Sligo Sinn Féin councillor, Sean MacManus, has dismissed speculation
that he is about to resign from the party after two others councillors
in the South quit the party last week.
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Published September 5, 2007
A bomb attack on a Catholic church in County Down is the latest in a
series of sectarian attacks across the North.
Published September 5, 2007
Gilmore is new Labour Party leader
Eamon Gilmore is certain to become the next Labour Party leader after a
number of potential rivals confirmed that they would not be contesting
the leadership election.
Published September 5, 2007
The Real IRA has claimed responsibility for a bomb which exploded on
the railway line in Newry last month, which it said was aimed at
drawing in members of the PSNI to the area.
Published August 30, 2007
Derry shoot-to-kill remembered
A vigil was held in Derry at the weekend to mark the 25th Anniversary
of the murder of Eamonn “Bronco” Bradley, who was shot dead by the
British Army’s Royal Anglican regiment on the 25th August 1982, aged
23.
Published August 30, 2007
Parades Commission rulings ignored
Residents of a nationalist enclave in east Belfast are furious that a
loyalist parade engaged in provocation on Saturday in open defiance of
a ban by the Parades Commission.
Published August 30, 2007
McAliskey mounts extradition defence
A defence lawyer has told an extradition hearing in Belfast that Roisin
McAliskey was not in Germany at the time it is claimed she was involved
in an attack there.
Published August 30, 2007
Euro legal action against Tara motorway
Environmental campaigners are to take legal action against the
26-County State to stop the destruction of heritage sites in the Tara
valley during the construction of the M3 motorway.
Published August 30, 2007
Rabbitte resigns as leader of Labour Party
Pat Rabbitte has resigned as leader of the Labour Party following
Labour’s disappointing showing in May’s general election in the 26
Counties.
Published August 23, 2007
Sectarian rampage in Tyrone village
A loyalist mob rampaged through the Catholic district in the Tyrone
village of Castlederg last week.
Published August 22, 2007
Executive ‘fudge’ as UDA violence continues
Supporters of a disaffected UDA gang are believed to have been
behind a spate of attacks in Carrickfergus at the weekend including one
on the home of a single parent mother of two.
Published August 22, 2007
Paisley vows to block language rights bill
A letter by the DUP leader Ian Paisley promising to block
legislation aimed at preserving the Irish language in the North of
Ireland has been condemned by Sinn Féin.
Published August 22, 2007
Talks break out in Shannon dispute
Aer Lingus pilots have agreed to call off their planned 48 hour strike
after airline bosses went into talks over the airline’s controversial
announcement two weeks ago to axe the Shannon Heathrow route and open a
hub in Belfast.
Published August 22, 2007
Bridging the way to an independent Scotland, united Ireland
Cross-border proposals are being prepared to link Ireland to Scotland
through a 21-mile bridge or tunnel from the Antrim coast to Galloway in
south-west Scotland.
Published August 22, 2007
Omagh trial described as a ‘farce’ by victim’s husband
The husband of a victim of the Omagh bomb says the only man in the
North to stand trial in connection with the attack should be acquitted.
Published August 16, 2007
A decision by Aer Lingus to set up a new base in Belfast at the expense
of existing services at Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland has
created an escalating controversy which could see the airline
completely grounded next week - by its own pilots.
Published August 16, 2007
Vulnerable autistic child deported
There is public anger after an autistic boy and his family were
forcefully deported from Dublin this week.
Published August 16, 2007
Apprentice Boys march ‘an example to others’
The Apprentice Boys parade in Derry at the weekend saw eight
nationalist youths arrested as petrol bombs were thrown during clashes
with the PSNI, but without major violence.
Published August 16, 2007
Danish apologise for Viking invasion
The Danish government did its bit for the peace process this week when
it expressed regret over the Viking invasion of Ireland more than 1,000
years ago.
Published August 16, 2007
Adams calls for Truth Commission
An independent truth commission, including international experts,
should be considered for dealing with the past conflict, Sinn Féin
President Gerry Adams said on Tuesday.
Published August 8, 2007
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