A group of former Provisional IRA members have declared that they will
continue the armed struggle until a united Ireland is achieved.
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A group of former Provisional IRA members have declared that they will
continue the armed struggle until a united Ireland is achieved.
Published April 25, 2011
Golden circles continue to rob 26-County state
A number of elite public servants continue to be paid up to one million
euro ($1.46m) in annual salary and associated benefits, despite the
economic demise of the 26 Counties and the arrival of the IMF.
Published April 25, 2011
UVF boss, Celtic manager targeted for assassination
A senior UVF unionist paramilitary was left in critical condition after
being stabbed outside a busy north Belfast supermarket, apparently by a
feuding rival.
Published April 25, 2011
Child clubbed by PSNI in stop-and-search
A County Armagh schoolboy was assaulted by a member of the PSNI who
batoned the 12-year-old just over a week ago, it has emerged.
Published April 25, 2011
Unity referendum subject to GFA - Sinn Fein
With all of the mainstream political parties unanimous on three key
issues -- the need to defeat dissident republicanism, safeguard the
Six-County political institutions and oppose cuts to the British
subvention -- only the call for an all-island referendum has caused a
stir in the Assembly election campaign.
Published April 25, 2011
‘Fun’ menu for Irish treaty signatories sold at auction
A “humorous” menu prepared for an Irish delegation dinner during the
Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations in London in 1921 has been sold in
Dublin for a four-figure sum.
Published April 25, 2011
A stand against the securocrats
Policing in the North is once again in crisis after the chief executive
at the Police Ombudsman's office suddenly quit, blaming senior
government officials for interfering in the office's investigations.
Published April 18, 2011
Concerns over new human rights violations
Sinn Fein has criticised the PSNI's continued detention and
interrogation of a number of people in connection with dissident
republican activity.
Published April 18, 2011
The mother of a six-year-old boy shot in the head during the conflict
has expressed her frustration after the police Historical Enquiries
Team (HET) dismissed evidence of loyalist involvement in the death.
Published April 18, 2011
IMF, EU join in Dublin fudge exercise
The Fine Gael/Labour government in Dublin declared last week it had
"passed" a review of its economic progress by its International
Monetary Fund and European Union creditors without any penalty.
Published April 18, 2011
The 26-County Taoiseach Enda Kenny held his first bilateral meeting
with British Prime Minister David Cameron in London this afternoon.
Published April 18, 2011
McGuinness to represent SF in leaders debates
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams will almost certainly not be
representing the party in televised leaders' battles ahead of the
North's election.
Published April 18, 2011
Sinn Fein has offered to meet with “the militarist factions” to outline
the party’s strategy for advancing republican objectives and in its
belief in “the futility of armed actions”.
Published April 13, 2011
Assembly election candidates named
There are 218 candidates in total for the 108 Six-County Assembly seats
up for grabs in the election on May 5, spread over the traditional 18
six-seater constituencies.
Published April 13, 2011
Govt seeks gullible property investors
The state-operated bank NAMA is to provide mortgages for home-buyers in
the 26 Counties -- despite acknowledging that house prices are likely
to fall further.
Published April 13, 2011
PSNI in bomb alert controversy
A furore has arisen after the PSNI allowed motorists to drive past a
van containing what was described as a 500 pound bomb on Thursday
evening last week.
Published April 13, 2011
Sinn Fein rules out royal visit demo
Any activity that Sinn Fein organises to mark the British royal visit
next month will not involve picketing of events and no “confrontation
for the sake of it”, the party’s deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald has
said.
Published April 13, 2011
Double-agent’s ex-wife can sue Scappaticci
A woman who became embroiled in Britain’s ‘Dirty War’ has received High
Court permission to bring anunprecedented legal actionagainst Freddie
Scappaticci, the reputed British double-agent known in the media as
‘Stakeknife’.
Published April 13, 2011
A recording of Gardai police laughingly planning to rape two
environmental protestors, including a US citizen, has renewed attention
on the policing operation to secure the construction of a hugely
controversial onshore gas refinery in County Mayo.
Published April 8, 2011
Windsor to visit Croke Park, republican memorial
The planned itinerary for a visit next month by the professed ‘Queen of
England’ has provoked anger and disbelief.
Published April 8, 2011
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