Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has said a 1993 IRA attack on the
leadership of the UDA death squads in west Belfast in which nine
civilians died “cannot be defended”.
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Apology as Shankill victims are remembered
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has said a 1993 IRA attack on the
leadership of the UDA death squads in west Belfast in which nine
civilians died “cannot be defended”.
Published October 25, 2013
Devices found as alerts continue
A pipe-bomb and two mail-bomb attacks on the PSNI in the space of 24
hours appear to be the latest signs of an increasingly active campaign
by the republican armed groups.
Published October 25, 2013
Gardaí refuse to release journal of dead informer
The Garda police in the South have refused repeated requests to send the
secret journal of top informer Denis Donaldson to the Police Ombudsman
in the North of Ireland.
Published October 25, 2013
A one-way ticket for Irish youth
A shocking Famine-era ‘solution’ to the problem of youth unemployment
has dominated this year’s announcement of Budget plans by the coalition
government in Dublin.
Published October 18, 2013
Republican Network for Unity has warned that British agents may be
behind a bewildering series of unclaimed bomb alerts, most of which have
been hoaxes or proved groundless.
Published October 18, 2013
Families face tense wait in Craigavon Two appeal
The Court of Appeal is to consider its judgement in the apparent
miscarriage of justice for John Paul Wootton and Brendan McConville.
Published October 18, 2013
Racist violence linked to unionist paramilitary resurgence
A series of racial attacks in east Belfast and elsewhere has been linked
to loyalist paramilitaries.
Published October 18, 2013
WMD fears for Shannon Airport after warplane confirmation
The Dublin government has been accused of turning the west of Ireland
into a US military hub after it emerged that highly weaponised warplanes
have been landing and refuelling at Shannon Airport on their way to and
from conflicts in the Middle East.
Published October 18, 2013
Media ‘cover-up’ on penalty points as journalist is booted
A story about the sacking of an Irish journalist has led to the
mainstream Irish media being accused of a ‘blatant cover up’.
Published October 18, 2013
Govt sets budget targets: emigrant ships, paupers’ graves
The coalition government’s budget has been slammed as an attack on the
young and old, the sick and the infirm, on new mothers and young
workers.
Published October 16, 2013
Mayhem as militants fill political vacuum
The organisation describing itself as the ‘new’ IRA said this week it
had executed a major drug dealer in north Belfast amid escalating
violence on the streets of the Six Counties.
Published October 11, 2013
SAS man appointed Minister ahead of Cameron visit
A decision to appoint a former SAS military figure as a direct rule
British minister is being seen as an indication of a mounting crisis in
the peace process in the north of Ireland.
Published October 11, 2013
Unionists seek escalation of parade protests
Unionist hardliners have been strongly criticised for seeking to
‘upscale’ protests and disturbances in its efforts to force a sectarian
parade through the nationalist Ardoyne in north Belfast.
Published October 11, 2013
Strong challenge to ‘Craigavon Two’ convictions
The case against two Craigavon men convicted of shooting a PSNI man in
2009 appears to be nearing collapse as the appeal against their
convictions took place this week at the Court of Appeal in Belfast.
Published October 11, 2013
TDs surveilled by PSNI Special Branch
Three elected Leinster House TDs were video-recorded by specialist PSNI
police as they attempted to speak to the family of a jailed republican
activist, it has emerged.
Published October 11, 2013
Govt gets referendum ‘wallop’ as new budget cuts loom
Fine Gael leader and 26-County Taoiseach Enda Kenny has been humiliated
after the rejection by voters of a dictatorial attempt to abolish the
Seanad, the upper house of the Dublin parliament.
Published October 11, 2013
Reprieve for Senate in referendum surprise
The Seanad, the upper house of the 26-County parliament, has been saved
from abolition by a small margin following counting of votes in
yesterday’s referendum.
Published October 5, 2013
Turnout in today's 26-County referenda could be close to a record low as
voters appear to be staying away from a potentially historic ballot on
the abolition of the Seanad, the upper chamber of the 26-County
parliament.
Published October 4, 2013
Adams under pressure following brother’s conviction
Elements in the mainstream media have urged Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams
to resign following the conviction this week of his brother, Liam, for
the sexual abuse of his daughter Aine in the period 1977-1983.
Published October 4, 2013
UVF must be ‘faced down’ over violence, marches - SF
Sinn Féin First Minister Martin McGuinness has challenged unionists to
confront the paramilitary UVF in east Belfast, who he accused of being
closely linked to the anti-Catholic Orange Order.
Published October 4, 2013
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