An inquest into a gun attack against Protestant workmen in 1976 has had
to be halted following the bizarre claim that a match has been found for
a palm print, forty years after it was taken from the scene of the
attack.
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An inquest into a gun attack against Protestant workmen in 1976 has had
to be halted following the bizarre claim that a match has been found for
a palm print, forty years after it was taken from the scene of the
attack.
Published June 11, 2016
Families vindicated as report points to massacre cover-up
Families of six men murdered in the Loughinisland massacre have welcomed
an Ombudsman’s investigation that has finally exposed significant state
collusion with the killers.
Published June 9, 2016
Masked gangs are now evicting people from their homes in the 26 Counties
at the behest of international vulture funds, who have ordered a wave of
repossessions to extract profit from their newly acquired loan books.
Published June 4, 2016
PSNI harass, caution kids in Lurgan arrest operation
Republican Sinn Fein man has hit out at the “arbitrary arrest and
internment” of twelve of its members following the opening of a
republican Garden of Remembrance in Lurgan, County Armagh last weekend.
Published June 4, 2016
Builders end MI5 transmission in Ardoyne
Republicans in north Belfast have described how the PSNI police
descended on a house within minutes of a spying device being discovered
by builders doing work on the property in the Ardoyne area.
Published June 4, 2016
Murderous actions of ‘Soldier A’ in west Belfast
The wife of a County Armagh man shot dead by a member of the Parachute
regiment more than 40 years ago has welcomed the findings of a fresh
inquest saying “the world has seen that he was innocent”.
Published June 4, 2016
Anger at loyalist attack on republican graves
Loyalists have targeted the republican plot in Milltown Cemetery in a
graffiti attack.
Published June 4, 2016
Unionists block community centre over GAA names
The DUP has blocked funding for a community centre indefinitely
because of the appearance of the names of the two Irish War of
Independence heroes on nearby gates to the site.
Published June 4, 2016
As ordinary Gardai police struggle to contain the escalating gangland
war, Garda chiefs have been warned by a policing watchdog that public
trust in the force is fading over repeated scandals and failures.
Published May 28, 2016
Unionists take full control of Six County justice department
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has been accused of handing unionism a
“triple lock” on justice after nationalists were sidelined in the
administration and scrutiny of the department’s functions.
Published May 28, 2016
A struggle to understand as Ambassador grapples with protestor
A bizarre intervention by the Canadian Ambassador to Ireland has drawn
international attention to a revisionist state event in Dublin which
honoured the British soldiers who died in 1916 fighting to maintain
British rule in Ireland.
Published May 28, 2016
Fianna Gael pact overcomes water charge hurdle
Sinn Fein has accused Fianna Fail of acting in coalition with Fine Gael
by abstaining in a motion to scrap water charges.
Published May 28, 2016
Somme trip and royal visit as outreach efforts continue
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has said he will visit the Somme
battlefields of World War One as an act of reconciliation, to recognise
human suffering and to reach out to his unionist neighbours in the
north.
Published May 28, 2016
Anniversary of Eddie Fullerton
Representatives from across the political spectrum attended a wreath-
laying ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the assassination of
Inishowen Sinn Fein Councillor Eddie Fullerton in Buncrana in 1991 on
Wednesday evening.
Published May 28, 2016
The SDLP has quit the devolved administration in the Six Counties in the
latest development to hit the formation of a new Executive in the North.
Published May 21, 2016
New leader for Labour as Kenny digs in amid justice scandal
Wexford TD Brendan Howlin has been named as the new leader of the Labour
Party in the 26 Counties as the politic system in Dublin continues to
stumble following the formation of a minority government earlier this
month.
Published May 21, 2016
Truth and justice ‘not the property of the few’
On the 42nd anniversary of the Dublin-Monaghan bombings, which killed 33
people, a Dublin government minister said he would continue to repeat
demands that the British security papers on the attacks be opened.
Published May 21, 2016
Craigavon Two campaign in Downing Street
Family members of Brendan McConville and John-Paul Wootton took the
‘Justice for the Craigavon Two’ campaign to the official residence of
the British Prime Minister this week.
Published May 21, 2016
Loyalists may attempt to block anti-internment march
Loyalists have said they will not seek permission to oppose the annual
anti-internment march, which will take place on Sunday, August 7. The
move could spark a confrontation as up to 5,000 people and at least four
bands are expected to take part in the march.
Published May 21, 2016
Reconstruction takes place on anniversary of boy’s death
One Derry family has renewed hopes for justice following a re-enactment
of the murder of Irish schoolboy Manus Deery by the British Army. It
follows a directive from the Six County Attorney General, John Larkin,
that a fresh inquest into the killing of Manus Deery should take place.
Published May 21, 2016
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