Tensions are running high in a number of flashpoint areas in advance of
the ‘Twelfth’ parades, and thousands of PSNI police have been
deployed to facilitate the marches by the anti-Catholic Orange Order.
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Interface areas brace for parades
Tensions are running high in a number of flashpoint areas in advance of
the ‘Twelfth’ parades, and thousands of PSNI police have been
deployed to facilitate the marches by the anti-Catholic Orange Order.
Published July 11, 2015
Robinsons deny benefit as ‘Namagate’ scandal grows
Allegations of political corruption and bribery relating to the North’s
largest ever property deal have multiplied in the past week and are now
to be investigated by Britain’s version of the FBI, the National Crime
Agency.
Published July 11, 2015
The families of three IRA Volunteers shot dead by the British Army’s SAS
in County Tyrone in 1988 are taking legal action against former Ulster
Unionist Ken Maginnis, the British government and the police chief
constable.
Published July 11, 2015
Pensions payout as Kenny flies high
There is outrage among government backbenchers after it was revealed
that disgraced former 26-County Prime Ministers, Brian Cowen and Bertie
Ahern, are to have thousands of euro a year added to their already
inflated pensions.
Published July 11, 2015
Stormont link to secret millions
A senior politician in the north of Ireland has been identified as the
recipient of a giant payoff as part of a billion euro property deal
which could threaten the continued functioning of the Stormont
administration.
Published July 4, 2015
Short Strand besieged once again
A nationalist community in Belfast has been subjected to a nightly
onslaught of bottles, nuts, bolts, golf balls, bricks and paintballs
before being hemmed in by a wall of steel on Wednesday evening to allow
a loyalist parade by the anti-Catholic Orange Order pass by.
Published July 4, 2015
Loyalists ‘celebrate’ racism, sectarianism
Loyalists’ use of confederate flags as a statement of racist hate has
reinforced concerns over their use of flags to spread fear and
intimidation over the marching season.
Published July 4, 2015
TDs concerned as McKevitt returned to jail after cancer surgery
Five members of the Dublin parliament have protested about the
conditions in which jailed republican Michael McKevitt is being held and
have expressed their “deep concern” after he was abruptly returned to
prison following a cancer operation.
Published July 4, 2015
Water tax protestors attacked outside Dail
An anti-austerity protest in Dublin was brutally cleared by Gardai on
Wednesday to allow disgraced former Minister Alan Shatter drive through
protestors into the Leinster House parliament.
Published July 4, 2015
Sinn Fein takes mayoralties in historic advance
The election of a first-ever Sinn Fein mayor in Dublin has underlined
the party’s progress in city councils across the island ahead of the
centennial commemorations of the 1916 Easter Rising.
Published July 4, 2015
The Dublin government has been accused of lining up with the IMF and the
EU institutions to inflict further suffering on the Greek people even as
it continues to impose further austerity cuts here.
Published June 27, 2015
Sinn Fein facing Cork rebellion
A spectacular row over the disciplining of two councillors has divided
the Sinn Fein organisation in Cork, with up to 70 resignations reported
across the Cork East constituency.
Published June 27, 2015
Bonfires lit prematurely amid loyalist infighting
Two loyalist ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires have been prematurely set ablaze,
igniting a blame game over who may be responsible.
Published June 27, 2015
Tragic family’s action over police investigation
An Armagh woman who survived a no warning loyalist bomb that killed two
people is to take a civil action against the RUC/PSNI police for failing
to properly investigate her son’s murder at the hands of another
loyalist death squad years later.
Published June 27, 2015
Finucanes will continue to lead collusion campaigns
The family of murdered Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane have said
they will not give up despite the rejection of their legal challenge
against the British government’s refusal to hold a public inquiry.
Published June 27, 2015
A former republican prisoner is facing the sack after he failed a
security check -- after 19 years.
Published June 27, 2015
Evidence of anti-Irish attitudes in the upper echelons of the US media has
shocked the Irish public as it struggles with a disaster in Berkeley,
California, that this week claimed the lives of six students and injured
a further seven.
Published June 20, 2015
Dublin under pressure to respond to collusion evidence
There appears to have been a shift in public attitudes in the 26
Counties following the broadcast of the documentary ‘Collusion’ by state
broadcaster RTE this week.
Published June 20, 2015
Clerys workers locked out as ‘golden circle’ cashes in
The shuttering of Clerys landmark shop in Dublin city centre has cast a
light on new Irish company law which allowed the troubled business to be
stripped of valuable assets before its workers were suddenly left
jobless.
Published June 20, 2015
Parade progress but loyalist threat continues
One of the first controversial sectarian parades of the summer passed
off uneventfully on Friday night in north Belfast after loyalist
bandsmen appeared to adhere to a Parades Commission determination.
Published June 20, 2015
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