Gerry McGeough was at the Six-County Assembly this week to challenge
British injustice in selectively pursuing historical cases in the
conflict.
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McGeough speaks out over injustice
Gerry McGeough was at the Six-County Assembly this week to challenge
British injustice in selectively pursuing historical cases in the
conflict.
Published November 26, 2010
Dissident protest forces abandonment of DPP meeting
Republicans in Derry forced the abandonment of a local meeting on
policing which was to take place in the Guildhall on Wednesday night.
Published November 26, 2010
Commemorations held for fallen heroes
Around 150 people gathered in Belfast’s Milltown Cemetery on Saturday
afternoon, November 20, to mark the 19th anniversary of the deaths of
IRA volunteers Patricia Black and Frank Ryan on active service.
Published November 26, 2010
Sinn Fein set for by-election triumph
Counting is underway in the by-election in Donegal South West, with
Pearse Doherty on course to win a historic victory for Sinn Fein.
Published November 26, 2010
Austerity plan to hit poor, students, pensioners, services
The Dublin government today unveiled a raft of budget measures it
claimed would restore the 26-County State’s finances by 2014, but
fudged key facts and figures on how it would affect the public.
Published November 24, 2010
Independent TDs have joined with the opposition parties to pile pressure
on the crumbling Dublin government to pull the plug after the Green
Party finally succumbed to public outrage and said it is set to pull
out.
Published November 22, 2010
Dublin govt submits to international bailout pressure
The public finances of the 26-County state will, for the next three
years at least, be subject to “regular reviews” by external monitors
working on behalf of the International Monetary Fund, the European
Union, and the British and Swedish governments.
Published November 22, 2010
Sinn Fein TD, protestors attacked
A group of 100 protestors clashed with Gardai as they made their way the
gates of the Dublin parliament earlier this [Monday] afternoon,
following a protest against the government’s handling of the economy.
Published November 22, 2010
Donegal election breakthrough predicted
Residents of Donegal’s outlying islands are casting their by-election
votes today [Monday].
Published November 22, 2010
‘Mouth search’ increases Maghaberry tension
A number of republican prisoners have been refused their visits in
Maghaberry prison after they refused to open their mouths and wiggle
their tongues before entering the visiting area.
Published November 22, 2010
Republican rivals to hold debate
Sinn Fein and new republican political party eirigi will share a
platform this week, for the first time, during a debate to discuss
Ireland’s economic crisis.
Published November 22, 2010
Green Party calls for general election
The Green Party has called for a date for a 26-County general election
to be set for the second half of January.
Published November 22, 2010
Coalition to get IMF/EU bailout
The Dublin government tonight confirmed that the European Union and the
International Monetary Fund have agreed to its request for a financial
aid package.
Published November 21, 2010
Pressure is weighing on the 26-County government to leave the stage this
week as a team of economists from the International Monetary Fund
arrived in Dublin to begin planning massive cutbacks in government
spending.
Published November 19, 2010
Britain seeks to strengthen union
British Secretary Owen Paterson has reasserted the British government’s
claim on the Six Counties.
Published November 19, 2010
Shoot-to-kill families without representation
Families of shoot-to-kill victims could be denied representation at a
long-delayed inquest because of a hold-up over fees, a pre-hearing heard
today [Friday].
Published November 19, 2010
A bailout for thousands of homeowners in mortgage arrears has been ruled
out by 26-County Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan and Financial
Regulator Matthew Elderfield.
Published November 19, 2010
Adams confident as Assembly successor named
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has said Sinn Fein is strong enough in
west Belfast to retain its Westminster and assembly seats without him.
Published November 19, 2010
Ballymurphy families at Westminster
Families of those massacred by British soldiers in the Ballymurphy area
of west Belfast over 30 years ago have taken their campaign for an
independent international investigation to Lon
Published November 19, 2010
IMF, EU teams arrive in Dublin
Representatives of the International Monetary Fund have arrived in
Dublin to begin work on a financial aid package for the insolvent 26
County state.
Published November 18, 2010
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