The following is the statement of former British agent Denis
Donaldson.
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Published December 19, 2005
A leading member of the American Anti-war movement and a mother
of a US soldier killed in Iraq has called on the Dublin
government to stop being “complicit in war crimes.”
Published December 15, 2005
CPI was a threat to the 26-County state - McDowell
Sinn Féin has clashed in the Dublin parliament with the embattled
Minister for Justice, Michael McDowell, over his admission that
he leaked official documents to the media in an attempt to
destroy an independent government watchdog body.
Published December 15, 2005
The public inquiry into the murder of human rights lawyer
Rosemary Nelson is to be delayed by a year.
Published December 15, 2005
Anger at PSNI violence in Castlederg
Sinn Féin is to hold a protest outside Castlederg PSNI police
station tomorrow over the continuing sectarian and brutal
treatment of the local nationalist community by the PSNI.
Published December 15, 2005
The row over the collapse of charges against three men accused of
operating an “IRA spy ring” at the Belfast Assembly has continued
following the refusal of the British Direct Ruler Peter Hain to
make a statement on the matter.
Published December 15, 2005
Continuing with an old practice
By Brian Feeney (for the Irish News)
Stormontgate is not the first time the DPP and the British attorney-general have decided not to proceed with a prosecution. Far from it.
Published December 15, 2005
By Tim Hourigan
Having spent the past four years monitoring Shannon airport through wet summers and cold winter nights, I think I can speak for the small group of Shannon watchers when I say it would be nice to be able to trust official assurances.
Published December 15, 2005
Mixed reaction to Ferry workers’ deal
Trade unions are expected to call for its members to support an
apparent resolution of the Irish Ferries’ dispute during talks
early Wednesday morning.
Published December 15, 2005
PSNI muscle used in coup d’etat
For almost a year now, the PSNI have been spearheading the
campaign to hinder the progress of Sinn Féin.
Published December 12, 2005
Oppose the extradition of Sean Garland
Sean Garland has no chance of getting justice in the United
States and it is on that basis -- not out of sympathy for the man
or his party -- that his extradition should be opposed and
resisted.
Published December 12, 2005
Huge support for Ferries workers
In one of the biggest ever demonstrations of its kind, up to
100,000 people took part in a march in Dublin on Saturday in
support of the Irish Ferries workers and against wage
exploitation in the Irish economy.
Published December 12, 2005
The British government’s ‘Dirty Tricks’ policy in the North has
been exposed after those still charged in the bogus case of the
‘IRA spy ring’, which brought about the collapse of the
institutions of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, were all found
not guilty.
Published December 12, 2005
Loyalists may parade in Dublin
A ‘Love Ulster’ parade featuring sash-wearing Orangemen and
hardline unionist ‘kick the pope’ bands may take place in
Dublin’s city centre towards the end of January.
Published December 12, 2005
26-County Minister for Justice Michael McDowell is under pressure
to resign after he admitted he had passed a Garda document to a
national newspaper.
Published December 12, 2005
Dissident republican Michael McKevitt has lost his appeal against
his 20-year-sentence in the ‘FBI supergrass’ case.
Published December 12, 2005
The following are the main points of the annual budget for
the 26-Counties, announced yesterday by Minister for Finance
Brian Cowen.
Published December 8, 2005
British government draft guidelines for community restorative
justice schemes in the North have been given a mixed welcome by
northern nationalists.
Published December 8, 2005
McDowell smears Frank Connolly
26-County Minister for Justice Michael McDowell has hidden behind
parliamentary protections to accuse journalist Frank Connolly, of
being involved in an alleged IRA plot to train rebels in
Colombia’s civil war.
Published December 8, 2005
Rising building to be protected
Councillors in Dublin have voted unanimously to protect 16 Moore
Street, the last headquarters of the 1916 Rising leaders, and
three adjoining houses on the street.
Published December 8, 2005
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