A lawyer acting for internee Marian Price has accused the Six County
prison authorities of being “inhumane” after she was handcuffed while
travelling in an ambulance between two Belfast hospitals.
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Price handcuffed during hospital switch
A lawyer acting for internee Marian Price has accused the Six County
prison authorities of being “inhumane” after she was handcuffed while
travelling in an ambulance between two Belfast hospitals.
Published August 17, 2012
PSNI slammed for child riot propaganda
The PSNI has been strongly criticised for making absurd claims that
children as young as seven were involved in petrol bomb attacks in
Derry.
Published August 17, 2012
Villagers concerned as parade tensions escalate
There have been fears that a loyalist parade through the strongly
nationalist village of Rasharkin in County Antrim this evening could
provoke disorder.
Published August 17, 2012
Campaign for Kelly’s bar inquiry
The police ombudsman Michael Maguire has been asked to investigate a
bombing and shooting incident of the early years of the recent conflict
that bears strong similarities to the McGurk’s bar atrocity.
Published August 17, 2012
Irish athletes cheered by large crowds
Ireland’s Olympians for 2012, including gold medal winner Katie Taylor,
were welcomed home like heroes on Dawson Street in Dublin on Wednesday.
Published August 17, 2012
Serious clashes over internment bonfires
A 13-year-old girl was among those arrested after the PSNI attacked
nationalist anti-internment bonfires this week.
Published August 10, 2012
Sinister agenda seen behind Belfast evacuation order
Securocrats have been strongly criticised for a ham-fisted attempt to
evacuate over a hundred homes in west Belfast last week -- before
declaring that a claimed rocket attack on a PSNI police landrover,
which prompted the evacuations, had been a hoax.
Published August 10, 2012
Nationalist cities forced to host sectarian festivals
Concerns have been expressed over major Protestant marching season
events planned for the overwhelmingly nationalist cities of Derry and
Newry this month.
Published August 10, 2012
UUP inflames nationalists with road signs, comments
“Welcome to Northern Ireland” road signs have been provocatively raised
in border areas of the North by the Ulster Unionist minister for
regional development, Danny Kennedy.
Published August 10, 2012
Murder of West Belfast boy to be investigated
The brother of a Ballymurphy boy who was shot in the back by a British
Army sniper 35 years ago has appealed for witnesses to come forward as
the Historical Enquiries Team (HET) looks into his death.
Published August 10, 2012
British soldier’s message of hate
The SDLP has said a serving British soldier has desecrated the memory of
those who died on Bloody Sunday by posting an offensive slogan on the
internet.
Published August 10, 2012
Katie Taylor wins gold for Ireland at London Olympics
Wicklow woman Katie Taylor has won a hugely celebrated gold medal for
Ireland in the 2012 Olympics this afternoon when she beat Russian Sofya
Ochigava.
Published August 9, 2012
Interned political dissident Marian Price has contracted pneumonia, it has
emerged.
Published August 3, 2012
Following the announcement of a regrouping of the IRA last week, the
Belfast-based Oglaigh na hEireann has said it carried out a gun and
mortar rocket attack in west Belfast last weekend.
Published August 3, 2012
Arrests break out as Shell machine sinks into Mayo bog
Prominent environmental activist Willie Corduff was arrested close to
where a truck carrying a 160-tonne section of a giant tunnel boring
machine sank in boggy ground in north County Mayo this week.
Published August 3, 2012
Wanted ad sparks Special Branch recruitment bid
A County Tyrone taxi driver has told how PSNI Special Branch tried to
recruit him as an informer after he placed a small classified ad on a website.
Published August 3, 2012
Clonoe families launch shoot-to-kill report
Relatives of four IRA Volunteers killed by undercover British soldiers
20 years ago have launched a report to highlight their campaign to
establish how they died.
Published August 3, 2012
Sinn Féin at odds over Sean Quinn scandal
Sinn Féin representatives have expressed sharply conflicting positions
over wealthy Fermanagh businessman Sean Quinn, whose family faces a
number of court-imposed legal and financial obligations.
Published August 3, 2012
A regrouping of previously distinct breakaway IRA groups is being
described as the most significant development within physical-force
republicanism since the Provisional IRA split in 1997.
Published July 27, 2012
Derry youths riot over ‘stolen’ bonfire
A PSNI operation to remove materials gathered to build a bonfire marking
the anniversary of internment sparked four nights of riots and disorder
in the nationalist Galliagh area of Derry this week.
Published July 27, 2012
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