A serious sectarian bombing campaign is targeting Catholics in the town
of Antrim.
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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
UUP seeks new leader as party dumps Empey, Tories
Two candidates are to contest the Ulster Unionist Party leadership
election next month.
Published September 2, 2010
Ireland’s middle class in crisis
A new survey shows middle income families in the 26 Counties are
struggling like never before with escalating unemployment coupled with
serious mortgage repayment difficulties.
Published September 2, 2010
A Catholic woman in her late 50s was punched and thrown to the ground by
three marchers as she tried to cross a sectarian parade by the Royal Black
Institution in Ballymena on Saturday.
Published August 30, 2010
Pressure grows to slay the Anglo monster
Tension is increasing within the Dublin coalition government over its
continuing attempts to maintain the nationalised Anglo Irish Bank as a
going concern.
Published August 30, 2010
Media piles blame on Claudy ‘fall guy’
A leading figure in the Catholic Church has blasted the establishment
media for its failure to question the British line on the 1972 Claudy
bomb attack.
Published August 30, 2010
GAA targeted as loyalist threat mounts
A rocket was fired at a GAA club in County Tyrone in an escalating
loyalist campaign against the Gaelic sports association.
Published August 30, 2010
PSNI blamed for Ballycastle riot
The PSNI have been accused of provoking a riot in the seaside town of
Ballycastle, on the north Antrim coast.
Published August 30, 2010
Up to 50 Irish campaigners are to help mount a second humanitarian aid
flotilla to Gaza, it was revealed today.
Published August 30, 2010
The British government has apologised for protecting a ‘suspect’ in the
1972 Claudy bombing, but is still refusing to reveal to the public the
full details of what it knows about the attack.
Published August 27, 2010
Donaldson inquest delayed again
An inquest into the death of ‘super-spy’ Denis Donaldson has been
adjourned for the fifth time at the request of the Gardai police in the
26 Counties.
Published August 27, 2010
Right wing convergence seen at Beal na mBlath
An address to the Michael Collins commemoration in County Cork by Fianna
Fail’s Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan has led to considerable
discussion about the end of ‘civil war politics’ and a potential
realignment in Irish politics.
Published August 27, 2010
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