The first of this year’s parades by the Protestant marching orders have
passed off without incident.
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Quiet start to marching season
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
In a decision filed on Monday, the United States Court of Appeals for
the Third Circuit decided against the McAllister family’s appeal
against deportation.
Published April 14, 2006
The text of the annual Easter message by the
Provisional IRA, in English and in Irish.
Published April 13, 2006
RUC man revealed Donaldson hideout
A former RUC policeman helped identify the remote hideaway of British
superspy Denis Donaldson last month, it has been revealed.
Published April 9, 2006
Parades routed through flashpoint areas
The Protestant Apprentice Boys organisation has been given a green
light to hold sectarian marches through two combustible ‘interface’
areas on Easter Monday.
Published April 9, 2006
Maghaberry prison authorities are trying to drive conditions for
prisoners on the republican wing back to those of the 1970s.
Published April 9, 2006
British intelligence services tried to recruit him a Tyrone man to spy
on the Real IRA while on a family holiday last month in the United
States.
Published April 9, 2006
Same old story for Policing Board
Nationalists have criticised the re-election of Desmond Rea as chairman
of the North’s Policing Board.
Published April 9, 2006
Joint Statement by Bertie Ahern and Tony Blair
The text of a Joint Statement issued today by
Taoiseach Bertie Ahern and British Prime Minister Tony Blair in the
city of Armagh
Published April 6, 2006
Govts press ahead with recall plan
Sinn Féin has told Tony Blair that under no circumstances will it take
part in a powerless ‘shadow’ assembly in Belfast or its committees.
Published April 5, 2006
Movement on demilitarisation welcomed
Republicans have welcomed action on the promised demolition of five
remaining British army spy posts in south Armagh, which began suddenly
this week.
Published April 5, 2006
No Catholics need apply for new fund
Catholic areas are excluded from a new 33 million pound plan to
combat poverty in Belfast, it has been revealed.
Published April 5, 2006
Parades Commissioner openly biased
A member of the supposedly independent Parades Commission has admitted
he is working in support of the Protestant Orange Order “from inside
the fence”.
Published April 5, 2006
A former IRA Volunteer has been imprisoned in Germany over an attack on
a British army base in the country almost 17 years ago.
Published April 5, 2006
Denis Donaldson, who spied for British forces for over twenty years while working as a top
Sinn Fein official, has been found dead.
Published April 4, 2006
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