The discovery of a US military prisoner being illegally transported
aboard a civilian plane at Shannon airport in the west of Ireland has
reignited controversy.
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Shackled prisoner found at Shannon
Published June 17, 2006
The PSNI police are investigating the financial affairs of the Ulster
Unionist Party (UUP), it has emerged.
Published June 17, 2006
Inequality backed by Court of Appeal
A Court of Appeal ruling which upheld British Direct Ruler Peter Hain’s
decision to appoint two members of the anti-Catholic Orange Order to
the Parades Commission has been strongly criticised by nationalists.
Published June 11, 2006
Tensions increase ahead of marching season
A Catholic pensioner of 91 was attacked in her home during the week
amid a number of violent incidents across the North.
Published June 11, 2006
Dublin lied about torture flights - CE
A report by the Council of Europe has found Ireland guilty of collusion
with the CIA in the illegal transfer of prisoners to secret
interrogation centres.
Published June 11, 2006
The arrest of two people in connection with the 1994 Loughinisland pub
killingws is being seen as the result of a campaign for justice by the
families of the victims.
Published June 11, 2006
Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams has told representatives in Iberia that
dialogue and respect for political and democratic rights was the key to
achieving peace in the region
Published June 11, 2006
UVF gunmen were working for Special Branch
Members of the unionist paramilitary UVF who shot double-agent Mark
Haddock last week may themselves have been working for the murderous
Special Branch division of the PSNI police, according to reports.
Published June 6, 2006
McDowell blamed for rape law debacle
Amid a public furore over the collapse of its laws on statutory rape,
the 26-County government has said a constitutional referendum may be
needed to resolve the crisis.
Published June 6, 2006
The first meeting of an Assembly committee established to outline the
path to the restoration of power-sharing has broken up in acrimony.
Published June 6, 2006
Anger at Ballymena march provocation
Nationalists are angry after unionist bandsmen broke a deal
struck last week surrounding a contentious parade in Ballymena on
Saturday.
Published June 6, 2006
Film director challenges colonialist critics
Renowned film-maker Ken Loach has hit back at British press criticism
of his award-winning film on the War of Independence.
Published June 6, 2006
Claims by an MI6 operative in the Sunday tabloids that Sinn Féin
MP Martin McGuinness was a British spy have been rubbished.
Published May 30, 2006
Call for Great Hunger memorial day
Efforts to designate an annual memorial day to remember victims of the
Great Hunger have been boosted following the approval of a motion on the
issue by Dublin City Council.
Published May 30, 2006
Sinn Féin backs Assembly committee
Sinn Fein said today that it would take part in a committee aimed at
preparing for local power-sharing government in the North of Ireland.
Published May 30, 2006
MI5 gets millions to fight republicans
Over 20% of the financial resources of British military intelligence is
being used to battle irish republicanism, it has emerged.
Published May 30, 2006
Loach hailed for cinema triumph
A new film on the Irish War of Independence is set to boost
international understanding of the struggle against British rule
after it scooped top honours at the Cannes Film Festival.
Published May 30, 2006
The killer of Belfast lawyer Pat Finucane is enjoying his freedom after
serving just 18 months of a 22 year sentence for the brutal murder.
Published May 27, 2006
Adams backs Orange right to parade
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has controversially backed the right of
the Protestant Orange Order to hold sectarian parades - despite
American observers reporting 'grotesque anti-Catholic displays' at last
year's parades by the order.
Published May 27, 2006
Hain defiant as appointments row grows
British Direct Ruler Peter Hain has been accused of wasting
money by appealing a High Court ruling which overturned his
appointment of two Orangemen to the Parades Commission.
Published May 27, 2006
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