A lawyer for one of two men convicted of an IRA action in March 2009 has
raised fresh concerns about the case.
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Failures in ‘Craigavon Two’ judgement outlined
A lawyer for one of two men convicted of an IRA action in March 2009 has
raised fresh concerns about the case.
Published August 15, 2015
Clashes after PSNI block anti-internment march
There were disturbances in north Belfast this afternoon after a civil
rights march against internment was prevented from marching through the
city.
Published August 9, 2015
Anti-internment message ‘must be heard’
Loyalists say they will attempt to block a nationalist civil rights
march through Belfast on Sunday. The UDA’s political wing, the UPRG, has
threatened to “stop republican scum from marching on the streets of
Belfast”.
Published August 8, 2015
West Belfast divided as PSNI chief addresses event
Republicans held a protest in west Belfast on Thursday evening as the
PSNI police chief George Hamilton took part in a discussion panel event
alongside Sinn Fein’s Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness.
Published August 8, 2015
Appeal to soldiers for truth on showband massacre
The survivors of the Miami Showband atrocity have urged British soldiers
who opposed collusion with loyalist paramilitaries to help an
investigation into the massacre.
Published August 8, 2015
‘Humiliation’ of republican prisoners
One of the oldest republican prisoners at Maghaberry has said he is
being refused the right to have proper treatment for bowel cancer
because he is a resident of the 26 County state.
Published August 8, 2015
Boycott call amid O’Brien lawsuits and legal threats
Irish billionaire Denis O’Brien has initiated a new series of legal
proceedings against Irish legislators and threatened to sue two websites
which published a satirical article mocking him.
Published August 8, 2015
When Mickey English found out his son, Charles, was a member of the IRA
he decided he needed to have a very frank and honest conversation with
him.
Published August 8, 2015
British Army carry out Derry raids
There has been an angry response after British soldiers mounted raids in
Derry’s Galliagh area this week, with Sinn Fein describing them as
“unacceptable”.
Published August 1, 2015
Appeals for US intervention in Stormont stalemate
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has travelled to Washington DC this week
to ask for US assistance to prevent British welfare cuts being
implemented in the north of Ireland.
Published August 1, 2015
Provocative march goes ahead in south Belfast
Loyalists have staged a highly controversial march through south Belfast
in honour of a death squad linked to scores of sectarian murders during
the conflict.
Published August 1, 2015
GAA man’s family to sue over killing
The family of murdered Gaelic sports official Sean Brown is set to sue
the PSNI chief constable and British ministry of defence over the part
they played in his death.
Published August 1, 2015
Coalition to continue Irish Water ‘incompetence’ despite EU ruling
There have been calls for the Dublin parliament to be recalled after a
European Union agency indicated the government tried to manipulate Irish
Water to cheat EU funding requirements.
Published August 1, 2015
Breakthrough as three bankers are jailed
Three Irish bankers were jailed on Friday as a custodial sentence was
handed down for a first time to those involved in the multi-billion
fraud at Anglo-Irish Bank.
Published August 1, 2015
The attendance of a large colour party at the funeral procession of
republican socialist matriarch Peggy O’Hara last weekend has outraged
politicians and encouraged the PSNI to make a number of provocative
raids, including at the home of the dead woman’s grief-stricken family.
Published July 25, 2015
Papers confirm Thatcher was aware of Kincora cover-up
The discovery of new state papers about a network of high-profile
establishment figures systematically abusing and trafficking children
from the north of Ireland has added to suspicions that an ‘inquiry’ set
up in County Down by the British government is merely an attempt to
sideline the scandal.
Published July 25, 2015
Raids across North an ‘attempt to appease unionists’
Derry independent republican councillor Gary Donnelly has described a
violent search of his home by the PSNI as an attempt to “placate” the DUP.
Published July 25, 2015
Derry name change back on the agenda
A new effort is underway to have the name of Derry city officially
recognised by the British government and internationally.
Published July 25, 2015
Banking scandals multiply while inquiries are neutered
The 26 County government’s financial institution for managing the assets
of its collapsed banking system has refused to cross the border to
answer questions over corrupt practices in the sale of assets at heavily
discounted prices in the north of Ireland.
Published July 25, 2015
New parties launch ahead of election
With recent polls showing that independents and small alliances could
comprise more than a quarter of the Dublin parliament after the
forthcoming general election, two new political groupings have presented
themselves.
Published July 25, 2015
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