A republican ex-PoW has been re-imprisoned after the British government
claimed that he was “a danger to the public”.
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A republican ex-PoW has been re-imprisoned after the British government
claimed that he was “a danger to the public”.
Published April 19, 2010
The PSNI mounted a military-style raid and arrest operation in north
Belfast on Saturday which was described as ‘aggressive’ by local
residents.
Published April 19, 2010
Adams sees potential breakthrough in Foyle
Martina Anderson can become the first Sinn Fein MP for Derry in more
than 80 years, Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has said.
Published April 19, 2010
Acquitted men ‘insufficiently innocent’ - Woodward
Former Sinn Fein publicity director Danny Morrison is unlikely to
receive compensation for years spent in jail because he has not shown
himself to be “demonstrably innocent”, according to the British
government.
Published April 19, 2010
Moving files ‘could take a year’ - PSNI
The senior coroner in the North has criticised the PSNI over its latest
excuse for refusing to pass on files related to controversial state
killings and assassinations.
Published April 19, 2010
The Dublin government is to flatten housing developments across the 26
Counties in a desperate bid to reinflate Ireland’s property bubble.
Published April 15, 2010
Doubts have been cast on the ‘Real IRA’ claim of responsibility to the
BBC for the bomb attack at the heavily-fortified Palace Barracks in
County Down on Monday morning.
Published April 15, 2010
SDLP refuses to challenge unionist election pact
The SDLP has rejected Sinn Fein’s request to counter the challenge by a
united unionist campaign to oust two sitting nationalist MPs from their
Westminster seats.
Published April 15, 2010
Cameron launches ‘87-word manifesto’ on Ireland
Tory leader David Cameron yesterday said he would seek to bring the
north of Ireland into what he called the “mainstream of UK politics”.
Published April 15, 2010
Stormont justice committee formed
Unionist politicians will hold the balance of power on Stormont’s new
justice committee with a one-person majority, it has emerged.
Published April 15, 2010
The last letter written by Kevin Barry the night before his execution is
to be auctioned to the highest bidder in the latest sell off of Irish
heritage.
Published April 15, 2010
At one minute past midnight on Monday, policing and justice powers
became the responsibility of a Six County Assembly for the first time in
almost forty years. Just twenty minutes later, a huge blast echoed
across Belfast and into neighbouring counties from across Belfast Lough.
Published April 12, 2010
Unionists pursue sectarian agenda in election
The Ulster Unionist Party, the DUP and the British Conservative Party
have agreed to back a “unionist unity” candidate in next month’s
Westminster election in an effort to unseat Sinn Fein’s Michelle
Gildernew from the seat famously won by Bobby Sands in 1981.
Published April 12, 2010
Large protest outside Maghaberry
Hundreds of family members and supporters of republican prisoners staged
a protest outside the gates of Maghaberry jail yesterday [Sunday] amid
calls for an international human rights observer to see conditions in
the prison first hand.
Published April 12, 2010
Baggott plays waiting game on collusion, shoot-to-kill
Victims of state killings and collusion have expressed suspicion at
plans to shut down a specialist police unit set up to investigate
unsolved killings from the conflict.
Published April 12, 2010
Strike a deal or it’s wage war - Cowen
The 26-County Taoiseach Brian Cowen has threatened public sector workers
with another eight percent pay cut if they reject the agreement
negotiated with union leaders at the end of last month.
Published April 12, 2010
Justice for the Forgotten, the organisation that represents victims of
the conflict in the 26 Counties, says it will close its doors in June
unless the Dublin government commits renewed funding to complete its
work.
Published April 12, 2010
Stormont appoints justice minister
In a historic step, the Belfast Assembly this afternoon chose Alliance
leader David Ford as the first Six-County Justice minister in nearly
forty years.
Published April 12, 2010
A major bomb detonated earlier this morning outside the British Army’s
Palace Barracks in Holywood in County Down, east of Belfast.
Published April 12, 2010
Tensions continue to escalate inside Maghaberry Prison today after
republicans were ‘disciplined’ last night for taking part in a 48-hour
protest at prison conditions.
Published April 8, 2010
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