Fianna Fail has suffered a large drop in support since the general
election in May and satisfaction with the party leader and Taoiseach
Bertie Ahern is also down significantly.
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Pressure on Ahern after poll drop
Published November 8, 2007
FIFA presents plan on political football
Proposals by the sport’s international regulators FIFA have been
welcomed by nationalist politicians as paving the way for an
all-Ireland soccer team.
Published November 8, 2007
Oration at the funeral of Martin Meehan
Full prepared text of the oration delivered by Sinn Féin President
Gerry Adams at the funeral of Martin Meehan this week.
Published November 8, 2007
Veteran republican Martin Meehan has died, aged 62. It is believed he
suffered a heart attack at home in Belfast on Saturday morning.
Published November 3, 2007
The plight of Tyrone woman Roisin McAliskey was prolonged further this
week when a Belfast court deferred a decision on whether or not the
mother-of-two will face extradition to Germany.
Published November 1, 2007
Anger at report on Cairns killings
The campaign to find the truth behind the truth of the murder of the
two Cairns brothers in 1993 will continue despite a controversial
finding by Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan that there was no evidence of
British Crown force collusion in the killings.
Published November 1, 2007
Visitor subjected to racist nightmare
An engineer falsely accused of being an illegal immigrant while
holidaying in the North of Ireland was arrested and imprisoned purely
because of his race, the Equality Commission said this week.
Published November 1, 2007
Executive seeks to boost Six-County economy
The North’s first programme for government aimed at boosting investment
and employment was overshadowed this week by the announcement that over
900 jobs have been lost in a County Derry plant closure.
Published November 1, 2007
US bid to bring down ‘peace lines’
A key American behind-the-scenes player in the Irish peace process
visited Belfast in recent days in a bid to encourage what once were
warring communities to come together.
Published November 1, 2007
Senior members of the unionist paramilitary UDA have made a
thinly-veiled threat to return to full-scale violence following a
decision by the Belfast Executive to halt funding for a UDA-linked
'peace' group'.
Published October 24, 2007
Billy Hutchinson arrested over Devlin killing
A leading unionist politician is among seven members of the unionist
paramilitary UVF who have been arrested by the PSNI investigating the
brutal sectarian murder of a Catholic child two years ago.
Published October 24, 2007
Adams denies Provisionals to blame for death
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has denied his movement had any
involvement in the murder of a 21-year-old County Armagh man.
Published October 24, 2007
McAliskey testifies in daughter's extradition case
Former MP Bernadette McAliskey told a court yesterday that she could
never see her daughter Roisin allowing herself to be extradited to
Germany to stand trial for an alleged IRA attack on a British Army base
in 1996.
Published October 24, 2007
Queen, Pope to mark peace with Irish trips
Dublin officials are on standby to prepare for a historic visit by the
English Queen sometime next year, it has been confirmed.
Published October 24, 2007
‘Irish language rights will not be stifled’ - Adams
The British government is under pressure to intervene after a minister
in the Six-County executive ruled out plans to introduce an Irish
language bill in the Belfast Assembly.
Published October 17, 2007
CIRA vows to maintain struggle
Republican hardliners in County Armagh have vowed to continue their
armed campaign in the area despite a massive PSNI/MI5 operation in the
Craigavon area on Thursday.
Published October 17, 2007
Cameras show PSNI allowed Catholics to be attacked
The Police Ombudsman’s office is to investigate a murderous mob attack
on three young Catholic men in Portadown town centre last week which
mirrored the controversial murder of Robert Hamill in the town ten
years ago.
Published October 17, 2007
Dublin ‘Love Ulster’ rally called off
Organisers of last year’s attempted ‘Love Ulster’ rally have withdrawn
their request to hold another rally in Dublin after a meeting with the
26-County government.
Published October 17, 2007
Europe takes action as new Tara monument uncovered
The European Commission has begun legal action against the 26-County
government over the continuing construction of the M3 motorway through
the Tara Valley.
Published October 17, 2007
MI5 take over North ‘security’
MI5 -- British military intelligence -- has taken charge of all British
security interests in the North of Ireland for the first time, it was
revealed today.
Published October 12, 2007
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