In an extract from a new book, ‘The Bloody Sunday Inquiry, The
Families Speak Out’, Eamonn McCann tells the story of the
campaign for justice by the victims’ families over the massacre --
32 years ago this Monday.
Published January 27, 2006
26-County Taoiseach Bertie Ahern and British Prime Minister Tony
Blair have announced that a new round of talks with the political
parties will begin on February 6, to establish if progress is
possible on the implementation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Published January 27, 2006
A north Belfast man wanted by the Germans over an IRA mortar bomb
attack on a British army base has voluntarily travelled to
Germany, it has emerged.
Published January 27, 2006
Scores of killings by the RUC police in the North may not be
properly investigated due to a lack of resources at the Police
Ombudsman’s office, it has emerged.
Published January 27, 2006
The family of Seamus Ludlow have given their accounts for the
first time at an inquiry into the Barron report on his savage
murder by a gang of pro-British killers in 1976, and the
subsequent cover-up.
Published January 27, 2006
Dublin’s justice minister Michael McDowell has decided to deport
a Nigerian man who caused him political embarrassment last year,
ostensibly due to traffic offences.
Published January 27, 2006
The truth is that the DUP, and what’s left of the UUP, would just
love an assembly with British ministers taking executive
decisions.
Published January 23, 2006
A Bloody Sunday commemoration parade in Scotland on Saturday
narrowly avoided erupting into serious violence after loyalists
waving Union flags and giving Nazi salutes hurled bottles and
abuse at marchers.
Published January 23, 2006
26-County Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will meet British Prime Minister
Tony Blair in Dublin on Thursday as problems mount ahead of
discussions on the possible implementation of the 1998 Good
Friday Agreement.
Published January 23, 2006
The murder of an undercover British Army soldier in the North by
a drunken colleague was followed by an elaborate cover-up, it has
emerged.
Published January 23, 2006
Nationalists have criticised the PSNI’s Historical Enquiry Team
(HET), as it begins an investigation into more than 3,000
killings during the conflict in the North.
Published January 23, 2006
Former British Conservative Home office minister Douglas Hogg has
admitted he was privately briefed by RUC Special Branch on
multiple occasions in the run up to the murder of Belfast defence
lawyer Pat Finucane.
Published January 23, 2006
A Sinn Féin representative had a gun pointed at him as he warmed
up for a football match, it emerged today.
Published January 23, 2006
A former Sinn Féin election worker has admitted to
being a paid Special Branch informer for 25 years.
Published January 23, 2006
By Tom McGurk (for the Sunday Business Post)
The ‘Love Ulster’ campaign is heading south.
Published January 18, 2006
The British Army has dashed hopes that five military spytowers in
south Armagh are to be taken down.
Published January 18, 2006
Sean Mac Conmara looks at the progress of peace process
negotiations on policing over the last three years.
Published January 18, 2006
Sinn Féin has alleged that secret talks have been taking place
aimed at excluding the party from a restored power-sharing
administration in the North.
Published January 18, 2006
Irish rugby and soccer international matches will be played for
the first time at the home of the Gaelic Athletics Association,
it has been confirmed.
Published January 18, 2006
A 10-year-old was sprayed with CS gas by the PSNI police on
Saturdaay night in an unprovoked attack.
Published January 18, 2006
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