Republicans have expressed concern after talks between the unionist
paramilitary UDA and the 26-County Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, in Dublin.
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Published July 17, 2006
Govt blames road deaths on public
Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has denied his government is to blame for the
mounting death-toll on Ireland’s roads.
Published July 17, 2006
New forensic approach urged on ‘Disappeared’
Provisional IRA Volunteers accompanied a forensics expert to the burial
sites of five victims whose remains were never recovered, the Sinn Féin
President revealed on Monday.
Published July 12, 2006
IRA statement on McConville case
The Provisional IRA has issued a statement affirming that Jean
McConville had been an informer at the time she was killed in 1972
following a declaration by Police Ombudsman Nuala O’Loan that she had
no evidence to corroborate the claims.
Published July 12, 2006
‘Political charade’ stumbles on
Nationalists have criticised Ian Paisley’s party for its continuing
efforts to undermine a local power-sharing solution in the North of
Ireland as set out in the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Published July 12, 2006
Ireland opposes British nuke plans
Irish politicians have expressed fears about a new generation of
nuclear plants like Sellafield located across the Irish Sea after the
British government indicated it intends to build nuclear power
stations.
Published July 12, 2006
Bertie Ahern has given the green light for his government to sell off
Ireland’s national airline, Aer Lingus.
Published July 12, 2006
Ardoyne march dispute reignites
Nationalists have expressed anger that a coat-trailing Orange Order
parade is to be allowed to pass Ardoyne in north Belfast on the evening
of the Twelfth of July, despite calling off a protest for a morning
parade on the same day.
Published July 7, 2006
RUC man ran collusion HQ - Barron
The farm of an RUC policeman was used as a centre of operations for
unionist paramilitary activity at the height of the conflict, according
to the final report of Justice Henry Barron.
Published July 7, 2006
The British army is expected to vacate its last hill-top spy post in
south Armagh next week amid a controversy over the future of British
Army lands in the area.
Published July 7, 2006
PSNI back sectarian flag intimidation
The PSNI police has been accused of “working hand in glove” with the
unionist paramilitary LVF to erect flags in the nationalist end of
Lurgan town last week.
Published July 7, 2006
Catholic homes in Lurgan and a school in County Derry came under attack at the weekend.
Published July 7, 2006
Statement of the Taoiseach and British Prime Minister
A statement on the state of the peace process and a ‘work plan’ were issued in Belfast on
Thursday by Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern.
Published July 2, 2006
The British government is attempting to turn sectarian and sometimes
violent celebrations of a 17th century battle victory over Irish
Catholics into a “festival” for tourists -- and has provided a
six-figure grant to the Protestant Orange Order to do so.
Published July 2, 2006
Republican prisoners at Maghaberry jail have said news of their
ongoing protest is being censored by the mainstream media, pointing out
that only one of Ireland’s main daily papers has carried details of the
protest.
Published July 2, 2006
A Parades Commission ruling banning Orangemen from marching along the
Garvaghy Road on Drumcree Sunday has been welcomed.
Published July 2, 2006
A hoax bomb alert on the outskirts of north Belfast has been connected
to an Orange Order parade in the area last week.
Published July 2, 2006
Chef extradition linked to custody pressure
American chef Larry Zaitschek says he will fight any attempt to
extradite him to Ireland to stand trial in connection with the
Castlereagh incident.
Published June 27, 2006
Peaceful Springfield Road parade
Residents on Belfasts nationalist Springfield Road allowed a small
sectarian parade by the Protestant Orange Order to pass through the area on
Saturday.
Published June 27, 2006
British Prime Minister Tony Blair and 26-County Taoiseach Bertie Ahern
will reportedly set out a timetable of work on Thursday in the
build-up to November 24, the date the North’s politicians must choose
between local power-sharing or joint authority by the two governments.
Published June 27, 2006
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