An inquiry into the murder of Robert Hamill has urged the North’s
Prosecution Service to “urgently reconsider” a decision not to prosecute
a retired member of the PSNI (formerly RUC) police
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Hamill inquiry calls for prosecution
Published March 12, 2010
Unionism divides as key vote passes
A historic vote in the Belfast Assembly has bolstered last month’s
agreement at Hillsborough on policing and parades but led to renewed
divisions between the two main unionist parties in the North.
Published March 11, 2010
Specialist police deployed as MI6 recruit
The PSNI has confirmed that heavily armed specialist police have been
deployed in county Fermanagh following increased dissident republican
activity in the area.
Published March 11, 2010
Delinquency at Tallaght hospital
Tens of thousands of X-rays were not reviewed by a radiologist and large
numbers of patient referral letters were ignored at the ‘flagship’
Tallaght Hospital in Dublin, it has been revealed.
Published March 11, 2010
Thousands rally for collusion victim
On Sunday March 7, over 2,000 people gathered to commemorate the life
of Lurgan republican Sam Marshall and to demand the truth about British
collusion with unionist death squads in his murder.
Published March 11, 2010
Call to take veteran republicans off govt ‘hit list’
A group campaigning against the US extradition of former Official IRA
leader Sean Garland has called on the Dublin government to raise the
matter with the Obama administration during their visit to Washington
next week.
Published March 11, 2010
Setback in Derry name campaign
A plan to offically change the name of Derry city to ‘Derry’ was thrown
into chaos this week when three separate motions were voted down at
Derry City Council.
Published March 11, 2010
Stormont backs devolution of policing and justice
The Belfast Assembly has voted in favour of taking over policing and
justice powers for the Six Counties from London, despite opposition from
the Ulster Unionist Party.
Published March 9, 2010
UUP rejects ‘dysfunctional’ Stormont
Senior Ulster Unionists have said that they will not be supporting the
deal to devolve policing powers from London to Belfast at a crucial vote
in the Six-County Assembly at Stormont tomorrow.
Published March 8, 2010
A prominent republican has gone on trial for an IRA attack on a UDR
soldier almost 30 years ago.
Published March 8, 2010
Crumbling government ‘must go’, SF Ard Fheis hears
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams told the party’s annual Ard Fheis
[annual conference] that rather than a reshuffle by Brian Cowen of his
coalition government, the Dublin government “needs to go”.
Published March 8, 2010
Orange Order backs parade deal
The Orange Order has given its overwhelming backing to parading
proposals drawn up as part of the Hillsborough Agreement.
Published March 8, 2010
UVF ‘grasses’ get shortened sentences
Two brothers who committed dozens of loyalist crimes will serve as
little as three years in jail because they have turned ‘supergrass’.
Published March 8, 2010
Public service strikes escalate
Schools and hospitals are expected to be worst hit as trade union chiefs
escalate a fight to reverse pay cuts with a series of work stoppages.
Published March 8, 2010
Address by Gerry Adams to Sinn Fein Ard Fheis 2010
The full text of the speech delivered by Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams to
the party’s ardfheis [annual conference] at the RDS in Dublin tonight.
Published March 6, 2010
Massacre inquiry ‘pointless’ - Ford
Victims of Bloody Sunday have expressed outrage at comments by the
proposed future Six County Justice Minister David Ford in which he said
the Saville inquiry into the killings was “pointless”.
Published March 4, 2010
PSNI warnings treated with scepticism
Two republicans in Derry have been told their lives are under threat
following the “execution” last week by the Real IRA of senior member
Ciaran Doherty
Published March 4, 2010
Provocative loyalist parade on St Patrick’s Day
A notorious loyalist flute band whose leader is awaiting trial on child
rape charges has been granted permission to march through a village
which has seen some of the worst sectarian intimidation of recent years
in the North.
Published March 4, 2010
Doubts persist ahead of crucial devolution vote
The DUP has ruled out the appointment of a minister for justice if the
Ulster Unionist Party refuses to endorse the establishment of a
department of justice within the Executive.
Published March 4, 2010
Election battle looms as Paisley steps down
Ian Paisley announced he is stepping down as MP this week, leaving his
namesake son to battle Jim Allister, leder of the extreme unionist TUV
party, in the upcoming British general election for north Antrim.
Published March 4, 2010
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