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Thousands attended this years anti-internment bonfires, traditionally held on the feast day of the Assumption, and which have become public displays of nationalist dissatisfaction with the Stormont administration and British rule.

Irish Olympics boss arrested in multi-million ticket tout scheme

Irish corruption is again the subject of international media attention following the arrest of the President of the Olympic Council of Ireland (OCI) Pat Hickey as part of a Brazilian police investigation into an insider ticket touting scandal.

International solidarity as hunger strike anniversary marked

Sinn Fein have marked the 35th anniversary of the hunger strikes with a march involving thousands of activists in west Belfast.

Sinn Fein Assembly member quits over NAMA testimony

Published August 18, 2016

Feud fears as Stormont cosies up to killers

The Six County administration in Belfast has been accused of sustaining loyalist criminality following the murder of a former UDA leader by a rival loyalist gang.

Published August 13, 2016

Call for state recognition for heroic Bloody Sunday priest

Tributes have been paid following the death of the former Bishop of Derry, Edward Daly, who attended to the victims on Bloody Sunday at the risk of his own life. However, his memory has also been subjected to a sickening sectarian attack by a former member of the British Crown forces who claimed to have been present at the massacre.

Published August 13, 2016

Governors assault prisoners in Maghaberry mayhem

There were clashes at Maghaberry jail this week as prison governors took part in two separate assaults on republican prisoners over a 48 hour period.

Published August 13, 2016

Palestinian anger at Sinn Fein’s links to Israeli regime

Palestinians have expressed dismay that representatives of Sinn Féin have been hosting delegations from Likud, the party of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Published August 13, 2016

State historians pressured to provide centenary ‘propaganda’

Historians involved in advising the decade of centenaries for the Dublin government have revealed how they were asked to provide pro-British propaganda for use in the north of Ireland, but refused “point blank”.

Published August 13, 2016

Freedom of assembly denied, but anti-internment message is heard

Thousands of republicans staged a peaceful protest after an anti-internment parade was barred from entering Belfast city centre last Sunday.

Published August 13, 2016

Loyalist parade intimidation ends

Three years of nightly loyalist disturbances in north Belfast appear to be at an end after a group of Orangemen said they have suspended their attempts to march into the republican Ardoyne area.

Published August 6, 2016

Republicans at odds over festival link to PSNI

A row has erupted over the attendance of the PSNI police at events at Feile an Phobail, the West Belfast festival.

Published August 6, 2016

Strong support for banned march to Belfast city hall

A large PSNI operation is expected to be put in place to prevent a civil rights parade by the Anti-Internment League reaching Belfast city centre on Sunday.

Published August 6, 2016

PSNI’s hypocrisy over hate crimes exposed

The PSNI is facing allegations of double standards on hate crimes as they refused to answer questions about a provocative poster of a loyalist killer gloating over a murderous attack.

Published August 6, 2016

Pensions of Ireland’s ‘elite’ revealed

Sinn Fein finance spokesman Pearse Doherty has described the figures for the top public sector pensions as “obscene”.

Published August 6, 2016

Kevin Lynch remembered

Hundreds gathered in Dungiven South Derry last Sunday, 31st July, to march in commemoration of INLA Volunteer and H-Block martyr Kevin Lynch, who died after 71 Days on Hunger Strike, on August 1st 1981.

Published August 6, 2016

Kenny ‘flip flops’ with push for border controls

Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams has expressed his party’s dismay after a meeting on Brexit between the 26 County Taoiseach Enda Kenny and the new British Prime Minister Theresa May focused exclusively on the imposition of new customs and immigration controls along the Irish border.

Published July 30, 2016

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Nationalist bonfires seen as hotspots of dissent

Irish Olympics boss arrested in multi-million ticket tout scheme

International solidarity as hunger strike anniversary marked

Sinn Fein Assembly member quits over NAMA testimony

Feud fears as Stormont cosies up to killers

Call for state recognition for heroic Bloody Sunday priest

Governors assault prisoners in Maghaberry mayhem

Palestinian anger at Sinn Fein’s links to Israeli regime

State historians pressured to provide centenary ‘propaganda’

Freedom of assembly denied, but anti-internment message is heard

Loyalist parade intimidation ends

Republicans at odds over festival link to PSNI

Strong support for banned march to Belfast city hall

PSNI’s hypocrisy over hate crimes exposed

Pensions of Ireland’s ‘elite’ revealed

Kevin Lynch remembered

Kenny ‘flip flops’ with push for border controls

Internment parade banned from Belfast city centre

Taylor takes action over prison treatment

Testimony confirms British Army killer unit not disbanded

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