Ireland’s young people have delivered a stunning rebuff to critics of
the Wolfe Tones rebel band when they turned out in record-breaking
numbers to see them at the country’s largest music festival.
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Hypocrisy called out as fans back the Wolfe Tones
Ireland’s young people have delivered a stunning rebuff to critics of
the Wolfe Tones rebel band when they turned out in record-breaking
numbers to see them at the country’s largest music festival.
Published September 7, 2023
Senior unionist questions future of union
After a lifetime of staunch unionism, a leading unionist and a founder
of the DUP alongside Ian Paisley has said he is seriously considering
supporting Irish unity.
Published September 7, 2023
A sectarian campaign against a Gaelic sports club dating back three
years has escalated with successive loyalist attacks at their venue in
east Belfast.
Published September 7, 2023
Re-enactment of battle that ended 1798 rebellion
An upcoming festival will see hundreds take part in a re-enactment of
one of the most important clashes to have occurred during the 1798
United Irishmen rebellion.
Published September 7, 2023
Family blame PSNI for killers’ impunity despite report
A report by the Police Ombudsman has confirmed for the family of Gerard
Lawlor that the PSNI’s failure to investigate the murder of the Catholic
teenager in Belfast in 2002 amounted to collusion with the loyalist
paramilitaries who carried it out.
Published August 31, 2023
Sinn Féin reiterates support for PSNI
A judge’s rejection of an attempt by the PSNI to scapegoat two junior
members for a notorious case of sectarian policing two years ago has
heaped further pressure for the disbandment of the discredited force.
Published August 31, 2023
Saoradh member hospitalised by PSNI assault
Saoradh has slammed an assault by PSNI members on a party activist in
Newry on Friday evening, August 25th, which resulted in the victim
requiring hospital treatment for his injuries.
Published August 31, 2023
Stalemate ‘pushing unionists towards unity’
The intransigence and pettiness of the DUP is spurring increased
interest in a united Ireland among unionists, according to one unionist
leader.
Published August 31, 2023
A British Army Reserve centre in the north of Ireland was the scene of a
demonstration by Derry Lasair Dhearg activists last week “to highlight
the ongoing presence of occupation forces” here.
Published August 31, 2023
Bloody Sunday families welcome court ruling
Military statements can be used in the prosecution of a British soldier
known as ‘Soldier F’ who is accused of two of the killings during the
Bloody Sunday massacre, according to a court ruling that has been
welcomed in Derry.
Published August 31, 2023
Internment for republican charged after PSNI blunder
A North Derry republican is facing an indefinite detention at
Maghaberry prison as part of a Crown Force backlash over an embarrassing
leak of its own data.
Published August 24, 2023
International push ‘can deliver Irish unity’
Dublin and London are under pressure to act after Australia’s governing
political party passed a motion at its national conference strongly
supporting the reunification of Ireland and the calling of a referendum
on Irish unity.
Published August 24, 2023
Loyalist racism reaches new depths
The erection of Nazi-style flags near a Belfast mosque is the latest
incident of territorial hate crimes in the North to be blamed on
loyalists.
Published August 24, 2023
Archives reveal details of 1973 cover-up
New evidence has revealed that the British Army was fully aware that a
Catholic civilian murdered by the RUC was fired at three times, despite
claims that only a single round was accidentally discharged.
Published August 24, 2023
Injustice of sentence still weighs on victim’s families
A memorial service is being held this weekend to remember three people
murdered in a UVF gun and bomb attack on a north Belfast garage 50 years
ago.
Published August 24, 2023
British still struggling as Bobby Sands lives on
The continuing failure of the British establishment to grasp the legacy
of Bobby Sands became clearer this week as the hunger striker, a source
of unending pride in Ireland, once again became a source of controversy
there.
Published August 24, 2023
Backlash could follow PSNI ‘own goal’
A hysterical response by the PSNI to the leak of its own personnel data
has increased pressure for the disbandment of the staunchly unionist
police force.
Published August 17, 2023
Tensions higher in Derry after parade incidents
A Derry businessman was “kicked in the head” by a sashed member of the
Apprentice Boys on Saturday afternoon following a major parade by the
loyalist marching organisation.
Published August 17, 2023
BBC under fire over ‘toxic’ unionist broadcaster
Infamous BBC TV and radio presenter Stephen Nolan has been accused of sending ‘sexually explicit’ images to work colleagues in a grotesque bid to capitalise on controversy over a TV reality star.
Published August 17, 2023
Powerful US opposition to Legacy Bill
Sixteen members of the United States House of Representatives, from both
parties, have written to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, British
Direct Ruler Chris Heaton-Harris, and the British Ambassador to the
United States, Karen Pierce, to raise their “profound concern” over the pending British government Legacy Bill for the north of Ireland.
Published August 17, 2023
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