Britain’s ‘Duke of Edinburgh’, Philip Mountbatten, joined Irish
President Mary McAleese as guest of honour at an awards ceremony in
Dublin today despite protests by republicans.
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Published April 28, 2006
Partition a tragedy for northwest
The partition of Ireland has left border communities struggling under a
lack of services both North and South, a Sinn Fein conference was told
on Wednesday.
Published April 28, 2006
A government report is expected to again confirm that the Provisional
IRA no longer poses a threat and has moved further in what is described
as “ending criminality”.
Published April 24, 2006
Anti-Catholic parades in line for aid
Member lodges of the Protestant Orange Order have applied for over
two hundred thousand Euros of grant aid money to stage sectarian
parades.
Published April 24, 2006
Stab victim survives sectarian attack
A 20-year-old man has described how he was stabbed in the back in a
vicious sectarian attack at a busy shopping centre on a Saturday
afternoon.
Published April 24, 2006
Jurists criticise inquiry legislation
Controversial new legislation which will dictate how inquiries into
British Crown force collusion in a number of murders are held has been
criticised by an international panel of eminent jurists.
Published April 24, 2006
Easter lily sanction suspended
A judge has ordered a republican prisoner to be released from a County
Antrim prison's punishment block while a legal challenge is heard on
the wearing of Easter lilies.
Published April 24, 2006
Prisoners punished over Easter Lily
A republican prisoner has been refusing food and water after being
thrown into the prison's punishment block for wearing an Easter Lily.
Published April 21, 2006
Bill creates ‘transitional Assembly’
British Direct Ruler Peter Hain is rushing emergency legislation through the London parliament to enable the recall of the Belfast Assembly on May 15th....
Published April 21, 2006
Concern at Bloody Sunday delay
Relatives of the Bloody Sunday victims have described the delay in the
publication of the report of the new Saville Inquiry into the 1972
shootings as 'ridiculous'.
Published April 21, 2006
Sectarian attackers ‘seen at parade’
Councillors in north Antrim have said members of a sectarian gang who
stabbed a young Catholic last weekend were spotted on
the sidelines of a parade by the Protestant Apprentice Boys
organisation in Ballymena.
Published April 21, 2006
SF seeks to prevent export of artefacts
Sinn Fein is to put forward a motion in the Dublin parliament demanding
legislation to prevent the sale and export of important historical
documents.
Published April 21, 2006
Huge turnout for Rising events
The Dublin establishment has joined in the commemorations held across
Ireland this Easter weekend to mark the 90th anniversary of the 1916
Rising.
Published April 18, 2006
A former senior RUC police officer has confirmed that a north Belfast UVF
commander was involved in more than a dozen murders while he worked for
RUC Special Branch.
Published April 18, 2006
Quiet start to marching season
The first of this year’s parades by the Protestant marching orders have
passed off without incident.
Published April 18, 2006
IRA apologises for death of civilian
The Provisional IRA has apologised to the family of a Catholic man
killed in a bomb blast almost 32 years ago.
Published April 18, 2006
An Irish republican awaiting repatriation from an English prison has
ended a fast begun in a bid to obtain better medical attention and
speed up his repatriation to be nearer his loved ones in Ireland.
Published April 14, 2006
DUP ‘disdain’ for new approach
Ian Paisley's DUP has warned London against any attempt to jointly
manage the Six Counties with the Dublin government.
Published April 14, 2006
A Sinn Fein official who was heavily involved in the party’s
negotiating team at the Belfast Assembly in the run up to the 1998 Good
Friday Agreement has died.
Published April 14, 2006
SDLP dissidents challenge Durkan
SDLP leader Mark Durkan is set to face a leadership challenge from the
former vice-chairman of the party.
Published April 14, 2006
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