DUP leader Ian Paisley said this afternoon that considerable progress
had been made during the talks at St Andrews in Scotland.
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Parties comment on govts' proposals
Published October 13, 2006
Full text of 'St Andrews Agreement'
The full text of the 'St Andrews Agreement', published today by the Dublin and London governments.
Published October 13, 2006
Govts outline 'St Andrews Agreement'
After three days of intensive negotiations in Scotland, the British
Prime Minister and 26-County Taoiseach have set out a sequence of
moves on policing and the restoration of local power-sharing in the
North of Ireland.
Published October 13, 2006
Ian Paisley has demanded that Sinn Fein state
clearly that it will support the PSNI police and encourage its
community to work with the PSNI before it will agree to share power
with Sinn Fein.
Published October 12, 2006
Sinn Féin determined to make progress - Adams
The Sinn Féin delegation for this weeks crucial peace talks arrived in
Scotland earlier this morning. Gerry Adams delivered a significant speech ahead of the political negotiations in St. Andrews.
Published October 11, 2006
Nationalist demonstrators blocked a main road in Belfast for more than
an hour on Saturday to protest against a televised ceremony marking the
disbandment of the British Army’s Royal Irish Regiment.
Published October 10, 2006
Paisley holds ‘useful’ talks with Catholic Primate
The first ever face-to-face talks between DUP leader Ian Paisley and
the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland were very good and useful,
Mr Paisley has said.
Published October 10, 2006
Journalist’s murder case inactive, five years on
On the fifth anniversary of the murder of Martin O’Hagan last week, the
National Union of Journalists (NUJ) said it had lost faith in the
ability of the PSNI police to properly investigate the case.
Published October 10, 2006
Hunger striker fights for eyesight
The leader of the IRA prisoners in the H-Blocks in 1980 has undergone an
operation to save his sight, badly damaged by 52 days of starvation
during the first Hunger Strike.
Published October 10, 2006
Govt blamed for airline industry crisis
There are fears that an attempt by budget operator Ryanair to take over
Aer Lingus, Ireland’s recently privatised national airline, could
be detrimental for airline workers and travellers alike.
Published October 10, 2006
Paisley to meet Catholic Primate
A historic meeting between the head of the Catholic church in Ireland
and Democratic Unionist Party leader Ian Paisley is scheduled to take
place next week in Belfast.
Published October 5, 2006
Garda mayhem at Corrib gas protest
Mayo residents were shocked and angered this week after the 26 County
state forcibly cleared sit-down protesters to allow construction
workers enter the Corrib gas terminal site.
Published October 5, 2006
Hospital activists step up campaign
Campaigners for Monaghan Hospital may bring their protests
at the downgrading of the hospital to the M50 motway in the coming
weeks.
Published October 5, 2006
UDA faction to end violence - claim
The south-east Antrim ‘brigade’ of the unionist paramilitary UDA has
claimed all its members will have stood down within the next five
years.
Published October 5, 2006
Judicial review sought over use of Irish in court
A request for a judicial review has been put before the Crown Court
in Belfast in regard to the case of a teacher who was arrested after
speaking Irish.
Published October 5, 2006
Ahern apology preserves Dublin government
The 26-County Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern is set to continue
in office with the support of his coalition partners after he made a
public apology for receiving payments from business figures while
serving as Minister for Finance in 1993.
Published October 3, 2006
A former British army major conceded yesterday that parts of a bomb
examined in 1998 may have been “forensically altered”.
Published September 30, 2006
A former DUP mayor of Coleraine has admitted six charges of electoral
fraud.
Published September 30, 2006
A man jailed for life over the 1988 killing of two British army
corporals in west Belfast has been deported from the U.S.
Published September 30, 2006
‘Groundhog day’ talks must end - Hain
DUP leader Ian Paisley has said that his party “will not be bullied” by
a British government which has declared that a November 24th deadline
for an agreement in talks is legally binding.
Published September 30, 2006
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