Sinn Féin have lambasted the Parades Commission for failing to
place restrictions on a massive late night loyalist band parade
north of Belfast.
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‘No dispute’ as loyalists march
Published May 3, 2005
British favour united Ireland - poll
Less than one in three of British voters want the North of
Ireland to remain part of their country, according to a new
opinion poll.
Published May 3, 2005
Video highlights PSNI violence
The Police Ombudsman is to be asked to investigate an incident
in Derry at the weekend in which a group of PSNI police were
caught on video punching and kicking members of the public.
Published May 3, 2005
PSNI chief speaks out as IMC report put on hold
The PSNI police chief has accused the Provisional IRA of
continuing to recruit and target potential victims -- but added
that it was not set to return to armed struggle.
Published April 28, 2005
Families seek help as suicide death-toll mounts
The soaring rate of suicides in nationalist areas of Belfast has
driven relatives of the victims to picket a health trust
meeting, carrying placards demanding action.
Published April 28, 2005
Open season on the peace process
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
It is no coincidence that the nationalist turnout in the 2001 Westminster and Local Government elections was the highest in nearly a decade.
Published April 28, 2005
Sinn Féin under fire over suspensions
Gerry Adams was barracked and abused in republican south Belfast
this week over Sinn Féin’s support for the McCartney sisters.
Published April 28, 2005
Investigation ordered into alleged Garda cover-up
Families of victims of the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings
have said they have no confidence in a new ‘Commission of
Investigation’ into the police inquiry into the bombings, blamed
on collusion between unionist paramilitaries and state forces.
Published April 28, 2005
Unionist hardliner Ian Paisley has said rival unionist leader
David Trimble will get “the electric chair and the rope” in
regard to the May 5 elections.
Published April 28, 2005
By Danny Morrison (for Daily Irelannd)
The loyalist prisoners in Crumlin Road Jail cheered and whooped with joy and we were convinced that a Catholic had probably been killed overnight. We had no radio in our cell but quickly learnt that the news had announced the death of Pope John Paul who had been Pope for just thirty-three days.
Published April 28, 2005
With just days left before elections in the North of Ireland,
Sinn Féin has called for a new nationalist strategy on Irish
unity.
Published April 28, 2005
Bored stiff with the same old rhetoric
By Tom McGurk (for Daily Ireland)
Watching the general election in the North has been a deeply depressing experience. Of course, the continual failure to erect the devolved governmental structures is bleeding the process dry and as each year without agreement passes the public appetite decreases accordingly.
Published April 23, 2005
A summary of the election manifestos of Sinn Féin’s main
opponents.
Published April 23, 2005
Ian Paisley’s DUP has formally declared the 1998 Good Friday
Agreement dead and gone as the party appears set to virtually
wipe out David Trimble’s Ulster Unionist Party in the May 5
British general election.
Published April 23, 2005
Aiden Hulme, who is alleged to have planned a Real IRA bombing
campaign in England, failed to overturn his conviction on
Thursday.
Published April 23, 2005
PSNI set to allow illegal Orange march
An illegal march by the Protestant Orange Order passing a
Catholic Church in east Belfast is expected to go ahead this
weekend without interference from the PSNI police.
Published April 23, 2005
‘Barbaric’ strip-searching may end
Strip-searching of women prisoners at Hydebank prison in County
Antrim was criticised yesterday by a High Court judge as
humiliating, disproportionate and unnecessary.
Published April 23, 2005
SF calls for talks as unionists back exclusion
Sinn Féin General Secretary Mitchel McLaughlin has said that all
of the parties and the two governments needed to start preparing
for intensive political negotiations to take place after the
election if progress was to be made before the summer months.
Published April 23, 2005
A weapons haul linked uncovered on ther Shankill Road in west
Belfast has been linked to the unionist paramilitary Ulster
Volunteer Force.
Published April 23, 2005
Human rights groups urge SDLP resignations
Human rights activists have called on members of the North’s
Policing Board who oppose the use of plastic bullets to resign.
Published April 11, 2005
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