While it is correct for the physical
force tradition to claim that no republican died to ensure what
Sinn Féin achieved, equally so none died so that republicans
could become pariahs.
Published October 6, 2005
Highly publicised police raids on alleged IRA properties in
northern England have derailed crucial talks on reviving the
peace process, taking place at the same time in London.
Published October 6, 2005
Suspicions of collusion have been raised in the murder of former
unionist paramilitary ‘brigadier’ Jim Gray.
Published October 6, 2005
The hardline Continuity IRA is reported to be in disarray after
a number of its prisoners in Portlaoise jail left the
organisation.
Published October 6, 2005
Unionists have threatened to urinate on the graves of Catholics
unless the bodies are disinterred and removed from Carnmoney
cemetery in County Antrim.
Published October 6, 2005
DUP leader Ian Paisley has presented British Prime Minister Tony
Blair in London with 64 pages of fresh demands as efforts are renewed
to restore power-sharing government to the North.
Published October 6, 2005
A member of the 26-County Garda police is to be deployed to the
PSNI in the North as part of a new exchange programme.
Published October 1, 2005
The Rossport Five were released on Friday ahead of a major rally
in Dublin to stop energy giant Shell building a high-pressure
gas pipeline past their homes in County Mayo.
Published October 1, 2005
A couple and a three-year-old boy have escaped injury in a
unionist paramilitary bomb attack on Thursday.
Published October 1, 2005
An undercover British army unit has been found attempting to
install a spying device in the home of a County Tyrone family.
Published October 1, 2005
Once again the leaders of unionism have
positioned themselves where they are happiest - isolated,
beleaguered and looking stupid.
Published October 1, 2005
Reaction to the announcement on IRA arms was swift and
varied.
Published October 1, 2005
Unionists have called for an “extensive testing period”
following the announcement this week that the arms of the
Provisional IRA have been totally and unilaterally destroyed.
Published October 1, 2005
General John de Chastelain, head of the arms decommissioning
body, confirmed before the world’s media at the Culloden Hotel
in Belfast, the Provisional IRA had put all of its weapons
beyond use.
Published October 1, 2005
Just over a week from the orgy of unionist violence across
Belfast what can be said about it all?
Published September 26, 2005
The DUP has demanded a 'decontamination' period after the
IRA disarms before it will share power with Sinn Fein.
Published September 26, 2005
An official announcement by the IICD arms decommissioning
body that the Provisional IRA has fully disarmed is to be
announced this afternoon.
Published September 26, 2005
Following the first formal meeting with the 26-County
government since January, Gerry Adams said that
politicians, North and South and in London, had to be
prepared to exploit the "enormous opportunities" that would
arise from the announcement, which is expected in the next
week.
Published September 26, 2005
The son of a Catholic woman whose home in Ballymena was
targeted in a paint-bomb attack has said she was lucky not
to have been hurt.
Published September 26, 2005
A prominent Belfast priest was targeted for assassination
by the unionist paramilitary UDA with the full knowledge of
the RUC police Special Branch, it has been revealed.
Published September 26, 2005
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