The tens of thousands of shoppers from the Twenty-Six Counties who have
been crossing Britain’s border in search of a bargain have been greeted
by adverts of a distinctly different nature than normal in recent days.
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Shoppers faced with cross-border reality check
The tens of thousands of shoppers from the Twenty-Six Counties who have
been crossing Britain’s border in search of a bargain have been greeted
by adverts of a distinctly different nature than normal in recent days.
Published December 28, 2009
Minister apologises to SF for defamation
The 26-County Minister for Defence Willie O’Dea has apologised to Sinn
Fein Councillor Maurice Quinlivan for making false and defamatory
comments contained in a newspaper article earlier this year.
Published December 28, 2009
Gerry Adams has spoken of how his late father abused family members
when they were children following an explosive family fall-out which
has deeply embarrassed the Sinn Fein President.
Published December 21, 2009
A plan for the unionist paramilitary UDA to disarm has failed because of
a failure by government officials to hand over millions of pounds to UDA
controlled areas, according to reports.
Published December 21, 2009
Murders carried out by a notorious UVF gang in collusion with the RUC
police are set to be investigated by the same police force which stands
accused of ordering the killings, it has emerged.
Published December 21, 2009
Taoiseach blocks banking inquiry
The 26 County Taoiseach Brian Cowen is being accused of blocking a major
inquiry into the banking system because “it’ll expose the close links to
Fianna Fail”.
Published December 21, 2009
Prisoner ‘a pawn in Maghaberry plot’
A republican prisoner at Maghaberry jail in county Antrim appears to
have been the victim of a set up in a bid by prison warders to oust the
new prison governor.
Published December 21, 2009
The transcript of a broadcast interview with Sinn Fein
President by RTE’s Tommie Gorman.
Published December 21, 2009
Statement by family of Gerry Adams
The following statement was issued today by the family
of Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams regarding Mr Adams's late father,
Gerry senior.
Published December 20, 2009
The Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin has admitted the Catholic
church in Ireland is facing a “deep crisis” despite the resignation of
the scandalised Bishop of Limerick, Donal Murray.
Published December 17, 2009
The British government sent a Belfast man back to jail based on a secret
claim by British intelligence that he might return to armed republican
activity after his release, it has emerged.
Published December 17, 2009
Dissidents ‘welcome to join Fianna Fail’
Fianna Fail is ready to contest elections in the Six Counties on a
‘united Ireland’ agenda and its candidates will include republicans who
have become disaffected with Sinn Fein over their political direction,
according to to the chairman of Fianna Fail in Fermanagh.
Published December 17, 2009
Dispute continues on truth and legacy issues
The North of Ireland is “not yet ready” for a truth commission to hear
from the victims and families of victims of the conflict, according to
the unionist-dominated ‘Northern Ireland Committee’ of the Westminster
parliament in London.
Published December 17, 2009
British Army killers were ‘psychotic’
A former British soldier who deserted after his regiment shot up a
Belfast dancehall has met with the sister of the man gunned down and
killed that night.
Published December 17, 2009
Christmas toy voucher used in MI5 recruitment bid
A Derry man has said MI5 tried to recruit him as an informer by sending
a Christmas card to his house containing a phone number and a voucher
for a local toy shop.
Published December 17, 2009
The North’s leaders Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness clashed in
public today as the problems at the heart of the power-sharing
government were air
Published December 14, 2009
Countdown to unions’ ‘battle’ with govt
The leader of Ireland’s largest public sector union has said the Dublin
government is facing “a potentially explosive situation” following the
introduction of pay cuts for staff on the state payroll.
Published December 14, 2009
‘No evidence of rule of law’ in RUC killing
An RUC police cover-up surrounding the plastic bullet killing of an
innocent woman led to a breakdown in the rule of law, the High Court has
heard.
Published December 14, 2009
Shell to Sea campaigner to be jailed for nine months
Environmental activist Maura Harrington is facing nine months behind
bars after she refused to sign a bond restricting her right to protest.
Published December 14, 2009
British Army bomb squad wrecks home
A west Belfast man and his disabled brother were forced to wait in
freezing temperatures while a British army unit destroyed the front of
their home in a so-called “controlled explosion”.
Published December 14, 2009
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