Hundreds of nationalists interned without trial almost 40 years ago are
to launch a multi-million pound legal action against the British
governmen
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Internees bring legal action against Britain
Hundreds of nationalists interned without trial almost 40 years ago are
to launch a multi-million pound legal action against the British
governmen
Published September 14, 2010
Landmark ruling for ‘Bik’ McFarlane
The 26-County state been ordered by the European Court of Human Rights
to pay compensation to senior republican Brendan ‘Bik’ McFarlane for the
extraordinary decade-long delay in bringing him to trial.
Published September 14, 2010
A prominent republican charged with an IRA action almost 30 years ago
has said a leading Sinn Fein politician told him he would not face
prosecution.
Published September 14, 2010
Paisley to protest against Pope
Aging unionist firebrand Ian Paisley is to lead a 60-strong delegation
to Scotland to protest over Pope Benedict’s visit to Britain.
Published September 14, 2010
A Derry priest has said he is shocked by accusations of harassment
against the PSNI police made by republican families in the city.
Published September 9, 2010
A UDA gang is believed to have planted the pipe bomb at a largely
Catholic primary school in County Antrim on Monday which was found by an
eight-year-old
Published September 9, 2010
The North’s Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has said he was in
the IRA in Derry city in 1972 but did not know who carried out the
Claudy bomb attack, and still doesn’t know.
Published September 9, 2010
Stormont faces budget showdown
Sinn Fein’s Six-County Ministers have refused to comply with British
and DUP requests to identify areas to target public spending cuts in
their departments at Stormont.
Published September 9, 2010
Families of eleven people killed by the British army in Ballymurphy
nearly 40 years ago have revealed that they have been contacted by one
of the British soldiers involved in the shootings.
Published September 9, 2010
New setback for Dublin and Monaghan bomb victims
The High Court has dismissed a claim by survivors of the Dublin and
Monaghan bombings that the handling of parts of a report complied by the
Commission of Investigation into the atrocities amounted to a breach of
the State’s human rights obligations.
Published September 9, 2010
The Spanish authorities today defied international peace appeals and
said they will maintain their bloody conflict with Basque armed group
ETA, which is fighting to win independence for a Basque state northeast
of Spain.
Published September 6, 2010
Boy escapes injury as loyalists attack schools
A serious sectarian bombing campaign is targeting Catholics in the town
of Antrim.
Published September 6, 2010
A large majority of the people of the 26 Counties believe the state is
headed for bankruptcy, according to a new opinion poll.
Published September 6, 2010
Dublin protest derails Blair spin machine
Several hundred people took to the streets of Dublin on Saturday to
demonstrate against the presence of former British Prime Minister Tony
Blair in the capital.
Published September 6, 2010
Republican seriously ill in Lithuanian prison
Irish republican prisoner Michael Campbell, who has been held in Lukiskes
prison in Lithuania since early 2008, has now contracted malaria at the jail.
Published September 6, 2010
Massacre gun was given by police, probe finds
A report into the 1992 murders of five Catholics in a south Belfast
bookmakers has revealed one of the guns used by the UDA had been handed
back to the gang by the RUC (now PSNI) police.
Published September 6, 2010
British soldiers watched as a pro-British death squad murdered a
Catholic teenager in west Belfast, a report by the police’s Historical
Enquiries Team (HET) has found.
Published September 2, 2010
Blair recounts Good Friday triumph
In his memoirs, ‘A Journey’, published yesterday, the former British
Prime Minister Tony Blair said he took “horrendous” chances and
stretched the truth “past breaking point” as he dealt with unionists and
republicans deadlocked over talks to restore devolved powers.
Published September 2, 2010
Protests planned as ‘war criminal’ visits
A number of progressive and republican organisations are to hold a
protest in Dublin this weekend as former British Prime Minister Tony
Blair signs copies of his autobiography.
Published September 2, 2010
Major disruption follows city alerts
British Army bomb experts have carried out a controlled explosion this
afternoon [Thursday] on Craigavon Bridge in Derry following what the
PSNI police said was the discovery of a “suspicious object” by a
pedestrian.
Published September 2, 2010
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