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.
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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
IRA membership case immersed in legal quagmire
Four west Belfast nationalists facing charges of membership of the
Provisional IRA have been named by a court in Belfast -- after almost
three months of legal wrangling.
Published October 12, 2012
Ballymurphy campaign lobby Tory conference
Families of the 10 men and one woman killed by the British Army’s
Parachute Regiment in Ballymurphy in Belfast during the early days of
internment in August 1971 have demanded a Hillsborough style
investigation.
Published October 12, 2012
Abortion clinic opens in Belfast
The opening this week of a private abortion clinic in Belfast, the first
of its kind in Ireland, has been given a mixed reaction.
Published October 12, 2012
A number of protests took place in Dublin this week as the 26-County
government faced a mounting corruption scandal and a wave of anger over
policies which favour the wealthy over the poor.
Published October 5, 2012
There have been calls for the Parades Commission to be scrapped after
legally-binding restrictions on the giant Ulster Covenant parade were
again ignored by Orangemen and loyalist bands on Saturday.
Published October 5, 2012
More than 1,000 senior members of the notorious RUC police who left the
force as part of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement have been rehired, it
has emerged.
Published October 5, 2012
Dirty protest at Justice Minister’s HQ
A protest over prison conditions in Maghaberry prison has seen horse
manure thrown at the Belfast headquarters of the Alliance Party.
Published October 5, 2012
PSNI declare ‘no risk’ to McIntyre over tapes
A High Court bid to prevent the PSNI police taking possession of
confidential academic interviews with a former IRA Volunteer has been
refused after a PSNI member said there was no increased threat to the
interviewer.
Published October 5, 2012
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
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