High-profile republican Paddy Murray has denied being a police
informer.
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Republican denies working as informer
Published January 9, 2008
Paisley to oppose devolution of powers
The DUP leader Ian Paisley has clashed with British Secretary Shaun
Woodward over the devolution of police and justice powers from London
to Belfast, which is scheduled for May.
Published January 3, 2008
Demos planned as dozers target new Tara find
TaraWatch, the group campaigning against the construction of the M3
motorway close to the archaeologicaly sensitive Hill of Tara in County
Meath, has said it will hold international protests on January 8th.
Published January 3, 2008
Attacks on GAA, Orange Halls continue
A Gaelic sports club in County Fermanagh has been damaged in a
sectarian arson attack. Graffiti was also painted on the walls of the
club in Drumgoon near Maguiresbridge.
Published January 3, 2008
Stone claims he was ‘artist in residence’
The assault on the Belfast Assembly buildings by notorious unionist
paramilitary killer Michael Stone was a work of art, he has claimed.
Published January 3, 2008
The annual New Year statements issued by Sinn Féin
President Gerry Adams and by the 32 County
Sovereignty Movement.
Published January 3, 2008
McGuinness claims British directing groups
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has said he believes British
military intelligence is directing some republican activities.
Published December 20, 2007
A man questioned by the PSNI police in connection with the recent IRA
gun attack on a PSNI member says some of the ‘evidence’ against him
was a page from Wikipedia, the online encyclopaedia.
Published December 20, 2007
Sectarian attacks ‘orchestrated’
A sectarian attack on a 12-year-old schoolboy in a County Antrim
village is linked to continuing loyalist death threats against a
Catholic family in the area.
Published December 20, 2007
Unionists walk out over Long Kesh plans
The future of the former Long Kesh prison, scene of decades of resistance by Irish republican prisoners to
British rule, descended into farce yesterday amid warnings
that a planned peace centre/sport stadium project could collapse.
Published December 20, 2007
Aer Lingus language move provokes anger
Aer Lingus has scrapped its familiar Irish-language greeting in the
North of Ireland because it might upset unionists flying to and from
Belfast.
Published December 20, 2007
Devolution threatened over IRA structures
The DUP has insisted there will be no devolution of policing and
justice powers to the Six County Executive without the complete
dismantling of the Provisional IRA’s structure.
Published December 12, 2007
Ireland complicit in US human rights abuses - report
Ireland is failing to live up to its human rights obligations by
accepting US assurances that CIA flights used for smuggling prisoners
to detention and torture centres are not passing through Irish
airports, the Irish Human Rights Commission said on Tuesday.
Published December 12, 2007
Paisley/McGuinness delegation meets George Bush
First Minister Ian Paisley and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness
have been praised by US president George Bush for their “courage”
during a meeting in the White House.
Published December 12, 2007
Fianna Fail registers in Six Counties
Fianna Fail has officially registered as a political party in the Six
Counties, party leader Bertie Ahern has announced.
Published December 12, 2007
Sinn Féin builds new 26-County strategy
Sinn Féin held a major conference in Dublin at the weekend to plot a
new way forward for the party in Irish politics, particularly in the
South.
Published December 12, 2007
Coroner to receive shoot-to-kill reports
Top-secret reports on the shoot-to-kill policy of political killings
operated by the British government in the north of Ireland are to be
opened to the chief coroner John Leckey.
Published December 5, 2007
Gerry McHugh resigns from Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin Assembly member Gerry McHugh has resigned from the party,
blaming “undemocratic” practices.
Published December 5, 2007
Bugging lawyers unlawful, says judge
The bugging of conversations between lawyers and clients has been ruled
unlawful by a British judge.
Published December 5, 2007
US visit pushes investment buttons
First Minister Ian Paisley and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness
opened the Nasdaq stock market in New York today (Wednesday) as part of
a trip to promote the Six Counties to US capitalists.
Published December 5, 2007
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