The British government has confirmed that it no longer
recognises the UVF ceasefire. However, it is continuing to claim
that the largest unionist paramilitary organisation, the UDA, is
abiding by a ceasefire.
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UVF specified; Orange Order moves to fringe
Published September 15, 2005
It was confirmed yesterday that Magilligan Prison in County
Derry is to be replaced with a new jail.
Published September 15, 2005
Colombia may seek extraditions
Jeffrey Donaldson of Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist Party has
said that the Colombian foreign minister is to serve papers
seeking the extradition of the Colombia Three.
Published September 12, 2005
Unionists riot to block process
A wave of intense street violence has gripped Belfast and other towns in the North of Ireland as unionists seek to send a message over recent developments in the peace process.
Published September 12, 2005
Rip-off backlash hits Government support
Support for Taoiseach Bertie Ahern’s Fianna Fail party has
declined dramatically, as voters blame the 26-County government
for higher prices.
Published September 12, 2005
Movement seen on IRA weapons, policing
The Provisional IRA is reported to be engaged in putting its
weapons beyond use this weekend, at the start of another week of
significant movement in the peace process.
Published September 12, 2005
PSNI ignores incitement to hatred
In the bad old days of The Troubles there was a term coined
called “selective horror”. People were horrified by certain
acts, but not by others.
Published September 12, 2005
Hurricane of violence reaches Antrim
Several towns in County Antrim witnessed their worst ever street
violence over the weekend.
Published September 12, 2005
Belfast fearful as mobs rampage
Nationalist residents of west Belfast’s Springfield Road were
subjected to hours of unionist intimidation and threats on
Saturday as the PSNI police stood by.
Published September 12, 2005
After days of open warfare, British Direct Ruler Peter Hain is
finally to admit that the unionist paramilitaries are no longer
on ceasefire.
Published September 12, 2005
After the border nothing exists
By Jude Collins (for Daily Ireland)
www.judecollins.net
When a TV programme is watched by one in four of the viewing population and puts the wind up politicians, it’s worth having a look at. So Monday found me switched on to the final episode of RTE’s Rip-off Ireland.
Published September 8, 2005
‘Little Irelanders’ lack vision of the nation
Nationalists in the north are once again feeling the heat,
caught between two states.
Published September 8, 2005
Irony of voter registration drive
Electoral officers in the North are said to have launched a
campaign to return the votes of hundreds of thousands of people
disenfranchised by recent legislation.
Published September 8, 2005
McBrides find backing in battle for justice
By Barry McCaffrey (for the Irish News)
A north Belfast mother sat alongside the families of British soldiers and the loved ones of murdered Iraqi civilians.
Published September 8, 2005
Irish President Mary McAleese provoked controversy yesterday by
publicly hugging a unionist paramilitary leader, despite being
forced to cancel a visit to the Shankill in Belfast under the
threat of violence.
Published September 8, 2005
Hain lets UVF ‘away with murder’
A report of the British government’s IMC sanctions body has
blamed the unionist paramilitary UVF for recent killings,
putting pressure on the British Direct Ruler Peter Hain to admit
that the group is in breach of its ceasefire.
Published September 8, 2005
Catholics attacked as PSNI look on
Tension is mounting in west Belfast ahead of tomorrow’s
anti-Catholic march by the Orange Order in the Whiterock area.
Published September 8, 2005
Ballymena butchers still at large
A Catholic man has described how loyalists discussed cutting up
his body with a saw after they mistakenly thought they had
stabbed him to death.
Published September 8, 2005
An inquest into the death of a County Louth man shot dead by a
unionist paramilitary/British Army murder gang has been told
that the 26-County Gardai police knew the identity of his
killers within 18 months, but never sought their extradition.
Published September 5, 2005
The 26-County government will donate O1 million in aid towards
Hurricane Katrina relief efforts and is considering sending
troops to the region.
Published September 5, 2005
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