A socialist is likely to become the next 26-County Taoiseach according
to a new poll, which shows a further decline in support for the Fianna
Fail-Green Party coalition.
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Political transformation underway
A socialist is likely to become the next 26-County Taoiseach according
to a new poll, which shows a further decline in support for the Fianna
Fail-Green Party coalition.
Published September 24, 2010
Prisoner beaten for refusing strip-search
A “brutal assault and ritual humiliation” has been inflicted on
republican prisoner Brendan Conway before a court appearance.
Published September 24, 2010
Direct action halts pipeline work
Shell Oil was forced to suspend work on the proposed new Corrib pipeline
route in north Mayo yesterday when two Shell to Sea campaigners boarded
one of the drilling rigs.
Published September 24, 2010
UUP elects hardliner as leader
Tom Elliott, a 46-year-old Assembly member for Fermanagh-South Tyrone,
has been elected the new leader of the Ulster Unionist Party to succeed
Reg Empey.
Published September 24, 2010
A controversy has erupted in the North after loyalists were filmed
taking down County Down flags in south Belfast ahead of the All-Ireland
senior football final last week.
Published September 24, 2010
The daughter of Charlie Armstrong, one of the conflict’s so-called
‘Disappeared’, has thanked those who provided the information that
helped locate her father’s remains.
Published September 24, 2010
‘Dissidents underestimated’ - MI5
The chief of British military intelligence has accepted his
organisation has underestimated the capacity of the breakaway IRA
groups.
Published September 20, 2010
The 26-County Prime Minister Brian Cowen has insisted he retains the
full support of his Fianna Fail parliamentary party despite calls by
some members for a meeting to discuss his leadership.
Published September 20, 2010
UDA receiving ‘secret’ Stormont payouts
Claims last week that a secret fund has been set up to channel money to
certain loyalist organisations have still not been denied by Six County
officials
Published September 20, 2010
A sectarian murder attempt took place on the home of a vulnerable
Catholic family in Rasharkin, County Antrim in the early hours of
yesterday morning.
Published September 20, 2010
The London and Dublin governments should sponsor a process between the
parties in the Six Counties to bring forward a Bill of Rights for the
North, the head of the North’s Human Rights Commission has said.
Published September 20, 2010
The Dublin government is being brought “screaming before the courts” by
Sinn Fein on the issue of the three outstanding by-elections, according
to the party’s Dail leader Caoimhghin O Caolain.
Published September 20, 2010
The 26 County Taoiseach Brian Cowen has been forced to apologise for a
Tuesday morning radio interview that embarrassed his Fianna Fail party
and generated widespread negative international commentary.
Published September 16, 2010
British military intelligence has said no sanctions should be placed on
the UVF despite the unionist paramilitary group murdering a man while
supposedly on “ceasefire”.
Published September 16, 2010
No surprises in Wright collusion inquiry
Incompetence by prison warders and not state collusion created
conditions which led to the killing of Billy Wright, the inquiry into
his murder has found.
Published September 16, 2010
Intentions of armed groups in media focus
A number of hidden cameras found in trees overlooking the headquarters
of British military intelligence in Ireland may have been planted by a
republican armed group, according to reports.
Published September 16, 2010
More evidence of old cover-ups emerge
New evidence has emerged of attempts by the old Stormont regime and the
British Army to prevent British soldiers who shot innocent Irish
civilians in the early years of the conflict being tried for murder.
Published September 16, 2010
‘Bitter’ unionists get election court hearing
Ulster Unionists were accused of “sour grapes” at a court hearing in
Tyrone over attempts by Unionist unity candidate Rodney Connor, who lost
out by four votes, to declare void Sinn Fein’s victory in the
Westminster election in May.
Published September 16, 2010
Billy Wright Inquiry finds no collusion
The Billy Wright Inquiry has found there was no collusion by the British
state in the murder by the republican INLA (Irish National Liberation
Army) of the unionist paramilitary leader in Long Kesh 13 years ago.
Published September 14, 2010
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has called for the Dublin parliament to
be reconvened immediately to discuss the banking crisis and soaring
unemployment.
Published September 14, 2010
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