The sectarian divide still dominates the North’s economy according to
new figures on the continuing east/west polarisation in the Six
Counties.
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Catholic north-west is most deprived
Published December 5, 2007
Real IRA issues statement, video
The ‘Real IRA’ have issued a statement that they intend to
launch further attacks on the PSNI police following two gun attacks on
PSNI members in Dungannon and Derry in the past two weeks.
Published November 28, 2007
First DPP meeting in west Belfast
Republican traditionalists are planning to mount a protest against this
week’s first ever meeting of the District Policing Partnership (DPP) in
west Belfast.
Published November 28, 2007
Harney clings to post as cancer scandal deepens
Fianna Fail has been forced to threaten parliamentary backbenchers with
expulsion in an effort to win the no-confidence vote on the 26-County
Minister for Health, Mary Harney today [Wednesda
Published November 28, 2007
One of the Colombia 3, Jim Monaghan, has this week published a book
about his experiences, Colombia Jail Journal.
Published November 28, 2007
A chorus of denunciation has appeared in the mainstream Scottish media
against University of Glasgow lecturer Dr Jeanette Findlay for
defending soccer fans who sing Irish rebel songs.
Published November 28, 2007
Judge rules out McAliskey extradition
Roisin McAliskey will not be extradited, the Belfast Crown court said
today.
Published November 23, 2007
Threats, protest in policing dispute
A District Policing Partnership (DPP) meeting in Belfast was called
off on Monday night following a republican protest.
Published November 22, 2007
Man hospitalised after vicious PSNI assault
A republican in Derry has had his arm fractured in three
places during PSNI raids in the city.
Published November 22, 2007
New ‘peace line’ built as loyalist attacks continue
A new ‘peace line’ is under construction in north Belfast to protect
the nationalist Throne estate from sectarian attacks by loyalists
living in White City, on the other side of the school.
Published November 22, 2007
McGuinness, Paisley to visit White House
US president George Bush is to meet Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness
at the White House on December 7 and congratulate them on taking “the
historic path” towards a peaceful future in the North.
Published November 22, 2007
A parade seen by residents as racial intimidation has been called off
after talks between the ‘Pride of the Raven’ loyalist band and
representatives of the Chinese community in south Belfast.
Published November 22, 2007
Horror at Omagh arson massacre
A devastating house fire in which a nationalist family of seven died in
the early hours of Tuesday morning was deliberately set, the PSNI
police has confirmed. A sectarian motive has not been ruled out.
Published November 15, 2007
Nationalist homes at a north Belfast interface came under attack from a
sectarian gang just hours after statements were read by leading UDA
paramilitary members at Remembrance Day commemorations.
Published November 15, 2007
Welcome ‘up to a point’ for UDA move
Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness has given a qualified welcome to the
decision by the largest faction of the unionist paramilitary UDA to
“stand down”.
Published November 15, 2007
Row continues over Quinn killing
One of the men named in England’s ‘House of Lords’ over the murder of
Armagh man Paul Quinn yesterday [Wednesday] challenged his accuser to
repeat the claims in public.
Published November 15, 2007
‘Section 31’ censorship on health issues
A decision to remove whistleblower medic John Crown from the panel of a
popular Irish chat show has been strongly condemned as a new form of
censorship.
Published November 15, 2007
The largest faction of the unionist paramilitary UDA has announced
that its armed gangs -- who use the cover name of the ‘Ulster Freedom
Fighters’ (UFF) -- will “stand down” from midnight tonight.
Published November 11, 2007
Paisley seeks deal on border checkpoints
The North’s First Minister Ian Paisley has lobbied British Prime
Minister Gordon Brown for an assurance that planned new border passport
controls will not be established between Britain and Ireland but
between the North and South of Ireland.
Published November 8, 2007
Departing Ombudsman warns of collusion dangers
Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan - who left office this week - has
revealed that she could not believe what she was seeing when she
compiled her major report on police collusion with UVF killers earlier
this year.
Published November 8, 2007
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