Following two weeks of internal discussions on the St Andrews proposals
by the Dublin and London governments, the Sinn Féin ard chomhairle
(leadership) has voted to pursue the current process.
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Adams mandated to continue St Andrews process
Published November 6, 2006
A Catholic youth survived a sectarian gun attack in Coleraine when the
weapon jammed last night.
Published November 4, 2006
Britain to boost North subsidy
The British government is to increase its spending in the Six Counties
following meetings with the North’s political parties.
Published November 4, 2006
Hamill anonymity ‘a cover-up bid’
Former RUC officers due to give evidence at the Robert Hamill murder
inquiry have succeeded in overturning a ruling that they are not
entitled to remain anonymous.
Published November 4, 2006
The public inquiry into the murder of the notorious unionist
paramilitary leader Billy ‘The Rat’ Wright inside Long Kesh Prison
almost nine years ago began in Belfast this week.
Published November 4, 2006
Referendum to protect the rights of children
A constitutional referendum is to be held in the 26 Counties to protect
the rights of children, probably in the Spring.
Published November 4, 2006
British government representatives in Rome have been investigating the
possibility of a simultaneous visit to the North of Ireland by Pope
Benedict and England’s Queen Elizabeth, according to reports.
Published October 30, 2006
The former Long Kesh prison is being demolished today, with the process
starting with the demolishion of the former internment compound (Nissen
huts).
Published October 30, 2006
Govts promise cross-border economic plans
The Dublin and London governments have said they plan to work together
to create an all-Ireland “economic strategy” following the publication
of a joint report.
Published October 30, 2006
A number of inquiries into killings in the Six Counties by British
forces, directly or as a result of collusion with unionist
paramilitaries, have been postponed.
Published October 30, 2006
IMC sees problems from IRA stepping down
There has been a dramatic use of hard drugs in the North of Ireland as
a result of the peace process, according to a mamber of a
government-mandated ceasefire watchdog body.
Published October 30, 2006
The parents of a County Derry man in a coma after being beaten and left
for dead by a UDA murder gang have accused the political establishment
of turning a blind eye to unionist paramilitary violence.
Published October 25, 2006
PSNI collusion suspected in Lawlor murder
Evidence is mounting that PSNI police agents were involved in the
murder of a young Catholic man shot dead by unionist paramilitaries
four years ago.
Published October 25, 2006
Republican Sinn Féin President Ruairi O Bradaigh has been refused a
visa to visit New York for a book launch.
Published October 25, 2006
Shell protest 'like civil war'
The site of a planned gas terminal in the west of Ireland remains the
scene of tense early-morning standoffs between police and environmental
protestors.
Published October 25, 2006
US immigrants favoured over new eastern Europe
People from Bulgaria and Romania will not be allowed to work freely in
the 26 Counties for seven years after their two countries join the
European Union next January.
Published October 25, 2006
Sinn Féin launches consultation process
Sinn Féin has begun a wide consultation process with party members and
supporters before deciding if it will support policing in the Six
Counties and the other St Andrews proposals.
Published October 20, 2006
CIRA carry out punishment attacks
The Continuity IRA (CIRA) has claimed responsibility for three
punishment shootings in the past week and warned further attacks would
follow.
Published October 20, 2006
Controversy is brewing over plans in the St Andrews proposals to embed
British military intelligence into the Six-County establishment.
Published October 20, 2006
Pressure to end fundraising ban
Two high-profile Sinn Féin representatives have been denied entry to
the US, despite speculation that the ban on party members fundraising
in the country could soon be lifted.
Published October 20, 2006
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