Both the DUP and Sinn Fein have drawn a line in the sand on the issue of
sectarian marches as a working group set up under last week’s agreement
at Hillsborough held its first discussions on the issue.
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Both the DUP and Sinn Fein have drawn a line in the sand on the issue of
sectarian marches as a working group set up under last week’s agreement
at Hillsborough held its first discussions on the issue.
Published February 11, 2010
Leaders from all five main assembly parties in Belfast are currently
involved in efforts to decide who will be the North’s first justice
minister.
Published February 11, 2010
The group charged with locating the remains of those victims who went
missing during the conflict is set to add a name to its list of
“disappeared”, it has emerged.
Published February 11, 2010
Special Branch targeting vulnerable family members
A dissident republican has accused police Special Branch of targeting
vulnerable members of his family to inform against him.
Published February 11, 2010
Vindictive sentence for environmental activist
Shell to Sea campaigner and local fisherman Pat O’Donnell has been
sentenced to 7 months in jail after being found guilty of a “breach of
the peace” and “obstructing a Garda”.
Published February 11, 2010
Gardai to stage industrial action
Rank and file gardai police in the 26 Counties have voted overwhelmingly
in favour of taking industrial action over the imposition of levies and
the public sector pay cut.
Published February 11, 2010
The announcement by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) that it
has decommissioned its weapons has been strongly welcomed by the main
political parties in Ireland but greeted with condemnation by hardline
republican groups and mixed reactions from its own supporters.
Published February 8, 2010
Stumbling blocks seen for Hillsborough Agreement
After months of arguing and years of stalemate, the first step in
transferring policing and justice powers from the Westminster parliament
in London to the Six-County Assembly at Stormont should begin tomorrow
[Tuesday] when a new justice minister is expected to be nominated.
Published February 8, 2010
Margaret Ritchie won the leadership of the SDLP at the weekend, beating
her sole rival, South Belfast MP Alasdair McDonnell by 222 votes to 187.
Published February 8, 2010
Irish economic regeneration linked to Easter Rising
The 26-County Taoiseach Brian Cowen invoked the centenary of the 1916 Easter
Rising in five years’ time as he made a “rallying cry” urging people to
make short-term sacrifices to allow a return to prosperity by 2016.
Published February 8, 2010
Robinson faces questions despite ‘cleared’ claim
DUP leader Peter Robinson’s return to his role as first minister was
triumphantly proclaimed by his party as ‘Robinson is back’ - but he
still faces a series of questions over his actions.
Published February 8, 2010
Sinn Fein man pressured by MI5
A young south Down couple are being harassed by British military
intelligence (MI5) after refusing to spy on a dissident republican from
Newry.
Published February 8, 2010
INLA announces it has disarmed
A statement was issued today by the leadership of the INLA
(Irish National Liberation Army), which declared an end to its armed
struggle in October, on the issue of weapons held by the group.
Published February 8, 2010
The North’s political leaders have earned a high-profile trip to the
White House for St Patrick’s Day following the successful negotiation
of a deal on sectarian parades and local policing powers.
Published February 6, 2010
Political leaders announce agreement
The 26-County Taoiseach Brian Cowen and British prime minister Gordon Brown
today launched a deal to implement the 2006 St Andrews Agreement.
Published February 5, 2010
Agreement at Hillsborough Castle
The full text of the agreement announced today by the 26 County
Taoiseach Brian Cowen, the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the
First Minister Peter Robinson and the Deputy First Minister Martin
McGuinness.
Published February 5, 2010
The DUP have said they have reached a basis for deal with which they can
move forward on the devolution of policing and justice.
Published February 5, 2010
Negotiations have ended between Sinn Fein and the DUP but unionists are
understood to be continuing to hold private talks with the British
government in a bid to ensure sectarian Orange Order parades are forced
through nationalist communities.
Published February 4, 2010
British troops on the ground in north Belfast
Heavily armed British soldiers were on patrol in Oldpark in north
Belfast on Tuesday following a large explosion which destroyed perimeter
fencing at the Oldpark PSNI barracks early on Tuesday morning.
Published February 4, 2010
Republican ‘dumped’ in Wandsworth Jail
A former IRA prisoner remains in a London prison despite the refusal of
juries in two high-profile trials to convict him.
Published February 4, 2010
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