Members of the PSNI police in Newry have made a direct threat to kill a
prominent member of the republican socialist party eirigi, the party
said this week.
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Eirigi man gets PSNI death threat
Members of the PSNI police in Newry have made a direct threat to kill a
prominent member of the republican socialist party eirigi, the party
said this week.
Published November 2, 2012
Reports highlight Irish wealth extremes
News that members of the Dublin government have awarded themselves over
36 million euro of pension entitlements has highlighted the growing
inequality between the ‘L’Oreal’ generation and the lost generation of
Irish society.
Published November 2, 2012
Orange Order breach parade ruling yet again
The anti-Catholic Orange Order has admitted it again acted illegally in
breaking a Parades Commission ruling during its latest march past St
Patrick’s Church in Belfast.
Published November 2, 2012
British troops attacked the Four Courts - memoir
British Army artillery crews were used to bombard the Four Courts in
Dublin in the opening battle of the Irish Civil War, according to a
recently unearthed memoir.
Published November 2, 2012
Maghaberry prison warder shot dead
A prison warder has died in an apparent IRA attack on his way to
Maghaberry prison today.
Published November 1, 2012
A County Tyrone republican has lashed out at the justice system in the
North of Ireland after charges against him and four others were quietly
dropped by Crown prosecutors this week -- after more than 14 months
held without bail at Maghaberry prison.
Published October 26, 2012
PSNI attacked as tensions continue
The PSNI said one of its patrols was targeted in an attack in Poleglass,
on the outskirts of west Belfast, on Thursday evening.
Published October 26, 2012
Judge orders continuation of Price’s detention
After almost 18 months interned without trial, a court in Derry has
insisted that Irish political activist Marian Price should remain
incarcerated despite the evidence of prison and UN doctors that she is
unfit to stand trial.
Published October 26, 2012
New investigation into PSNI collusion with UVF
A decision by the Police Ombudsman to investigate allegations of
collusion between the PSNI and the unionist paramilitary UVF has been
welcomed.
Published October 26, 2012
Politicians clash over republicanism, reconciliation
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has said that the attainment of Irish unity
through reconciliation would represent the “big democratic phase” of his
party’s struggle as he and Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin clashed
over the mantle of constitutional Irish nationalism this week.
Published October 26, 2012
British spy agency MI5 investigated Irish construction workers in
England during the 1970s through a bogus consulting company and had them
blacklisted with major employers as a result, it has emerged.
Published October 26, 2012
The 26-County Taoiseach Enda Kenny has ruled out any political moves
towards a united Ireland by 2016, the centenary of the Easter Rising,
despite a historic step towards Scottish independence this week.
Published October 19, 2012
Loyalists to march past church once again
The anti-Catholic Orange Order is to hold yet another march past St
Patrick’s Catholic Church in Belfast, despite again failing to talk to
the nearby Carrick Hill residents’ group.
Published October 19, 2012
The man who shot Pearse Jordan dead has finally given evidence at his
inquest, despite having previously refused to take part in proceedings
for nearly a decade.
Published October 19, 2012
The first meeting of the North-South Inter-Parliamentary Association has
been held, over 14 years after it was planned as part of the 1998 Good
Friday Agreement.
Published October 19, 2012
Judicial review for shoot-to-kill inquest
The family of one of two IRA Volunteers shot dead by the British Army’s
‘elite’ SAS unit has won permission to challenge an inquest verdict that
the killings were justified.
Published October 19, 2012
Cash windfall for Apprentice Boys
More than two million pounds worth of financial assistance has been
granted to a sectarian marching organisation from the European Union’s
PEACE III programme.
Published October 19, 2012
A Catholic mother and her three children narrowly escaped being burned
to death today following a loyalist attack.
Published October 12, 2012
Charity shamed over link to killer regiment
An Irish children’s charity has been inundated with complaints after it
engaged a unit of a murderous British Army regiment to take part in a
charity fundraiser.
Published October 12, 2012
Amnesty concern over British torture cover-up
There have been calls for a full investigation into cases of torture,
including waterboarding, by members of the RUC and British army in
Ireland during the 1970s.
Published October 12, 2012
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