Ian Paisley’s demands on decommissioning will fall on deaf ears
unless his party engages in direct talks with Sinn Féin, Martin
McGuinness has said.
Published September 5, 2005
Published September 5, 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
There are fears that a miscarriage of justice could take place
in the case of a man accused of making the Omagh bomb.
Published September 5, 2005
The handling of a loyalist riot by the PSNI police in north
Belfast on Monday stands has sharply contrast with violent
clashes with nationalists over the weekend.
Published September 5, 2005
Reports have claimed that the unionist paramilitary UVF may be
preparing to make a significant move in the peace process,
including ordering its members to ‘stand down’.
Published September 1, 2005
By Fr Des Wilson
The case of Sean Hoey will have to be watched with great care.
Published September 1, 2005
By Brian Feeney (for the Irish News)
Tomorrow Sir Hugh Orde meets the Policing Board for the first
time since July.
Published September 1, 2005
John Devoy was a persevering, courageous man -- involved in
every aspect of Irish revolutionary politics for over 60
years.
Published September 1, 2005
Two primary schools in Ballymena have been struck by unionist
arsonists in a start-of-term message of hate.
Published September 1, 2005
A magistrate will rule tomorrow on whether South Armagh man Sean
Hoey should stand trial for the murders of the 29 people killed
in the Omagh bomb of 1998.
Published September 1, 2005
The main entry point for Shell Oil into Ireland is to be
blockaded as part of escalating protests against a controversial
new gas pipeline and onshore gas refinery.
Published September 1, 2005
By Des Wilson (for the Andersonstown news)
What a good idea it was to have a ceili on the worn out site of
the old British military/police barracks on the Andersonstown
Road junction.
Published August 29, 2005
By Tom McGurk (for the Sunday Business Post)
What strange sights are to be seen around Moore Street this
week? The southern Irish political establishment are to be found
there now wandering around with their history books, looking for
Number 16.
Published August 29, 2005
Gerry Fitt, one of the founders of the nationalist SDLP party,
passed away on Friday.
Published August 29, 2005
Concern is growing for the human right of an Irish republican
who is currently languishing in a Spanish jail cell, under
threat of extradition to Germany.
Published August 29, 2005
Violence erupted at a parade by the Protestant Royal Black
Institution in the nationalist town of Castlederg in County
Tyrone at the weekend.
Published August 29, 2005
The 26-County Minister for Justice, Michael McDowell, has broken
with his Prime Minister by declaring that membership of
the Provisional IRA will continue to be illegal despite its
recent declaration of an end to its armed struggle.
Published August 29, 2005
The British government has promised “a crackdown” on sectarian
violence after a three-month-old Catholic baby was showered with
glass and paint by a loyalist hate gang last week.
Published August 29, 2005
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