The unionist DUP and the nationalist SDLP are undergoing internal
upheaval as the leadership of both parties is in the process of changing
hands.
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Historic change for DUP and SDLP
The unionist DUP and the nationalist SDLP are undergoing internal
upheaval as the leadership of both parties is in the process of changing
hands.
Published November 21, 2015
Mixed-race family attacked as UDA group targets refugees
A UDA-linked group in north Antrim has called for refugees fleeing war
zones to he “hunted” out of loyalist areas.
Published November 21, 2015
Informers within the Provisional IRA are suspected of providing
information that led to the loyalist murder of a senior republican in
north Belfast man almost 30 years ago.
Published November 21, 2015
United Ireland would deliver economic bonanza - report
An international academic report has for the first time spelled out the
potential economic benefits of unification both North and South, with a
35.6 billion euro boost to the island’s economy for the first eight
years.
Published November 21, 2015
Minister’s sick stunt amid health plan fiasco
Patients have lashed out at a publicity stunt by the coalition
governement after being treated like “guinea pigs” to mask the failures
in the 26 County health system.
Published November 21, 2015
Peter Robinson to quit politics
Published November 19, 2015
Partial deal announced as Stormont talks are wound up
A partial agreement has been unveiled after Sinn Fein, the DUP and the
London and Dublin governments brought the latest round of Stormont
crisis talks to a conclusion today.
Published November 17, 2015
Sinn Fein has accused unionists of embarrassing Deputy First Minister
Martin McGuinness by making him stand for a rendition of ‘God Save the
Queen’ at a Poppy Day event at Stormont.
Published November 13, 2015
Hope for Bloody Sunday families as ex-soldier questioned
Relatives of the Bloody Sunday victims say they feel “a flicker of hope”
following the questioning of a former British soldier involved in the
1972 massacre, despite renewed efforts to block their justice campaign.
Published November 13, 2015
New leader predicted as SDLP struggles with identity crisis
The leadership battle in the SDLP reaches a climax tomorrow when
youthful challenger Colum Eastwood is expected to unseat party stalwart
Alasdair McDonnell.
Published November 13, 2015
State harassment continues for veteran republicans
Peace campaigner and former republican prisoner Patrick Magee said he was
refused permission to board a flight last week, simply because it was
due to pass over US airspace.
Published November 13, 2015
Loyalist violence linked to ‘territory’ claims
Loyalists have targeted the home of a Catholic family in a campaign of
sectarian terror on a north Belfast street.
Published November 13, 2015
Fianna Fail hit by sex abuse scandal
Former minister Pat Carey has stepped down as the director of elections
for the 26 County’s largest opposition party over shock sex abuse
allegations against him.
Published November 13, 2015
Robinson under pressure to quit as talks wind down
DUP leader Peter Robinson is likely to resign ‘within weeks’, according to reports, as it emerged that he is to be investigated by the
PSNI over comments he made in regard to a property deal nine years ago.
Published November 6, 2015
Clashes between nationalists and PSNI
Youths in republican areas have battled with the PSNI police in Lurgan
and Derry as anger over raids and harassment spilled over into violence.
Published November 6, 2015
New doubts over Craigavon Two trial
The convictions against the Craigavon Two are on even shakier ground
after new details about key evidence was made public.
Published November 6, 2015
‘Dickensian’ Maghaberry condemned by inspectors
For the first time ever, official prison inspectors have issued an
“urgent action plan” to authorities at Maghaberry jail in the wake of a
recent inspection.
Published November 6, 2015
British war crimes seen at heart of poppy issue
Loyalists have picketed a store in Belfast in protest at the failure to
sell poppies, as the controversy over the marking of the British Army’s
Remembrance Day surfaced for another year.
Published November 6, 2015
Taoiseach condemns those behind healthcare failures
The Dublin government’s failures in the health sector have been
dramatically highlighted by a hospital whistleblower, who revealed this
week that a 91-year-old man with Parkinson’s Disease had endured almost
30 hours on a trolley in a Dublin hospital corridor.
Published November 6, 2015
A weak and largely negative response by socialists and social democrats
to a vote transfer pact with other progressive election candidates could
have opened the door to a further five years of right-wing government in
Dublin.
Published October 31, 2015
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