An incompetent Dublin government has allowed a second wave of jobs
losses to further undermine the 26-County economy, with unemployment in
the state reaching a 16-year high, opposition leaders have said.
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Jobs figures point to second recession
An incompetent Dublin government has allowed a second wave of jobs
losses to further undermine the 26-County economy, with unemployment in
the state reaching a 16-year high, opposition leaders have said.
Published August 6, 2010
Derry tensions ahead of giant parade
Sinn Fein has warned that tensions are rising in Derry ahead of a major
sectarian parade in the city.
Published August 6, 2010
Graveyard attacked as ‘hoods’ challenge republicans
Sinn Fein has expressed outrage after the Republican plot in Milltown
was desecrated last night.
Published August 6, 2010
Forgery allegation marks new low for Fianna Fail
A police investigation is underway after evidence of fraudulent
expenses claims by Senator Ivor Callely was published by the tabloid
media.
Published August 6, 2010
A PSNI base in Derry was damaged in a dissident bomb attack early this
morning.
Published August 3, 2010
Agreement has been reached on the development of the site of the former
Long Kesh prison as a peace-building and conflict resolution facility.
Published August 2, 2010
New evidence on Ballymurphy killings
The families of 11 people shot dead by paratroopers in West Belfast are
to present the British secretary of state for the North, Owen Patterson,
and Stormont justice minister, David Ford, with a new dossier of
evidence on the killings.
Published August 2, 2010
Adams holds talks with loyalists
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams held talks with a loyalist group today
[Monday] aimed at defusing tensions over sectarian parades in north
Belfast.
Published August 2, 2010
Govt lawyers deployed for electoral dodge
The full hearing of a legal challenge by Sinn Fein’s Pearse Doherty to
the Dublin government’s refusal to move the writ for a by-election in the
Donegal South West constituency is expected to be heard on October 18th
at the High Court.
Published August 2, 2010
Walmart rep jets in over Asda outrage
A Walmart executive reportedly wept last week as he apologised to the
family of two loyalist murder victims for the “deep hurt” caused after
their killer was given his checkout job back despite having been sacked
for sectarian remarks.
Published August 2, 2010
The remains of a Crossmaglen man who went missing at the height of the
conflict almost 30 years ago have been found.
Published August 2, 2010
Hundreds of republicans were prevented from marching through a
nationalist area of Lurgan in north Armagh on Sunday by the PSNI but
finally got around them in a game of ‘cat and mouse’.
Published July 26, 2010
The 26-County Taoiseach Brian Cowen crossed the border to Crossmaglen,
County Armagh on Thursday night for the formal opening of Fianna Fail’s
first offices in the Six Counties.
Published July 26, 2010
DUP concern for sectarian killer
DUP MPs have backed a sectarian double killer who was sacked after he
called for ‘The Sash’ to be played outside a branch of the Asda retail
chain store in north Belfast.
Published July 26, 2010
Highway robbery as fat cats help themselves
It was revealed that there are 192 people on trolleys awaiting treatment
in hospitals around the 26 Counties this evening as it emerged that the
Department of Health ignored legal limits in setting the salary for the
new chief executive of the Health Service Executive.
Published July 26, 2010
‘Justice for the Forgotten’ funding is cut
The group which represents victims of the conflict in the 26 Counties
has said it may be wound down within days because of a lack of funds.
Published July 26, 2010
Returning Irish denied welfare
Returning Irish emigrants are increasingly being refused vital social
welfare payments because of tightening residency requirements.
Published July 26, 2010
A decision by Ireland’s main opposition party, Fine Gael, to take
corporate donations from some of Ireland’s most notorious developers has
threatened to re-open splits within the party.
Published July 22, 2010
UDA ‘brigadier’ Jackie McDonald has said an all-inclusive amnesty is
needed to allow loyalists to tell the truth their actions in the conflict.
Published July 22, 2010
New marching dispute in Ardoyne
Another loyalist group has applied to march through the republican
Ardoyne in north Belfast next month despite the unprecendented violence
which followed a similar parade through the area earlier this month.
Published July 22, 2010
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