A wave of revulsion at chanting about the murder of a young Catholic
bride on her honeymoon has brought pressure for the Orange Order to be
treated alongside other racist and supremacist groups.
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A wave of revulsion at chanting about the murder of a young Catholic
bride on her honeymoon has brought pressure for the Orange Order to be
treated alongside other racist and supremacist groups.
Published June 9, 2022
Mayhem feared as Tories turn against Johnson
The peace process in Ireland could be sabotaged by Boris Johnson’s
desperate attempts to regain the support of far-right backbenchers after
he narrowly survived a no-confidence vote of Tory MPs.
Published June 9, 2022
Legacy bill ‘hopelessly incompatible with human rights’
High-level protests are continuing over legislation currently being
fast-tacked through Westminster to shut down investigations and provide
an amnesty for Britain’s war criminals in Ireland.
Published June 9, 2022
Sinn Féin honours Queen of England
Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill has expressed her respect and
admiration for the Queen of England as her party denounced criticism
from nationalists and republicans with the message “the haters are not
the future”.
Published June 9, 2022
Coroner ‘startled’ by British failure to reply on files
A coroner examining the death of a man shot during a prison break has
expressed concern at the ongoing failure by the Attorney General in
London to respond to a request for files related to the case.
Published June 9, 2022
BBC insults in coverage of Jubilee
The Irish tricolour flag was used in a live televised video montage to
represent countries under British rule at Buckingham Palace on Saturday.
Published June 9, 2022
Unionists object to reminder of colonial past
Unionist indignation at the public use of the word ‘planter’ by visiting
US politician Richard Neal has highlighted their denial of the history
of settler colonisation in the north of Ireland.
Published June 1, 2022
Stormont Assembly again fails to elect new speaker
Questions are being raised over the future of the Stormont Assembly
after unionists once again blocked the installation of an Assembly
Speaker and a First Minister.
Published June 1, 2022
Gun attack points to loyalist infighting
There are reports that a loyalist feud may have reignited in north
Belfast following the attempted murder of an associate of a prominent
loyalist.
Published June 1, 2022
Polls show boost for Sinn Féin, Irish unity
An opinion poll has shown support for Sinn Féin in the 26 Counties has
surpassed the combined vote of the two main government parties, Fianna
Fáil and Fine Gael, for the first time.
Published June 1, 2022
Marley family to get day in court
The family of assassinated Belfast republican Larry Marley have
described a High Court date as a boost to the family’s campaign for
justice.
Published June 1, 2022
False narrative for killing faces court challenge
Relatives of an IRA Volunteer shot dead by a British soldier in west
Belfast more than 50 years ago are suing the British Ministry of Defence
over the false claim that he was throwing a weapon.
Published June 1, 2022
Red letter day for the Irish language
A new sense of empowerment was evident in the largest ever demonstration
for Irish language rights in Belfast last weekend, as up to 20,000
people demanded overdue legislation to protect the rights of Irish
speakers under British rule.
Published May 26, 2022
US politicians intervene to protect Good Friday Agreement
An international furore has erupted following the decision of Britain’s
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss to introduce legislation at Westminster last
week to unilaterally alter the Brexit deal. The European Union has again
warned that “action calls for reaction”.
Published May 26, 2022
Legacy ‘bill of shame’ getting rushed into law
A coffin was carried to Downing Street by relatives of victims of the
conflict as protests increased at British government legacy plans which
amount to yet another breach of the Good Friday peace Agreement.
Published May 26, 2022
Family’s concern at Tory bid to shut down legal options
The daughter of a Catholic man killed by an undercover British army unit
50 years ago this month has said his killing tore her family apart.
Published May 26, 2022
Strip-searches of children condemned
The PSNI has strip-searched children on 34 occasions last year with the
overwhelming majority of the searches finding nothing, it has been revealed.
Published May 26, 2022
Loyalist disturbances in north Belfast
Homes and businesses in the Oldpark area of north Belfast have been
attacked by loyalists throwing bricks, bottles and timber.
Published May 26, 2022
Britain lurches from ‘law, law’ to ‘war, war’
Fears of a trade war and renewed conflict in the north of Ireland have
increased dramatically after the British government this week tore up
the Irish Protocol of Brexit in a flagrant breach of international law.
Published May 19, 2022
Outrage as details of amnesty bill emerge
There has been intense anger at British government plans to introduce
an amnesty from conflict prosecutions from which former political
prisoners would be disbarred.
Published May 19, 2022
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