The Green Party tonight voted to continue the Dublin coalition government with
Fianna Fail and the highly controversial Nama plan to bail out Irish
developers and their bankers.
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Greens to continue in coalition with Fianna Fail
Published October 10, 2009
Brady family appeals for justice
A volley of shots have been fired over the coffin of senior republican
John Brady who died in “mysterious” circumstances while being questioned
at a PSNI police station.
Published October 8, 2009
Following the ouster on Tuesday of the speaker of the Dail, an Ceann
Comhairle John O’Donoghue, increasing turmoil has beset the political
institutions in Dublin and threatens to overwhelm the coalition
government.
Published October 8, 2009
DUP demands unpick Good Friday Agreement
Talks between the first and deputy first ministers and British Prime
Minister Gordon Brown on the devolution of policing powers have ended
without agreement.
Published October 8, 2009
Tensions increase across North
There has been a general increase in tension across the North following
the arrival of the new PSNI chief, Matt Baggott.
Published October 8, 2009
Coroner steps down in Jordan inquest
The North’s senior coroner is to stand aside from hearing an inquest
into the killing of an IRA man shot dead by Crown forces 17 years ago.
Published October 8, 2009
Woman asked to become agent for MI5
A young Fermanagh woman has spoken off her fear after being stopped and
questioned by MI5 agents upon landing at a Spanish airport when she went
on holiday earlier this month.
Published October 8, 2009
The speaker of the Dublin parliament, the Ceann Comhairle, John
O’Donoghue, announced tonight that he will resign next week
Published October 6, 2009
John Brady dies in PSNI custody
A well-known republican died in suspicious circumstances at a PSNI base
in Derry on Saturday night.
Published October 5, 2009
Praise for those who defied Lisbon ‘bullying’
The Lisbon Treaty was backed on its second outing on Friday by 67 per
cent of those who voted in the 26 County referendum.
Published October 5, 2009
DUP seen digging in until election
The positions of the northern parties on policing and justice hardened
last night as it appeared the DUP will attempt to negotiate separately
from Sinn Fein with the British government.
Published October 5, 2009
Mixed reaction to ex-PoW’s book
Former IRA prisoner Gerry ‘Whitey’ Bradley has defended a book that
lifts the lid on his life in the organisation, insisting he is “just
telling my story”.
Published October 5, 2009
US hearings into RUC collusion
The father of a Belfast man who was murdered by a unionist paramilitary
group in 1997 has secured his plea to have a US congressional hearing
into his son’s murder next month.
Published October 5, 2009
Body armour worn by Belfast tour bus drivers
International visitors arriving for bus tours of Belfast this week were
shocked to see their drivers wearing bulletproof vests.
Published October 5, 2009
With results in from almost all of the constituencies, the Lisbon
referendum has been passed in the 26 Counties by a margin of about two
to one.
Published October 3, 2009
Tallies indicate Lisbon II to be passed
Early tallies in the Lisbon referendum indicate that the Treaty is
likely to be passed on the second attempt.
Published October 3, 2009
Voters in the 26 Counties have the potential to draw a line in the sand
tomorrow against a greedy European superstate in Brussels and the
corrupt Fianna Fail government in Dublin.
Published October 1, 2009
Brown, Clinton for crisis visits after Stormont row erupts
The North’s Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness admitted yesterday
that power-sharing is facing a crisis. In a stinging rebuke to Peter
Robinson, he said the First Minister “needs to get his act together”.
Published October 1, 2009
The north’s sports minister has threatened to cut funds from Gaelic
clubs or events named after “paramilitaries”.
Published October 1, 2009
Three-year-olds searched by PSNI
Children as young as three have been stopped and searched by the PSNI,
it has been revealed.
Published October 1, 2009
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