan government.
Published July 28, 2018
Union backs miscarriage of justice campaign
One of Britain’s largest unions has passed a motion calling for the
conviction of two County Armagh men known as the ‘Craigavon 2’ to be
reviewed.
Published July 28, 2018
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