Republican group eirigi hit out yesterday at fines imposed on the son
of murdered INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey for his part in protests at
Stormont against the Iraq war.
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‘Vindictive’ fine for McGlinchey
Republican group eirigi hit out yesterday at fines imposed on the son
of murdered INLA leader Dominic McGlinchey for his part in protests at
Stormont against the Iraq war.
Published February 20, 2009
RSF blasts appeal for ‘informers’
Republican hardliners have accused Sinn Fein of telling “Irish people
to become informers”.
Published February 13, 2009
Banks: The seven billion Euro run-around
The scandal over the dodgy dealings of Ireland’s top bankers took
another turn this week when it emerged that vast sums of money were
shuffled between institutions last year in order to conceal grave
financial difficulties.
Published February 13, 2009
Support for coalition crashes amid jobs crisis
Fianna Fail has now slumped into third place behind Fine Gael and the
Labour Party in the latest poll of public opinion in the 26 Counties.
Published February 13, 2009
Omagh families fobbed off again
Omagh bomb victims’ families held what they said was a heated but
unproductive meeting with British prime minister Gordon Brown yesterday
over the role of British intelligence in the attack.
Published February 13, 2009
Vigil held on Finucane anniversary
A vigil has been held in north Belfast to mark the 20th anniversary of
the murder of defence lawyer Pat Finucane.
Published February 13, 2009
Massive bomb defused amid Belfast tension
A bomb weighing 300lb intended for use against a British military base
in County Down was abandoned by republican militants last week.
Published February 6, 2009
McCrea admits meetings with serial killer
DUP MP Willie McCrea has been urged to set out in detail the extent and
nature of his relationship with loyalist murder gang leader Billy
Wright.
Published February 6, 2009
Dublin supports Ballymurphy appeal
The Dublin government is to raise the case of 11 people shot dead in
Ballymurphy by the British Army in 1971 with British Direct Ruler Shaun
Woodward.
Published February 6, 2009
EU to spend millions on pro-Lisbon campaign
The European Commission is spending 1.8 million Euro on a blatant
propoganda campaign in a bid to win a second referendum on the Lisbon
Treaty.
Published February 6, 2009
Fresh appeal to save ‘Ireland’s Alamo’
A great grandson of a 1916 Easter Rising leader has made an appeal for
help in a bid to safeguard a Dublin city centre building that played a
key role in the rebellion.
Published February 6, 2009
Workers seize plant as Waterford Crystal ordered shut
Hundreds of workers were occupying Ireland’s world-famous Waterford
Crystal factory tonight after being told by text message they were
losing their jobs.
Published January 30, 2009
Long Kesh stadium proposal abandoned
Plans for a new international sports stadium at the site of the former
prison at Long Kesh were finally axed yesterday.
Published January 30, 2009
‘Partitionism’ a form of sectarianism - McGuinness
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has hit out at the Dublin
government for describing cross-border shoppers as “unpatriotic”.
Published January 30, 2009
The PSNI police mounted raids in Ardoyne on Tuesday against an
anti-drugs group which they say is linked to republican militants.
Published January 30, 2009
eirigi spokesperson Breandan Mac Cionnaith has called for the immediate
release of Belfast republican Terry McCafferty, who is currently
languishing in a prison in the North.
Published January 30, 2009
Bloody Sunday march to protest delays
This year’s Bloody Sunday Commemorative March in Derry will stop in
William Street - where the original march was stopped on its way to
the Guildhall before it was fired upon by British soldiers, killing
14 civilians.
Published January 30, 2009
‘Truth panel’ provokes unionist anger
There were angry clashes in Belfast today before the publication of an
official report for the British government on dealing with issues of
truth and reconciliation in the North.
Published January 28, 2009
Flanagan, MI5 deny culpability
Former RUC police chief Ronnie Flanagan has denied any knowledge of
Special Branch surveillance of prominent human rights lawyer Rosemary
Nelson prior to her assassination in 1999.
Published January 23, 2009
Dundalk man Liam Campbell is the subject of an attempt to extradite him
to Lithuania following his arrest this week.
Published January 23, 2009
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