In a historic protest through west Belfast, several thousand Gaelic
games players and supporters marched to the derelict Casement Park
stadium in west Belfast to demand its redevelopment.
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Stadium rebuild is equality issue
In a historic protest through west Belfast, several thousand Gaelic
games players and supporters marched to the derelict Casement Park
stadium in west Belfast to demand its redevelopment.
Published April 17, 2025
A list of Easter commemorations taking place across the country this
weekend, with thanks to the Republican Memorial Tributes account.
Other local events may be planned, contact your local organisation for
details.
Published April 17, 2025
Horror of Gaza cannot be hidden
The role of the West in the destruction of the Palestinian people is
being slowly drawn into the open.
Published April 10, 2025
Britain shamed by its treatment of Bridie Brown
The elderly widow of Sean Brown has urged British Direct Ruler Hilary
Benn “to do the right thing” and finally set up a public inquiry into
the role of state collusion in her husband’s murder.
Published April 10, 2025
Doherty inquest frustrated by Dublin
The 26 County government has been accused of dodging its legal
responsibilities after more than seven years of an inquest into the
death of a prominent republican were “wasted”.
Published April 10, 2025
Extradition setback for Sean Walsh
Lawyers for Cork republican Sean Walsh, whose extradition to British
jurisdiction has been brought before the European courts, have issued a
stinging rebuke to a judgment handed down at the Luxembourg Courts.
Published April 10, 2025
Crime gangs are ‘lowest form of humanity’
An attack on the family of a former republican prisoner has raised
concerns that a criminal gang operating in the Armagh area is out of
control.
Published April 10, 2025
Step change for debate on Irish Unity
The organisers of a debate on reunification in Derry’s Fountain estate
have been praised for an event that brought together a huge
cross-section of political opinion.
Published April 10, 2025
Jim Donegan extradited, refused bail
Veteran Irish Republican Jim Donegan has been handed over to British
forces over accusations he was involved in the IRA’s armed struggle
in 1979.
Published April 3, 2025
‘Mothers Against Genocide’ subjected to horrific Garda abuse
A group of mothers were strip-searched after Gardaí police reacted with
violence and vindictiveness to a peaceful protest at the Dublin
parliament over the atrocities in Gaza.
Published April 3, 2025
British jailers prohibit Irish language books
A republican prisoner has threatened legal action after Irish language
books were seized by the prison authorities as he returned from a visit.
Published April 3, 2025
A protest over the handling of the Noah Donohoe investigation by the
PSNI has become a focus for public anger at a police force which has
failed to deliver on promised reforms.
Published April 3, 2025
Language anger a sign of the times
A plan to belatedly implement bilingual signs at a new train station in
Belfast has provoked an outburst of sectarian hate by unionists.
Published April 3, 2025
What is going on at the Ballymac centre?
There are fears that charity funding which ‘disappeared’ from a
loyalist-linked organisation in east Belfast may have been used to
purchase weapons or otherwise sustain the loyalist paramilitary UVF.
Published April 3, 2025
Judge claims ‘public interest’ in extraditing escapees
Two men who escaped from Long Kesh jail in a dramatic tunnelling
breakout nearly 50 years ago are set to be extradited into British
jurisdiction.
Published March 27, 2025
There have been calls for a public inquiry after evidence emerged of a
bizarre conspiracy involving British agent Freddie Scappaticci, senior
British officials and top members of its military and judiciary.
Published March 27, 2025
Locked-up republicans vow to fight injustice
Two republican prisoners were informed at a hearing on Wednesday that their internment without trial is to continue for at least six more months, while separately a key challenge is being heard at the Supreme Court in London.
Published March 27, 2025
Garbled threats rejected by Lisburn residents
Threatening and sectarian leaflets from unionist paramilitaries have
been pushed through letterboxes of homes in a mixed area of County
Antrim.
Published March 27, 2025
Mixed messages from British government on inquests
Families of those killed in a British Army ambush have been told by the
British government that an inquest into the massacre will be allowed to
proceed, while a positive outcome of another inquest is to be appealed.
Published March 27, 2025
Online censorship linked to criminalisation agenda
The 32 County Sovereignty Movement has hit out after moves by Google
LLC to implement anti-republican censorship on its YouTube platform.
Published March 27, 2025
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