After being closed to the public for more than a decade, Daniel
O’Connell’s crypt below the landmark round tower in Dublin’s Glasnevin
cemetery is open for visits, more than 160 years after his death.
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After being closed to the public for more than a decade, Daniel
O’Connell’s crypt below the landmark round tower in Dublin’s Glasnevin
cemetery is open for visits, more than 160 years after his death.
Published October 22, 2009
The people of the 26 Counties are being prepared for an unprecedented
series of wage cuts and devastating cutbacks by the corrupt coalition
government in Dublin.
Published October 19, 2009
The IRA breakaway group known as Oglaigh na hEireann has claimed
responsibility for an under-car bomb in east Belfast last Thursday
Published October 19, 2009
A leading Derry community worker has criticised a PSNI search at the
home of his grandchildren, describing it as “disgraceful.”
Published October 19, 2009
US investment hailed by Stormont leaders
Plans by the New York stock exchange to set up a software facility in
Belfast have been held up as a demonstration that the north of Ireland
is a normal place for business investment.
Published October 19, 2009
Senators distressed by FG policy shift
The Seanad [Senate], the low-profile upper house of the Dublin
parliament, faces abolition if a plan by the 26 County state’s main
opposition party go
Published October 19, 2009
Spanish crackdown on Basque politicians
The Spanish government has ended a new political initiative in the
Basque country with the arrest of ten prominent pro-independence left
activists.
Published October 19, 2009
PSNI stretched by attack, alerts
Claims that a republican group abandoned a massive van bomb in a border
village this week proved unfounded after a dramatic controlled
explosion by the British Army revealed the van to be empty.
Published October 16, 2009
Prisoners back INLA peace move
Prisoners associated with the INLA (Irish National Liberation Army)
currently being held at Portlaoise jail in the Irish midlands have
endorsed a statement on Sunday in which the INLA’s armed struggle was
declared to be at an end.
Published October 16, 2009
Two issues remain in policing and justice talks
There have been further claims of progress by Sinn Fein in its talks
with British prime minister Gordon Brown over the policing and justice
powers. However, the DUP has said there remain matters which require
resolution.
Published October 16, 2009
John O’Donoghue formally resigned as Ceann Comhairle [speaker] of the
Dublin parliament yesterday, defiantly blaming others for the scandal
over his expense claims.
Published October 16, 2009
Warning over coalition’s plans
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has accused the Green Party of having
“signed up for savage cuts in public spending, NAMA and more attacks on
working people and disadvantaged citizens” after it agreed a new
programme for government with Fianna Fail.
Published October 16, 2009
International fund ‘supports’ UDA, UVF
The International Fund for Ireland (IFI) has been accused of paying a
six-figure to a group linked to loyalist paramilitaries, no questions
asked.
Published October 16, 2009
A decision by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) to formally
draw its armed campaign to a close has been welcomed by the political
parties in the North but has caused considerable surprise to its own
supporters.
Published October 13, 2009
Unionist anger at Brady funeral display
Unionists have condemned the republican funeral for Volunteer John Brady
as “obscene”.
Published October 13, 2009
‘Official IRA’ arms report denied
The organisation once known as the ‘Official IRA’ has begun
decommissioning talks with the IICD arms body, it has been claimed.
Published October 13, 2009
Dismay as Greens vote to stay in power
Green Party members have set the scene for massive political upheaval in
the 26 Counties this winter afer they voted to stay in government and
support a programme of unprecedented budget cutbacks in tandem with the
gigantic NAMA bailout for bank shareholders and developers.
Published October 13, 2009
Clinton lauds political process
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has urged the North’s political
leaders to “complete” the process of devolution during a one-day visit
to Belfast on Monday.
Published October 13, 2009
Sinn Fein responds to victims plan
Republicans should cooperate with a commission to establish the truth
about the conflict but only if it is independent and organised by an
international body, Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams said this week.
Published October 13, 2009
INLA armed struggle declared over
An announcement was made this afternoon that the INLA's armed struggle
is over and that its future will be based around politics through
exclusively peaceful means.
Published October 11, 2009
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