International visitors arriving for bus tours of Belfast this week were
shocked to see their drivers wearing bulletproof vests.
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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
McGuinness addresses Labour Party conference
Sinn Fein Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness addressed a fringe
event at the British Labour Party Conference in Brighton on Tuesday
morning.
Published October 1, 2009
A loyalist faction has been blamed for leaving a device near Ballymoney
in County Antrim.
Published October 1, 2009
The President of Republican Sinn Fein, Ruairi O Bradaigh has stepped
down from the post “for reasons of age and health”. He will continue as
a member of the party’s leadership and is expected to move to the
position of patron of the party.
Published September 28, 2009
Bureaucrats spending millions on ‘Yes’ vote
Anti-Lisbon campaigner Patricia McKenna has threatened the European
Commission with legal action over what she claims is a “propaganda
campaign” over the Lisbon Treaty.
Published September 28, 2009
McGuinness played role in hunger strike tragedy
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has revealed that he was a conduit for an
offer from the British government to the 1981 hunger strikers.
Published September 28, 2009
Gormley gives hostage to fortune
The Green Party could collapse the deeply unpopular 26-County government
unless party members back two key motions at the party’s convention on
October 10, it has been confirmed.
Published September 28, 2009
Call for all-Ireland plan on banks crisis
An all-Ireland economic summit must be held to find an alternative to
the controversial plans to establish a ‘bad bank’ to handle toxic debt
south of the border, Sinn Fein said today.
Published September 28, 2009
Irish ships are sailing once again
The 26 County state is suffering net emigration for the first time since
1995.
Published September 28, 2009
The Lisbon Treaty referendum campaign continues to expose a gulf of
opinion between the people of Ireland and the wealthy elites.
Published September 24, 2009
Major PSNI operation for new chief’s arrival
A major military-style operation similar to that mounted for royal
visits swung into action this week as Matt Baggott officially took over
as the new PSNI chief.
Published September 24, 2009
Anger over new Bloody Sunday delay
The Bloody Sunday families have described the latest delay in the
publication of the Saville report into the 1972 deaths as a “kick in the
teeth”.
Published September 24, 2009
Republican confrontation at DPP meeting
Up to 50 republicans forced their way into a public meeting of the local
District Policing Partnership in Derry on Wednesday morning
Published September 24, 2009
‘Wake up and smell the coffee’ - DUP
A prolonged contradiction has arisen in talks over the proposed
devolution of policing and justice powers from London to Belfast, with
the DUP continuing to deny Sinn Fein claims that progress is being made
in the talks.
Published September 24, 2009
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