Terrified asylum seekers, mostly women and children, were forced to run
a gauntlet through an anti-immigrant protest in County Tipperary this
week.
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Ugly scenes as immigration crisis deepens
Terrified asylum seekers, mostly women and children, were forced to run
a gauntlet through an anti-immigrant protest in County Tipperary this
week.
Published January 18, 2024
Anger as republican prisoner subjected to scan punishment
A republican prisoner has been forced into a punishment block at
Maghaberry jail after supposedly failing a body scan.
Published January 18, 2024
Inquest welcomed after almost 50 years
A new inquest has been ordered into the murder of a County Fermanagh man
Jim Murphy after the original RUC police investigation into the 1974
killing was discredited.
Published January 18, 2024
Scandal of housing crisis brought home
The death of a homeless man of suspected hypothermia near one of
Dublin’s main tourist attractions has refocused attention on the
profound failure of the coalition government to tackle the homelessness
and housing crises.
Published January 11, 2024
Move against Bloody Sunday families seen as political policing
Family members of those killed in the Bloody Sunday massacre face
prosecution for walking together to a courthouse in Derry ahead of a
court hearing in August.
Published January 11, 2024
Disinformation follows Derry protest
Socialist Republicans in Derry, including members of activist group
Lasair Dhearg, scaled a crane in the city last weekend to highlight the
plight of Palestine and show their support.
Published January 11, 2024
Legacy response ‘designed to satisfy Tory backbenchers’
The British government has responded aggressively to an inter-state case
brought by the Dublin government to challenge its legislation on the
legacy of the past conflict in the European Court of Human Rights.
Published January 11, 2024
McDonald sees Stormont sell-by date
As the Stormont Assembly approaches a third year of stalemate over an
ongoing unionist boycott, Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald has said the
Assembly could be abolished in a united Ireland.
Published January 11, 2024
Saoradh members jailed for Christmas window decoration
Saoradh has condemned the recent sentencing of two party members in
Derry following their conviction for a Christmas decoration on the
window of their party headquarters, Junior McDaid House.
Published January 11, 2024
‘Architect of collusion’ reported dead
One of the most senior British army officers to operate during the
conflict in Ireland and who is most identified with the deliberate
killings of Irish civilians has died aged 97, according to reports
Published January 4, 2024
New IRA ‘reiterates its fight’
The New IRA has said it will continue to target the British Crown Forces
in a statement which appeared on walls in Dublin on Monday.
Published January 4, 2024
Fresh calls for Irish politicians to act for Gaza
Dozens of vigils took place around the country over the New Year to show
solidarity with Palestine and to press Irish politicians to take
immediate action to end the genocide in Gaza.
Published January 4, 2024
Stakeknife details emerge in state papers
Sinn Féin was aware the organisation had been infiltrated by a
top-ranking British agent during peace process negotiations with the
British government, according to declassified papers released this year.
Published January 4, 2024
A Belfast City councillor has condemned the latest hate crime at an east
Belfast GAA pitch, saying it’s time for those intent on waging a
“campaign of hate” to move on.
Published January 4, 2024
Retail chain condemned over sectarianism
Primark has apologised after one of its employees in Belfast was
subjected to an anti-Irish dressing-down by her bosses because she
wore a Christmas jumper which bore words in Irish Gaelic.
Published January 4, 2024
See you in international court
A decision by the Dublin government to take an inter-state case against
Britain over new cover-up legislation has been widely welcomed in
Ireland but has drawn a bitter response from London who have vowed to
defend their soldiers regardless.
Published December 21, 2023
Poor reviews for Christmas talks panto
Public support for Stormont politics has reached a new low following the
collapse of talks to restore the North’s local power-sharing institutions.
Published December 21, 2023
Christmas raids on homes of republican activists
Saoradh has accused the Gardaí police in the 26 Counties of “heavy
handed, stage managed and deliberately provocative” raids on the homes
of party members over the last couple of days.
Published December 21, 2023
Bloody Sunday families refuse to cooperate with PSNI
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood walked out of an interview at a PSNI police
barracks on Friday, denouncing the force’s treatment of the Bloody Sunday
families over a loyalist’s accusation that they held an ‘illegal parade’
by walking together to a recent court appearance.
Published December 21, 2023
‘Soldier F’ to face prosecution after all
A belated acceptance by Crown prosecutors that the trial of a British
soldier for his role in the Bloody Sunday massacre should go ahead has
been welcomed –– but there have been calls for the soldier’s anonymity
to finally be removed.
Published December 21, 2023
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