Two loyalist ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires have been prematurely set ablaze,
igniting a blame game over who may be responsible.
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Bonfires lit prematurely amid loyalist infighting
Two loyalist ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires have been prematurely set ablaze,
igniting a blame game over who may be responsible.
Published June 27, 2015
Tragic family’s action over police investigation
An Armagh woman who survived a no warning loyalist bomb that killed two
people is to take a civil action against the RUC/PSNI police for failing
to properly investigate her son’s murder at the hands of another
loyalist death squad years later.
Published June 27, 2015
Finucanes will continue to lead collusion campaigns
The family of murdered Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane have said
they will not give up despite the rejection of their legal challenge
against the British government’s refusal to hold a public inquiry.
Published June 27, 2015
A former republican prisoner is facing the sack after he failed a
security check -- after 19 years.
Published June 27, 2015
Evidence of anti-Irish attitudes in the upper echelons of the US media has
shocked the Irish public as it struggles with a disaster in Berkeley,
California, that this week claimed the lives of six students and injured
a further seven.
Published June 20, 2015
Dublin under pressure to respond to collusion evidence
There appears to have been a shift in public attitudes in the 26
Counties following the broadcast of the documentary ‘Collusion’ by state
broadcaster RTE this week.
Published June 20, 2015
Clerys workers locked out as ‘golden circle’ cashes in
The shuttering of Clerys landmark shop in Dublin city centre has cast a
light on new Irish company law which allowed the troubled business to be
stripped of valuable assets before its workers were suddenly left
jobless.
Published June 20, 2015
Parade progress but loyalist threat continues
One of the first controversial sectarian parades of the summer passed
off uneventfully on Friday night in north Belfast after loyalist
bandsmen appeared to adhere to a Parades Commission determination.
Published June 20, 2015
Republican community worker assaulted by police
A member of the Republican Network for Unity was assaulted and arrested
by the PSNI while putting up suicide awareness posters in north Belfast
on Sunday afternoon.
Published June 20, 2015
Degrading treatment for heart attack prisoner
A republican political prisoner at Maghaberry has detailed a traumatic experience
at the hands of prison warders after he sought medical attention for a
suspected heart attack.
Published June 20, 2015
The head of the PSNI police in the north of Ireland, George Hamilton,
has said the force has a “vault” of secret information on the conflict
in the North but is concerned its release would create a “one sided
focus” on the force’s actions.
Published June 13, 2015
New call for justice after death of sectarian assault victim
Derry man Paul McCauley died last weekend as a result of a vicious
loyalist assault nine years ago. His father has now called for a full
and proper investigation into his murder.
Published June 13, 2015
Gun attack as loyalist flags rise over interfaces again
The unionist paramilitary UVF is being blamed after a masked gang this
week threatened to shoot a man at his home while his 14-year-old son was
inside. Three men, one armed with a gun, threw a brick at the house on
Blythe Street in Sandy Row in south Belfast before threatening the man.
Published June 13, 2015
Unionist anger at Crown prosecutor for ‘protecting’ Sinn Fein
The head of the Crown Prosecution Service in the north of Ireland, Barra
McGrory, is facing an apparent loyalist death threat over allegations
that he is working to a Sinn Fein agenda.
Published June 13, 2015
‘Mindless’ attack on memorial to massacre victims
Relatives of those who died in the McGurk’s Bar attack have gathered in their dozens to help restore a memorial in north Belfast which was damaged in a paint attack.
Published June 13, 2015
1916 Societies claims Stormont publicity coup
The 1916 Societies, a republican campaign group, has claimed
responsibility for raising an Irish tricolour flag and the green ‘Irish
Republic’ flag of Easter 1916 over the Stormont Assembly outside
Belfast last week.
Published June 13, 2015
Bell prosecuted as SF pair acquitted; Fennell bailed
The case against two high-profile Sinn Fein activists accused of IRA
membership collapsed this week after key witnesses withdrew their
evidence in a dramatic week for republicans in the court.
Published June 6, 2015
Unionist outrage over ‘rogue actions’ at Stormont
There was a hysterical response by unionists this week after the Irish
national flag and the flag of the proclamation of the Irish Republic
were seen to briefly fly above the Belfast Assembly at Stormont.
Published June 6, 2015
Secretive deployment of toxic gas against prisoners
The British government secretly authorised the use of a chemical riot
control agent, fired from aerosols, water cannon or dropped from the
air, to be used on republican PoWs at the height of the conflict, it has
been confirmed.
Published June 6, 2015
James Galway whistles up a storm with pro-unity comments
World renowned musician James Galway has created a furore among
unionists by admitting he regards himself as someone from “British
occupied part of Ireland”.
Published June 6, 2015
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