US President Barack Obama has told British prime minister David Cameron
that his Bloody Sunday apology was “historic” and would contribute to
reconciliation in the north.
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Obama praises Cameron statement
US President Barack Obama has told British prime minister David Cameron
that his Bloody Sunday apology was “historic” and would contribute to
reconciliation in the north.
Published June 24, 2010
Union implicated in new slush fund scandal
A total of 31 overseas trips were funded from a controversial
multi-million euro “training fund” which was shared by trade union
officials and public servants.
Published June 24, 2010
Fine Gael ‘silly’ on the North - Adams
Gerry Adams told Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny at Stormont yesterday that
Fine Gael was not trusted on the “national question” after the Fine Gael
leader said he would not enter into a coalition government with Sinn
Fein.
Published June 24, 2010
Protesting republican prisoners in Maghaberry jail in County Antrim have
begun a dirty protest after prison authorities refused to implement an
agreement made with the prisoners to address their concerns at the
conditions.
Published June 21, 2010
Bloody Sunday prosecutions pursued
Lawyers representing some of the Blood Sunday victims’ families are to
meet the Public Prosecution Service about prosecuting the soldiers
responsible.
Published June 21, 2010
A thirteen-year-old girl was knocked out and lost her front teeth when a
brick was thrown by loyalists over a west Belfast ‘peaceline’.
Published June 21, 2010
Orangemen escalate Drumcree standoff
Nationalist politicians have accused the Orange Order of holding the
community to ransom over fears that it will attempt to stage an illegal
Drumcree march.
Published June 21, 2010
Bomb left at Tyrone PSNI station
No group has claimed responsibility for a 300 pound bomb which failed to
detonate outside the PSNI base in the border village of Aughnacloy,
County Tyrone.
Published June 21, 2010
Armagh man cleared as MI5 plot falters
A county Armagh man has been cleared after a judge ruled that he had
been entrapped by an MI5 attempt to snare him and a friend in an arms
smuggling plot.
Published June 21, 2010
Suppressed for 38 years by the mendacity of the British Army and its
soldiers, the facts of the bloody massacre of innocent Irish
nationalists in Derry in January, 1972 have been affirmed by a British
tribunal of inquiry and publicly accepted by a British Prime Minister.
Published June 17, 2010
The prosecution of the Bloody Sunday soldiers is being sought by at
least some of those whose loved ones were shot dead and then smeared by
their killers.
Published June 17, 2010
Cameron praised for accepting findings
Sinn Fein’s Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness complimented the
Conservative British Prime Minister David Cameron on a “generous”
statement in which he apologised for the Bloody Sunday killings.
Published June 17, 2010
Kenny holds on as Bruton coup defeated
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny has retained the leadership of his party,
fending off a disastrous power grab by the party’s former Finance
spokesperson, Richard Bruton.
Published June 17, 2010
Calls for entrapment trial to be thrown out
The prosecution case against two Armagh men facing charges arising out
of a sting operation by MI5 (British military intelligence) should be
thrown out, their lawyers have argued.
Published June 17, 2010
Local council reform plans collapse
A shakeup of the north’s local councils has collapsed after the
Six-County executive failed to reach agreement .
Published June 17, 2010
Bloody Sunday Inquiry report welcomed
The victims of Bloody Sunday were innocent and their names have been
cleared, a relative said today.
Published June 15, 2010
Saville Inquiry exonerates Bloody Sunday victims
The Saville inquiry into the Bloody Sunday killings found the actions of
British soldiers was “both unjustified and unjustifiable”, British prime
minister David Cameron said today
Published June 15, 2010
Report of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry
The first five chapters included in Volume One of the
report of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, published this afternoon, which
outline the events of the day, addresses the question of responsibility
for the killings, and provide an overall assessment.
Published June 15, 2010
Families receive Bloody Sunday report
Relatives of the victims of the Bloody Sunday massacre have entered the
Guildhall in Derry after retracing the route taken by civil rights
marchers in 1972, and have begun examining the findings of the Saville
inquiry.
Published June 15, 2010
The people of Derry and campaigners for the victims of Bloody Sunday
across the world are eagerly awaiting the findings of the Saville
Inquiry this Tuesday afternoon.
Published June 14, 2010
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