Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams clashed with British Secretary of State
Owen Paterson after he wore a wristband supporting the British Army’s
notorious Royal Irish Regiment at a meeting with the families of victims
of a British Army massacre.
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Insult upon injury for Ballymurphy families
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams clashed with British Secretary of State
Owen Paterson after he wore a wristband supporting the British Army’s
notorious Royal Irish Regiment at a meeting with the families of victims
of a British Army massacre.
Published October 12, 2010
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has accused Fine Gael and the Labour
Party of being involved in a “cosy political consensus” with what was
probably the most unpopular Government in the history of the state.
Published October 12, 2010
Public support for so-called ‘dissident’ republican groups has been
significantly underestimated by the Irish political and media
establishment, according to academic research published on Thursday.
Published October 8, 2010
The ‘Real IRA’ has claimed responsibility for detonating a bomb with more
than 200 pounds of explosives outside an Ulster Bank in a commercial
district of Derry in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Published October 8, 2010
British Prime Minister David Cameron has expressed his determination to
sustain British rule in the Six Counties despite the Real IRA attack in
Derry on Tuesday.
Published October 8, 2010
Orange tirade against ‘Roman Catholic IRA’
There have been calls for an investigation into whether anti-Catholic
statements made by the head of the Orange Order broke hate laws.
Published October 8, 2010
Greens reach out as budget crunch looms
The Green Party has suggested the formation of a national unity
government and is seeking to establish an all-party forum to discuss the
economic crisis.
Published October 8, 2010
Government, union figures named in slush fund scandal
A blame game has erupted over a fund which was uncovered earlier this
year involving the 26-County Department of Health, the Health Service
Executive (HSE) and the powerful SIPTU trade union.
Published October 8, 2010
A car bomb exploded in Derry city tonight in a commercial riverside
district near the junction of the Strand Road and Culmore Road.
Published October 5, 2010
The Taoiseach Brian Cowen has denied the sovereignty of the 26-County
state has been jeopardised by the banking and budget crises, even as
European officials began dictating Irish economic policy.
Published October 4, 2010
The ‘Real IRA’ has admitted killing drug dealers on both sides of the
border, according to a Belfast-based newspaper.
Published October 4, 2010
Judge prohibits Mass attendance
A man facing charges over the firing of shots over the coffin of a
Strabane republican has been banned from attending his memorial Mass.
Published October 4, 2010
Asylum application used against McGeough
An application for political asylum in Sweden allegedly made almost 30
years ago by Gerry McGeough from Tyrone is due to be used as evidence
against him in a Belfast court.
Published October 4, 2010
Israel deports Irish Nobel laureate
Irish Nobel Peace Prize winner Mairead Corrigan Maguire is to be
deported from Israel following a ruling by Israel’s Supreme Court.
Published October 4, 2010
Shell pipeline blamed on weak government
The state’s unprecedented use of law and order forces against its own
citizens while protecting private commercial interests augurs badly for
a remote community in north Mayo and for the State as a whole, a
planning hearing has been told.
Published October 4, 2010
The fifty billion Euro robbery
A massively increased price-tag for the bank bailout by the Fianna
Fail/Green Party government has left the 26-County state braced for
deeper cuts and rising taxes and blighted the state’s finances for a
generation.
Published October 1, 2010
‘Shame’ campaign targets child
The family of a 14-year-old boy whose face was published in newspapers
and leaflets as part of a PSNI police “naming and shaming” tactic have
taken a legal challenge against his treatment.
Published October 1, 2010
One of the UVF’s most senior members has turned ‘supergrass’ and is
ready to give evidence against other members of the loyalist murder
gang, it has been revealed.
Published October 1, 2010
PSNI clash with eirigi over Newry alert
The PSNI were accused of using of repressive legislation to harass a
nationalist community on Tuesday as the force launched a major “security
operation” on the outskirts of the Derrybeg estate in Newry.
Published October 1, 2010
Shoot-to-kill inquest challenge thrown out
Relatives of those killed in Britain’s shoot-to-kill campaign of
assassination seem set to finally see reports on the cases - albeit
censored.
Published October 1, 2010
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