Confidential interviews with senior IRA figure Dolours Price have been
handed over to British security forces, it has been confirmed.
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PSNI receive Dolours Price interviews
Confidential interviews with senior IRA figure Dolours Price have been
handed over to British security forces, it has been confirmed.
Published July 7, 2013
G8 security used against Short Strand
A giant steel wall was erected around the Short Strand enclave in east
Belfast this week in an unprecedented military operation to seal off the
nationalist enclave ahead of one of a number of sectarian Orange Order
parades.
Published July 5, 2013
Killer soldiers got kid-gloves treatment, review finds
The future of the PSNI’s Historical Enquiries Team (HET) is in doubt
after the Policing Board said it had no confidence in its cold case
reviews.
Published July 5, 2013
DUP blocks debate on Stormont corruption scandal
The Six-County assembly at Stormont will be recalled from the summer
recess on Monday morning after a DUP councillor made serious
allegations of political interference against her own party’s minister,
Nelson McCausland -- but the DUP appear to have successfully suppressed
any debate by issuing a ‘petition of concern’.
Published July 5, 2013
Maginnis links SAS ambush to Thatcher
A Sinn Fein assembly member has said that comments by former Ulster
Unionist Ken Maginnis during a TV documentary on Margaret Thatcher
confirm the British government has operated a ‘shoot-to-kill’ policy in
the North.
Published July 5, 2013
Protests as anger grows over bailiff threats
The memory of Cromwell and Parnell, Larkin and Connolly were raised this
week amid protests over bank repossessions and increased threats to
mortgage-holders across Ireland.
Published July 5, 2013
PSNI raids continue while loyalist attacks go uninvestigated
The home of a sister-in-law of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has been
subjected to a violent raid by the PSNI police, according to reports.
Published July 5, 2013
Telephone conversations recorded five years ago between top bankers at
Anglo Irish Bank at the heart of the bank’s collapse have enraged the
Irish public and confirmed that a culture of delinquency and deception
lay behind its failure and nationalisation by the 26-County state.
Published June 28, 2013
New group emerges from Carrick Hill chaos
A new umbrella group has been set up to represent nationalist residents’
groups. The ‘Communities Against Sectarian Parades’ (CASP) group was set
up last week to oppose coat-trailing loyalist marches in north, west and
east Belfast, as well as in Derry, Rasharkin and Newtownbutler.
Published June 28, 2013
West Belfast man Patrick Livingstone, jailed by a non-jury court on the
word of the RUC nearly 40 years ago, has had his life prison sentence
overturned.
Published June 28, 2013
Short Strand hit by peace line attacks
The nationalist Short Strand in east Belfast has come under repeated
petrol bomb attack, with three attacks in the space of a week.
Published June 28, 2013
O Cuiv talks lead to PSNI raid
The home of a Derry community worker was raided by the PSNI last
Saturday, less than 24 hours after she had met with Galway TD Eamon O
Cuiv to highlight her concerns about police raids in the area.
Published June 28, 2013
The chairman of the Irish Labour Party, Colm Keaveney, has quit as the
party continues to experience a major internal bust-up and a decline in
support over its political direction.
Published June 28, 2013
Sinn Féin Minister injured in parade tensions
Sinn Fein’s Six-County Minister for Culture Caral Ni Chuilin had to
attend hospital tonight after becoming involved in a bizarre incident
involving the party’s policing spokesperson, Gerry Kelly, and a PSNI
police Land Rover.
Published June 22, 2013
The sycophantic feting of the world’s most powerful leaders in the
British-occupied north of Ireland this week has disgraced politicians
in both parts of the island.
Published June 21, 2013
Child survives loyalist fire-bomb
As David Cameron told the world that British-occupied Ireland was a
“transformed place”, a four-year-old Catholic child almost burned alive
in a sectarian petrol bomb attack.
Published June 21, 2013
Protests against provocative ‘Tour of the North’
Tonight’s ‘Tour of the North’ parade passes a number of nationalist
communities in north Belfast, and is one of the most contentious parades
of the anti-Catholic Orange Order’s marching season.
Published June 21, 2013
British lies on display in Bloody Sunday makeover
A new video installation in Derry has been criticised as an attempt to
rewrite the history of the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre.
Published June 21, 2013
Shell campaigner on hunger strike
Campaigners against the construction of a Shell gas pipeline at Rossport
in County Mayo say one of their fellow campaigners is on a hunger strike
over his arrest.
Published June 21, 2013
PSNI claims are ‘nonsense on stilts’, tribunal hears
Attempts by the PSNI in the north of Ireland to derail a collusion
inquiry in Dublin have been condemned in the strongest terms by lawyers
for the chief of the Gardai police in the south.
Published June 21, 2013
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