The Bloody Sunday families are concerned that the Saville report on the
1972 British Army massacre in Derry may be further delayed.
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Concern Tories could seize Bloody Sunday report
The Bloody Sunday families are concerned that the Saville report on the
1972 British Army massacre in Derry may be further delayed.
Published January 28, 2010
Court hears of brutal murder of teenage boy
The mother of a murdered Catholic teenager wept in court last week as a
pathologist told a court the full extent of the horrific sectarian
attack which killed her son in north Belfast five years ago.
Published January 28, 2010
‘Real IRA’ claim over Cork drug dealer
A claim has been made in the name of the breakaway ‘Real IRA’ that it
killed a ganglord in Cork city in the south of Ireland.
Published January 28, 2010
Ballymurphy group ‘dismissed’ by Victims Commission
Families campaigning for an independent investigation into the killing
of 11 relatives in west Belfast in the aftermath of internment walked
out of meeting with the victims commissioners after feeling insulted.
Published January 28, 2010
Scores of 26-County soldiers sent to Afghanistan
In a reply to a question in the Dublin parliament, the Minister for
Defence Willie O’Dea has admitted that he has sent over a hundred
soldiers from the 26-County Army to serve with NATO in Afghanistan.
Published January 28, 2010
Sinn Fein dismay amid talks recriminations
Sinn Fein said it was “deeply disappointed” with the outcome of the
talks at Hillsborough Castle and blamed DUP demands for a concession on
contentious sectarian parades for blocking an agreement.
Published January 27, 2010
PMs quit talks; Brown demands deal by Friday
A deal in the Hillsborough talks to save the North’s power-sharing
government is unlikely today following a decision by the British Prime
Minister Gordon Brown and 26-County Taoiseach Brian Cowen to leave the
talks.
Published January 27, 2010
Progress reported in talks marathon
A draft document presented by Dublin and London officials at the
multi-party negotiations in Belfast could yet lead to a breakthrough
deal and the preservation of the North’s powersharing administration, it
has emerged.
Published January 27, 2010
DUP claims crisis ‘contrived’ as talks continue
The Taoiseach Brian Cowen and the British Prime Minister held emergency
talks with Sinn Fein and the DUP into the early hours of this morning
but there were no signs of a breakthrough in the three-year-old
stalemate.
Published January 26, 2010
Martin McGuinness has said Sinn Fein has fulfilled its obligations in
government and is now insisting unionists and the two government do the
same to avoid a political crisis.
Published January 25, 2010
PSNI man arrested over Loughinisland massacre
A member of the PSNI was suspended on Friday over allegations that he
protected the UVF murder gang who carried out the Loughinisland
massacre.
Published January 25, 2010
Crossmaglen PSNI base in south Armagh was last night targeted in a
gun attack for the second time in less than a month. At about 9.30pm a
car pulled up at the gates, two people fired shots at the station and
fled. There were no injuries.
Published January 25, 2010
SF calls on PSNI to end informer pressure
Sinn Fein has backed the case of a Derry republican who complained that
British intelligence agencies had been “relentless” in their efforts to
recruit him as an informer.
Published January 25, 2010
Anger at Cameron’s ‘Orange Card’
The British Conservative Party has been accused of engaging in
sectarianism over its secret talks with the UUP and the DUP.
Published January 25, 2010
Waterford plant closes for last time
Hundreds of people came to pay their final respects to the Waterford
Crystal visitors’ centre at Kilbarry in Waterford yesterday as it
closed its doors for the final time.
Published January 25, 2010
‘Critical’ talks taking place today
DUP leader Peter Robinson and Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness are holding
a crucial meeting in Belfast today that could determine whether
the Northern Executive and Assembly can be saved from collapse.
Published January 25, 2010
‘Critical’ meeting planned between Sinn Fein and DUP
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness is to seek a ‘defining’ meeting with DUP
leader Peter Robinson over the deadlock in the peace process.
Published January 23, 2010
Talks on saving the North’s power-sharing government have ended without
agreement, Sinn Fein said today.
Published January 22, 2010
Secret talks have been taking place between the DUP, Ulster Unionist
Party and the British Conservatives which could bolster unionist
domination in the north of Ireland for generations to come, it has
emerged.
Published January 21, 2010
Recriminations continue in abuse controversy
Sinn Fein Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has voiced his support
for party president Gerry Adams who is facing criticism over how he
dealt with child sex abuse allegations against his brother Liam.
Published January 21, 2010
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