It is thought that growing pressure on British Prime Minister Tony
Blair to resign could undermine his ability to continue the current
phase of the peace process.
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Published May 8, 2006
The organisation behind the long-running television show Sesame Street
has launched a new project which aims to break down sectarian barriers
between children in the North.
Published May 8, 2006
Sinn Fein will be forced to give its backing to the PSNI police when
powers for policing and justice are devolved from London to Belfast,
British Direct Ruler Peter Hain has claimed.
Published May 3, 2006
The PSNI police has been strongly criticised after allowing a mob of
loyalists to attack defenceless nationalists after wrecking a billboard
erected in honour of the 1981 hungerstrikers.
Published May 3, 2006
Orders to maintain talks boycott
Leaders of the Protestant marching orders have said they still will not
talk directly to Sinn Fein or to residents groups about their sectarian
parades through Catholic areas.
Published May 3, 2006
26-County Minister for Communications Noel Dempsey has been accused of
siding with Shell Oil following a government report on its planned
high-pressure gas pipeline through County Mayo.
Published May 3, 2006
O’Hare release angers loyalist
Hardline unionist Willie Frazer has claimed that the PSNI police failed
to arrest former Irish National Liberation Army leader Dessie O'Hare at
his wife's home in south Armagh at the weekend.
Published May 3, 2006
An official report for the Dublin and London governments on allegations
of IRA and unionist paramilitary activity is the “most positive” yet
about the Provisional IRA following a peaceful path.
Published April 28, 2006
Marching season ‘breakthrough’
Nationalist residents have welcomed talks involving the Protestant
marching orders over their provocative and triumphalist parades through
Catholic areas in the summer months.
Published April 28, 2006
Helicopter incident in South Armagh
A South Armagh man is lucky to be alive after a lump of concrete fell
from a British Army helicopter onto his roof.
Published April 28, 2006
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.
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
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