The UDA has stepped up a campaign of intimidation in the north Antrim,
sending threatening letters to Rasharkin residents and expanding a list
of targets in nearby Coleraine.
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The UDA has stepped up a campaign of intimidation in the north Antrim,
sending threatening letters to Rasharkin residents and expanding a list
of targets in nearby Coleraine.
Published September 3, 2009
Hamill inquiry struggles to reach truth
The PSNI chief who led the investigation into the sectarian murder of
Robert Hamill claimed the reason he did not record significant evidence
in police files was because he was so concerned about the risk of
collusion.
Published September 3, 2009
More choppers over south Armagh
There has been in increase in the number of helicopter patrols in the
skies over south Armagh amid a debate over the possibility of a return
of British Army foot patrols in the area.
Published September 3, 2009
Major disturbances in east Belfast
Heavy rioting has erupted tonight in east Belfast after a Sinn Fein
event was attacked by a large loyalist mob.
Published August 31, 2009
Declan McGlinchey, son of INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey, has been found not
guilty of four charges relating to making and possessing a
bomb after the prosecution admitted its low-copy DNA evidence was
“insufficient”.
Published August 31, 2009
New ‘peaceline’ divides Belfast
A new ‘peaceline’ has been erected in Belfast, 40 years after the first
such barriers were built to keep the divided communities apart.
Published August 31, 2009
The 26-County Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheal Martin has launched
an extraordinary attack against the ‘Coir’ campaign on the Lisbon
Treaty referendum.
Published August 31, 2009
UDA linked to sectarian attacks
A sectarian arson attack has destroyed an Irish language school in
Castlewellan, County Down.
Published August 31, 2009
The last day of the marching season saw loyalist bands play sectarian
tunes through republican areas and a village in County Down completely
shut down, with tailbacks of up to seven miles long.
Published August 31, 2009
The PSNI were forced to pull back after encountering a ‘Real IRA’
checkpoint in south Armagh this week, it has been confirmed.
Published August 27, 2009
A spate of serious sectarian attacks followed a contentious parade in
the County Antrim village of Rasharkin last weekend.
Published August 27, 2009
McGuinness urges unionists to ‘hold their nerve’
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has said the only obstacle to the
devolution of policing and justice powers would be if the DUP “loses its
nerve.”
Published August 27, 2009
Deported Brennan weighs options
West Belfast Long Kesh escapee Pol Brennan said it is a “bittersweet”
feeling for him to be back on Irish soil after his deportation from the
US at the weekend.
Published August 27, 2009
PSNI informer part of murder gang
The Police Ombudsman has confirmed that a Crown force informer was a
member of a gang that gunned down a father of six in front of his wife
and children.
Published August 27, 2009
UDA brigadier in Banbridge mob terror
It has now been confirmed that UDA leader Jackie McDonald was one of
over 100 unionists who laid siege to homes in the Peggy’s Loaning area
of Banbridge for several hours on Tuesday, August 11.
Published August 27, 2009
There has been a wave of praise by politicians in Ireland and Britain
following the death of US Senator Edward Kennedy for his efforts in the
Irish peace process and his decades of political service.
Published August 27, 2009
Former Irish political prisoner Pól Brennan was deported from the US
today [Friday], returning to Ireland for the first time in 25 years.
Published August 22, 2009
Human rights probe into Ardoyne violence
An international human rights adviser is to investigate the
circumstances in which four young people, including a 13-year-old child,
were injured with plastic bullets in north Belfast last month.
Published August 20, 2009
‘Shoot to kill’ case set for Europe
The families of two unarmed IRA Volunteers shot dead by the British Army
SAS nearly 20 years ago are to take their case to Europe over the
failure of the RUC police to hold a genuine investigation.
Published August 20, 2009
Thousands attend hunger strike rally
As part of a weekend of events a rally and wreath-laying ceremony took place in the village of Galbally -- home of Martin Hurson, the sixth person to die in the 1981 fast.
Published August 20, 2009
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