Calls are mounting for the Orange Order to bring an end to anti-Catholic
parades through nationalist neighbourhoods following last week’s riots.
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Calls are mounting for the Orange Order to bring an end to anti-Catholic
parades through nationalist neighbourhoods following last week’s riots.
Published July 19, 2010
The key proposals of the Eames-Bradley group on how to deal with ‘the
legacy’ of the conflict in the North of Ireland have provoked a negative
reaction, according to the results of a consultation process.
Published July 19, 2010
The 26-County Taoiseach has railed against “negativity” as Ireland’s
sovereign debt was judged to be at an increased risk of default by
international credit agency Moody’s.
Published July 19, 2010
Shell protestor vows to continue struggle
Mayo fisherman Pat O’Donnell has vowed to continue his opposition to
the Corrib gas project on health, safety and environmental grounds,
following his release from prison at the weekend.
Published July 19, 2010
Flotilla survivors plan fresh Gaza shipment
The Irish-owned MV Rachel Corrie may sail from the southern Israeli port
of Ashdod within weeks after Irish activists who last month attempted to
break Israel’s blockade of Gaza onboard the vessel were told it was
ready to be released.
Published July 19, 2010
Some of the worst rioting in years has left scores injured in Belfast
after a sectarian parade by the Protestant Orange Order was forced
through three nationalist areas in the north of the city on Monday.
Published July 16, 2010
A round-up of the violence which broke oiut around the Six Counties following the PSNI attack on the Ardoyne protest.
Published July 16, 2010
Repressive powers ‘still available’
The announcement that stop and search powers under Section 44 of the
British government’s ‘Terrorism Act’ are to be suspended will not mean
any decrease in the use of draconian legislation by the PSNI, it has
been claimed.
Published July 16, 2010
Legal effort to demand by-election
Sinn Fein Senator Pearse Doherty has brought a High Court challenge to
the refusal by the Dublin government to hold an overdue byelection in
the Donegal South West constituency.
Published July 16, 2010
The number of people emigrating from Ireland this year and next is
predicted to reach 120,000, according to the latest statistics.
Published July 16, 2010
Derry has been chosen as the “UK Capital of Culture” for 2013, ahead of
steel capital Sheffield and mustard centre Norwich.
Published July 16, 2010
Orange parade forced through Ardoyne
The controversial Orange Parade has been forced through Ardoyne in
north Belfast after a non-violent sit-down protest was brutally forced
off the road.
Published July 12, 2010
A peaceful protest against a provocative anti-Catholic parade in north
Belfast is being subjected to a violent PSNI assault this evening.
Published July 12, 2010
Heavy rioting took place in north and west Belfast overnight arising from
loyalist bonfires ahead of today’s climax of the marching season.
Published July 12, 2010
There are concerns that potential violence could erupt if an Orange
Order parade is forced through the republican Ardoyne area of north
Belfast.
Published July 12, 2010
Huge bomb marks ‘dissident’ development
A bomb which blew a large crater in a south Armagh road on Saturday was
intended for a passing PSNI police patrol.
Published July 12, 2010
SAS soldiers who shot dead a man in Derry In 1984 will be ordered to
give evidence at a fresh Inquest, it has been announced.
Published July 12, 2010
Ombudsman urged to quit over botched report
Al Hutchinson’s job as the Six-County Police Ombudsman is in doubt after
being forced to cancel publication of an official report by his office
into the 1971 McGurk’s bar massacre.
Published July 12, 2010
Queen’s visit ‘good for peace’ - Britain
The planned visit to the 26 Counties by Elizabeth Windsor, the ‘Queen of
England’, will not harm the peace process but could benefit it,
Britain’s newly-appointed Minister of State at the Northern Ireland
Office, Hugo Swire, has claimed.
Published July 12, 2010
Ombudsman suspends report publication
A report into one of the worst attacks of the conflict was put on hold
today after bereaved relatives condemned its findings.
Published July 9, 2010
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