Prominent republican Gerry McGeough developed chest pains while
refusing to be strip-searched before his court appearance in Belfast on
Monday.
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McGeough sentencing deferred after strip-search drama
Prominent republican Gerry McGeough developed chest pains while
refusing to be strip-searched before his court appearance in Belfast on
Monday.
Published March 25, 2011
Low standards in public office confirmed
The Dublin government has been accused of seeking to cover up the
findings of the Moriarty report, which found former Fine Gael minister
Michael Lowry had acted in “profoundly corrupt” manner.
Published March 25, 2011
Britain ends equality in PSNI hiring
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams TD has attacked a decision by the
British Secretary to scrap the 50-50 recruitment procedure to the PSNI
police, under which equal numbers of Catholics and Protestants were
employed by the force.
Published March 25, 2011
Despite his previous prediction two weeks ago, Taoiseach Enda Kenny has
failed to secure reduction in the interest rate on the EU bailout for
the 26-County State at a summit of European leaders today.
Published March 25, 2011
Orwellian Ministry strikes again
The DUP’s Six-County ‘Minister for Culture’ Nelson McCausland has
insisted an annual arts festival held in south central Belfast include
pro-Israeli views and Christian music in its line-up, according to a
BBC report.
Published March 25, 2011
Tribunal finds former Minister guilty of corruption
In its final report, the Moriarty Tribunal in Dublin has accused former
Fine Gael minister Michael Lowry of “profoundly corrupt” dealings and a
“venal abuse of office”.
Published March 22, 2011
One of the largest military operations in the history of the 26-County State is
being prepared in advance of the back-to-back state visits of British
monarch Elizabeth Windsor and US President Barack Obama.
Published March 21, 2011
High spirits at White House bash
US President Barack Obama has described an “incredible bond” between the
US and Ireland at the annual St Patrick’s Day party at the White House.
Published March 21, 2011
Speculation is growing that the new Dublin government will this week be
forced to require that at least some bond-holders ‘share the burden’ of
losses in the Irish banking system as tensions mount within the European
Union over the cost and scale of the international bailout loan plan for
the 26-County State.
Published March 21, 2011
Spy data was destroyed, court hears
The British Army had secretly bugged a car belonging to a County Armagh
teenager on the night he is accused of involvement in a Continuity IRA
attack on a member of the PSNI in 2009, it has been revealed.
Published March 21, 2011
Sinn Fein displays cross-border unity
Sinn Fein brings its strengthened team of southern representatives to
Stormont today [Monday] for the first time since the party’s General
Election gains in the 26 Counties.
Published March 21, 2011
Heritage plan sought for Dublin city centre
Dublin Sinn Fein TD Aengus O Snodaigh has called for the establishment
of a 1916 Quarter encompassing the GPO and the historic buildings on
Moore Street and for a Ceathru Gaelteachta [Irish speaking quarter] to
develop the Irish language in the city.
Published March 21, 2011
US President Barack Obama has said he intends to visit Ireland in May.
Published March 17, 2011
The new Fine Gael-Labour coalition has already backed away from
pre-election promises to give the people a say on the EU-IMF bailout
deal.
Published March 16, 2011
Nelson report suppressed until after election
The British government has said it is carrying out “checks” the findings
of a public inquiry into the murder of human rights lawyer Rosemary
Nelson, which it is now feared will be withheld until after the May 5
election.
Published March 16, 2011
A row has erupted over the flying of the tricolour at a St Patrick’s Day
parade in Downpatrick, County Down.
Published March 16, 2011
Nuclear concerns follows Japanese calamity
Taoiseach Enda Kenny is to raise the issue of the Sellafield nuclear
plant on the west coast of England following fresh anxiety in Ireland in
the wake of the partial meltdown of a number of reactors in the
northeast of Japan.
Published March 16, 2011
Ballymurphy families join in USA visit
Sinn Fein’s Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness will join DUP leader Peter
Robinson and 26-County Taoiseach Enda Kenny among a smaller coterie of
Irish politicians than usual to visit Washington DC for the annual St
Patrick’s day bash at the White House this wee
Published March 16, 2011
Deaths of Sean Cronin, Brian Moore
Leading republicans have expressed their sadness at the death of
well-known IRA veteran, author and journalist Sean Cronin.
Published March 16, 2011
A new government has started work following a day in which a
significant change in the political order in the 26 Counties finally
became tangible at Leinster House.
Published March 10, 2011
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