The annual period of sectarian strife surrounding the July 12th marches
saw an increased number of loyalist ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires.
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Violence follows ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires
The annual period of sectarian strife surrounding the July 12th marches
saw an increased number of loyalist ‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires.
Published July 13, 2012
Attempt to recuit informer at Derry hospital
The 32 County Sovereignty Movement has condemned what it said was a
recruitment attempt by British MI5 agents which took place at the breast
cancer unit at Altnagelvin Hospital in Derry.
Published July 13, 2012
Minister shamed over private hospital deal
Sinn Féin has strongly challenged the leadership of the Labour Party
this week after the 26-County Minister for Health James Reilly was
publicly named in Stubbs Gazette over a 1.9 million euro bad debt.
Published July 13, 2012
Rioting in Ardoyne after Orange parade forced through
Trouble has erupted in Ardoyne today after the republican area was
cleared by the PSNI police to allow an incendiary Orange march pass
through.
Published July 12, 2012
Corey ordered held until appeal hearing tomorrow
The British government is to bring an appeal tomorrow against Martin
Corey’s legal victory against his internment, it has emerged. Mr Corey
was released on bail yesterday [Monday], but his release was
dramatically blocked at the request of the British Direct Ruler, Owen
Paterson.
Published July 10, 2012
Outrage as Martin Corey’s release is blocked
A veteran republican today won his court challenge against his internment
-- but his release was dramatically blocked by the
British government.
Published July 9, 2012
A provocative sectarian parade by the anti-Catholic Orange Order has
again been given permission to march past the nationalist Ardoyne shops
area of north Belfast.
Published July 6, 2012
McGeough's challenge to imprisonment rejected
The Court of Appeal in Belfast has rejected political prisoner Gerry
McGeough’s attempt to secure his release on the grounds of discrimination in the
issuance of pardons.
Published July 6, 2012
Councillor quits Sinn Féin over queen decision
One of Sinn Féin’s most senior councillors has quit the party in protest
at Martin McGuinness’s meeting with English queen Elizabeth Windsor.
Published July 6, 2012
Family forced out of Magherafelt home
A Catholic mother-of-five says she has been forced out of her County
Derry home after a five-year campaign of sectarian abuse.
Published July 6, 2012
O’Hagan family ‘left in limbo’
SDLP deputy leader Dolores Kelly has called on the Six-County justice
minister to probe the investigation into the murder of journalist Martin
O’Hagan, describing the lack of action as “unacceptable”.
Published July 6, 2012
Ulster Bank chief ‘must accept blame’
There have been calls for the head of Ulster Bank to resign after the
bank was unable to process routine financial transactions or release
funds for a third week.
Published July 6, 2012
PSNI seek cash to investigate Bloody Sunday
Forty years after the infamous atrocity in which British paratroopers
shot dead 14 innocent civil rights demonstrators and injured another 22,
a police investigation into the Bloody Sunday massacre is possible, it
has been announced.
Published July 5, 2012
Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness put clear blue water between himself and
mainstream Irish republicanism when he shook the hand of English queen
Elizabeth Windsor on Wednesday in a historic but hugely divisive act of
political theatre.
Published June 29, 2012
Breakthrough for family of Manus Deery
The family of Manus Deery has won a fresh hearing into the
fifteen-year-old’s murder in the nationalist Bogside area of Derry in
May 1972.
Published June 29, 2012
Anti-royal protestor survives murder bid
A west Belfast man badly
beaten by a gang of loyalists on Black Mountain
earlier this week says he is lucky to be alive.
Published June 29, 2012
Marian Price move linked to UN visit
Jailed political dissident Marian Price was moved to an
outside
hospital last weekend without her consent, her family have said.
Published June 29, 2012
New evidence in rubber bullet death
An inquest has been ordered to be reopened after new evidence was
uncovered about the death of the first child killed by a rubber
bullet
in the north of Ireland.
Published June 29, 2012
Interview with Bernadette Devlin McAliskey
Hugh Hamilton of WBAI Pacifica Radio interviews Bernadette
Devlin-McAliskey about the imprisonment of Marian Price
Published June 29, 2012
Historic handshake takes place amid ongoing tension
Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness met and shook hands with British monarch
Elizabeth Windsor today, both in private and in the presence of an
official photographer. The unprecented event has provoked protest and
division among Irish nationalists and republicans.
Published June 27, 2012
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