Tensions are rising ahead of a controversial Orange Order parade in
west Belfast.
![[Irish Republican News]](https://republican-news.org/graphics/title_gifs/rn.gif) | ![[Irish Republican News]](https://republican-news.org/graphics/title_gifs/harp.gif) |
Published July 11, 2007
A unionist paramilitary gang linked to British Crown forces planned to
murder 30 Catholic schoolchildren in south Armagh in 1976, it has
emerged.
Published July 11, 2007
Elements within Ian Paisley’s DUP are attempting to remove the historic
status of the Long Kesh prison and hospital wing where hunger-strikers
died.
Published July 11, 2007
PSNI found guilty of serious discrimination
The PSNI police are refusing to pay after an equality tribunal issued a
judgement in favour of a police photographer who suffered abuse for marrying a Catholic.
Published July 11, 2007
RUC man blows whistle on collusion cover-up
A former RUC police ‘whistleblower’ has blasted a decision not to
prosecute 20 members of the British Crown forces who had previously
been identified in the investigations by John Stevens as having been
involved in collusion with unionist paramilitaries.
Published July 4, 2007
Vicious sectarian attack in north Belfast
A 15-year-old Catholic boy was beaten unconscious with a golf club in a
savage attack by a sectarian gang who then tied wire around his neck
and dragged him along a street.
Published July 4, 2007
Members of the Irish Republican Socialist Party have protested outside
a hall last night where PSNI chief Hugh Orde, at the invitation of Sinn
Féin president Gerry Adams, spoke in west Belfast on how to tackle
anti-social crime.
Published July 4, 2007
‘Dignified’ protest at Whiterock Parade
A sectarian parade by the Protestant Orange Order passed off without
incident in west Belfast on Saturday.
Published July 4, 2007
New focus to campaign for undocumented Irish
Campaigners on behalf of undocumented Irish immigrants in the United
States are pressing for a special immigration deal for Ireland after
the US Senate rejected a comprehensive reform Bill.
Published July 4, 2007
Shaun Woodward replaces Peter Hain as Northern Secretary
Shaun Woodward has been named as Britain’s new Northern Secretary,
replacing Peter Hain.
Published June 28, 2007
Blair resigns; Gordon Brown becomes British PM
In a carefully choreographed handover of power in London, Tony Blair
has tendered his resignation as British Prime Minister to the Queen at
Buckinghame Palace.
Published June 27, 2007
Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness has strongly criticised British Secretary
Peter Hain and former Policing Board vice chairman Denis Bradley over
the establishment of a new group to ostensibly examine ways to deal
with the past conflict.
Published June 27, 2007
British soldiers pull out of south Armagh
The last British soldiers pulled out of south Armagh at the weekend.
Published June 27, 2007
Nationalist residents are considering legal action following
a Parades Commission ruling on the controversial Whiterock parade in
west Belfast next Saturday.
Published June 27, 2007
New Police Ombudsman appointed
There has been a cautious welcome to the appointment of former
oversight commissioner Al Hutchinson as Police Ombudsman in the North.
Published June 27, 2007
Employment discrimination continues - report
Unemployment among Catholics remains twice that of Protestants, despite
advances in the peace process and increasing employment north of the
border.
Published June 27, 2007
Ahern names Cabinet; vows not to govern indefinitely
Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has given the clearest signal yet that Tanaiste
Brian Cowen will replace him as leader of Fianna Fail and Taoiseach
during the course of the new parliament in Dublin.
Published June 18, 2007
All change as Adams, McGuinness meet Blair, Salmond
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams and the party Chief Negotiator Martin
McGuinness have held what is expected to be their last talks with the
British Prime Minister Tony Blair in the House of Commons.
Published June 18, 2007
No peace process for ‘Larry the Chef’
Larry Zaitschek, the American chef who faces extradition proceedings
against him over the so-called Castlereagh barracks ‘break-in’, has
been warned by the FBI that he faces a death threat if he returns to
the North.
Published June 18, 2007
‘Real IRA’ admits McGurk killing
A breakaway republican paramilitary group has admitted responsibility
for the murder of a father-of-five in west Belfast four years ago,
saying the killing was “criminally wrong”.
Published June 18, 2007
Instructions
By default, this search engine looks for all words in any order. To search for an exact phrase, enclose the phrase in quotes:
"gerry adams"
The search engine also supports AND, OR, and NOT keywords to specify boolean expressions:
sinn OR fein
sinn NOT fein
Note that only twenty search results are displayed, in chronological order.