The Dublin government has been rocked by shocking revelations of a
‘black ops’ spy operation at the headquarters of the police ombudsman’s
office, the Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission (GSOC).
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The Dublin government has been rocked by shocking revelations of a
‘black ops’ spy operation at the headquarters of the police ombudsman’s
office, the Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission (GSOC).
Published February 15, 2014
Sinn Fein sees ‘progressive alliance’ with Labour
The leader of the Irish Labour Party, Eamon Gilmore, has distanced
himself from a proposal by Sinn Fein to form a left-wing coalition to
“take on” the main conservative parties in the 26 Counties, Fine Gael
and Fianna Fail.
Published February 15, 2014
UVF in hit on drugs enemy; GAA club bombed
The status of the UVF’s ceasefire is again being questioned after the
attempted murder of a 30-year old man in Bangor, County Down.
Published February 15, 2014
PSNI patrol in Donegal; devices target British Army in England
A former mayor of Donegal has called on the Dublin government to
investigate a PSNI incursion into the 26 Counties.
Published February 15, 2014
Prisoners freeze after heat is cut off
There has been a deterioration in the conditions for republican
political prisoners held at Maghaberry prison in County Armagh after
prisoners were left without heat and food for two days in a row last
weekend.
Published February 15, 2014
There have been calls for an investigation into whether a Crown force
informer in the north of Ireland was allowed to continue to engage in
child sex abuse in exchange for spying on the INLA, the Irish National
Liberation Army.
Published February 15, 2014
Address by Gerry Adams to Sinn Fein Ard Fheis 2014
The full text of the address by the Sinn Fein leader
to his party’s annual conference in Wexford this weekend.
Published February 9, 2014
‘Nothing normal’ about Stormont - McGuinness
Speaking on the eve of the Sinn Fein annual conference, the Six-County
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has urged the DUP to turn away
from loyalist extremism and bring an end to the “embarrassing” political
stalemate at Stormont.
Published February 7, 2014
Loyalists force teacher to quit job
A Catholic schoolteacher at a north Belfast school has been forced to
leave her school district after becoming a a target for a sectarian
loyalist hate campaign.
Published February 7, 2014
Family of murdered man find evidence of British lie
The family of a deaf man who was shot dead by the British Army 42 years
ago say they have unearthed documents that prove he was unarmed when he
died.
Published February 7, 2014
Several thousand marchers in Derry have heard fresh demands that those
responsible for the Bloody Sunday massacre be held accountable for their
actions.
Published February 7, 2014
Son’s fears for activist’s health
Concern is growing for the well-being of jailed peace activist and
writer Margaretta D’Arcy who remains in Limerick prison despite
international protests for her release.
Published February 7, 2014
A Catholic man was attacked by loyalist bandsmen as he attempted to
cross a city centre street during a parade last weekend.
Published February 7, 2014
Stephen Murney has been released on bail at the culmination of a
farcical trial in which the prosecution openly sought to criminalise him
on the basis of his republican political beliefs and his activism as an
éirígí press officer.
Published January 31, 2014
Loyalist hate protest turns into riot
A protest by loyalist extremists against a reconciliation event
involving ex-combatants and victims took place amid riotous scenes last
night [Thursday] as missiles and abuse were hurled at those attending.
Published January 31, 2014
Jordan family vindicated after marathon legal journey
The findings of a bogus inquest into the RUC police shooting of an IRA
Volunteer more than 20 years ago are to be quashed, the High Court in
Belfast has ruled, and a new inquest is to be held.
Published January 31, 2014
Questions for PSNI’s Bloody Sunday investigation
The Bloody Sunday families have called for the PSNI to begin
interviewing soldiers who killed anti-internment protestors in 1972 amid
indications that a criminal investigation into the massacre is finally
getting underway.
Published January 31, 2014
Ballymurphy families gain support
Family members of eleven people killed by the British Army in west
Belfast over 40 years ago met with the Taoiseach Enda Kenny on Thursday.
In a break from his party’s policy, the Fine Gael leader backed their
efforts for a new investigation into the deaths.
Published January 31, 2014
Biblical reversal on ‘blasphemous’ play
A ‘blasphemous’ comedy about the Bible which was banned by unionist
religious extremists in County Antrim went ahead this week after
international publicity shamed the council into a u-turn.
Published January 31, 2014
PSNI Chief Matt Baggott has announced he is to resign as head of the
British police in Ireland after almost five years in the post, and will
not seek a renewal of his contract when it ends in September.
Published January 25, 2014
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