A wave of solidarity has built in support of young Irish rap band
Kneecap amid a concerted witch-hunt to destroy the group over its
outspoken opposition to the genocide in Gaza.
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A wave of solidarity has built in support of young Irish rap band
Kneecap amid a concerted witch-hunt to destroy the group over its
outspoken opposition to the genocide in Gaza.
Published May 1, 2025
Vicious attacks in Derry’s Waterside
A young autistic man who was injured in a series of sectarian attacks in
Derry is too afraid to return home following the assault, his mother has
said.
Published May 1, 2025
John O’Hare’s killers were protected by the RUC
Yet another catalogue of failings pointing to a police cover-up has been
confirmed in the murder of a Catholic taxi driver by loyalists in
Belfast in 1991.
Published May 1, 2025
Adams defends reputation against BBC smear
Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams took to the stand this week in his
defamation action against the BBC over the false allegation that he
‘sanctioned’ the murder of British spy Denis Donaldson in 2006.
Published May 1, 2025
Political harassment follows Easter events
A new bid to criminalise and intimidate republicans is being seen behind
a trend of targeting individuals attending commemorations.
Published May 1, 2025
Claims constitutional discussion ‘divisive’ rejected
Taoiseach Micheal Martin’s insistence on a vague ‘reconciliation’ in the
north of Ireland as a precondition for Irish reunification has been
dismissed across the political spectrum.
Published May 1, 2025
PSNI ‘lash out’ after Easter commemoration
Two republican activists were arrested by the PSNI amid heightened
tensions in the city over a 1916 Easter Rising Commemoration in Derry.
Published April 24, 2025
Opinion poll could lead to Irish unity vote - Minister
A British Minister’s comments have been taken as the first indication of
the criteria to bring about a vote on Irish reunification.
Published April 24, 2025
The death of Pope Francis has been mocked at an Apprentice Boys parade
in Lisburn attended by DUP Stormont minister Paul Givan and other senior
party figures.
Published April 24, 2025
Heavily pregnant woman forced out by loyalists
A Catholic woman forced out of her home in what the PSNI have admitted
is a sectarian hate crime has been left with nothing and has nowhere to
go.
Published April 24, 2025
‘Heavy Gang’ victim calls for torture inquiry
A man wrongly convicted of a role in the 1976 Sallins train robbery has
said he believes that the Dublin government is not holding an
independent public inquiry into the investigation because it would
lift the lid on a state policy of using torture to secure false
confessions from innocent republicans.
Published April 24, 2025
Bill to include North in Presidential election
A unionist MP has told Irish citizens in the Six Counties to move
south if they want to access the right to vote for an Irish President.
Published April 24, 2025
Martin backs away from peace deal unity poll
Micheál Martin has been accused of “gutting” Fianna Fáil of its “last
drop” of republicanism after he dismissed the idea of a referendum for
Irish reunification in 2030.
Published April 17, 2025
A catalogue of collusion in Ardyone killings
The families of two men who were killed by loyalists in 1988 were
“failed” by the RUC police, the police ombudsman has said, although she
declined to openly accuse those responsible of colluding with the killers.
Published April 17, 2025
PSNI doubles down on double standards
A prominent republican was convicted of attending a funeral while
wearing an ‘illegal’ jacket, a day after the PSNI escorted an
openly paramilitary loyalist parade in Tyrone which glorified a
sectarian killer.
Published April 17, 2025
British govt to draw up ‘official history’ of the conflict
Plans for the London government to draft its own history of ‘the
Troubles’ are moving ahead despite criticism from historians and the
broader community.
Published April 17, 2025
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
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