A general strike in Greece, massive protests by the indignados in Spain,
public transport strikes in Portugal (and Spain), and industrial action
by aluminium, steel and public sector workers in Italy headlined this
week.
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A general strike in Greece, massive protests by the indignados in Spain,
public transport strikes in Portugal (and Spain), and industrial action
by aluminium, steel and public sector workers in Italy headlined this
week.
Published October 5, 2012
Kilkenny win all-Ireland final replay
The normal order in Irish hurling was restored in Croke Park this
afternoon when Kilkenny won the all-Ireland hurling final replay thanks
to another stunning performance by veteran Henry Shefflin over a
luckless Galway side, who never quite gained enough altitude to threaten
the serial champions.
Published September 30, 2012
One of the biggest unionist parades in decades passed off without
disorder in Belfast today.
Published September 29, 2012
Nationalist residents of north Belfast have said they are “bewildered”
by a decision of the Parades Commission to permit a giant unionist
parade to march past St Patrick’s Church in Belfast and the Carrick
Hill interface on Saturday, with only the lightest of restrictions.
Published September 28, 2012
Dolours Price, Gerry Adams clash over IRA claims
Republican veteran Dolours Price has accused Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams of
“betraying” the republican cause.
Published September 28, 2012
Hunger protest ends as prisoners await transfer
A hunger fast by four Tyrone men at Maghaberry seeking to be housed
alongside other republican prisoners in the jail has ended following
developments inside and outside the prison.
Published September 28, 2012
The RUC police did not do enough to prevent the loyalist paramilitary murders
of two men in County Tyrone 20 years ago, a report has said.
Published September 28, 2012
Marian Price unable to attend court
Interned political activist Marian Price is reported to have suffered
another lung infection, preventing her from receiving a complicating
treatment for her arthritis. She was unable to communicate with her
legal team ahead of a court hearing this week.
Published September 28, 2012
Call it ‘Northern Ireland’ - Robinson
Nationalists have dismissed claims by DUP leader Peter Robinson that
the union is “more secure” than ever as political tensions escalated
ahead of the centenary of the Ulster Covenant.
Published September 28, 2012
Dublin govt weakened by shock resignation
The Minister of State at the Department of Health Roisin Shortall has
resigned in a row over political interference in the siting of new
healthcare facilities.
Published September 26, 2012
Donegal win all-Ireland football final
Donegal have won the All-Ireland football final with considerable skill
and resilience at Croke Park this afternoon, raising the Sam Maguire Cup
for the first time since 1992.
Published September 23, 2012
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has condemned so-called ‘dissidents’ in
Dublin despite a rally in the city last weekend which saw hundreds of
republicans of all hues unite to march in support of interned political
activist Marian Price.
Published September 21, 2012
Sinn Féin backs SDLP motion on McCausland
A joint effort by the two main nationalist parties in the North to seek
to exclude unionist extremist Nelson McCausland from holding a
Ministerial position for three months is being seen as a potentially
significant development.
Published September 21, 2012
Notorious LVF paramilitary released
A unionist paramilitary killer, jailed for shooting dead a Catholic
teenager as she slept, has been freed early.
Published September 21, 2012
Court blocks identification of RUC killer
The identity of a former RUC sergeant who fired the shots that killed
unarmed Pearse Jordan 20 years ago will not be revealed at his inquest, a court
has ruled.
Published September 21, 2012
Record emigration amid government ‘dysfunction’
Almost 40,000 are leaving Ireland each year as a result of the
continuing decline in the 26 County economy, bringing Irish emigration
to its highest level since the famine.
Published September 21, 2012
Children’s referendum to go ahead
The 26-County Government has said the referendum on the proposed new
31st amendment of the Constitution, giving the State increased powers to
take children into care, will take place on Saturday, November 10.
Published September 21, 2012
Reprisal raids follow Ryan funeral
The 26 County police have carried out a wave of raids and arrests
following a large IRA funeral in Dublin for Alan Ryan.
Published September 14, 2012
DUP man to oversee Long Kesh ‘redevelopment’
A member of the hardline unionist DUP is to take the helm of a body
tasked with overseeing the conversion of the former site of Long Kesh
prison, including the demolition of most or all of the world-famous
H-Blocks.
Published September 14, 2012
No sign of Covenant march talks
No consultations have yet taken place with residents of a nationalist
area which 20,000 members of the anti-Catholic Orange Order and
thousands more supporters are due to parade past later this month.
Published September 14, 2012
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