In the aftermath of the damning Loughinisland Police Ombudsman report,
further questions are being asked about a massive arms shipment linked
to dozens of loyalist murders.
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Follow the weapons, say collusion victims
In the aftermath of the damning Loughinisland Police Ombudsman report,
further questions are being asked about a massive arms shipment linked
to dozens of loyalist murders.
Published June 18, 2016
New effort to tackle parades as marching season begins
Up to 15,000 loyalists are expected to take part in a parade through
Belfast later today [Saturday] as thousands of nationalists will be
making their way to the city centre to watch the Irish national soccer
team take on Belgium in European Championship soccer.
Published June 18, 2016
Council hacks away 1916 memorial
Nationalist politicians have hit out after a 1916 Easter Rising monument
was removed by a unionist-controlled council in a midnight raid.
Published June 18, 2016
Brexit: Ireland’s opportunity?
Loyalties are divided among Irish republicans over the ‘Brexit’
referendum as a new battle over Britain’s place in Europe brings the
potential for a period of significant political change in Ireland and
Britain.
Published June 11, 2016
Pressure for Britain to face war crimes tribunal over collusion
There are fresh calls in the north of Ireland for a much stronger
approach to the issue of state collusion following confirmation that it
played a significant role in the 1994 Loughinisland massacre.
Published June 11, 2016
Delays feared as new Stakeknife investigation is unveiled
There has been a very cautious welcome for the news that a new police
investigation is to be set up into the activities of British army agent
Stakeknife, thought to have been the highest ranking British double
agent within the IRA during the conflict.
Published June 11, 2016
Dismay over flag intimidation and provocative march plans
Sinn Fein has blamed the PSNI for “reneging on promises” after loyalist
flags were erected in a mixed area of south Belfast.
Published June 11, 2016
MI5, MI6 get bye as Kincora abuse inquiry opens
Evidence of British state collusion in a paedophile ring at a notorious
Belfast care home will not be examined fully by the Historical
Institutional Abuse Inquiry (HIA), currently underway in Banbridge,
County Down, it has been confirmed.
Published June 11, 2016
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
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