Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams was forced to call off a visit to the
US after restrictions were placed on him by the US State
Department on a visa to travel to New York.
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Adams slams ‘amateurish’ US visa move
Published November 7, 2005
Partitionist mentality is alive and kicking
By Damien Kiberd (for Daily Ireland)
When Dail Eireann assembled for the first time in 1919, there were, understandably, a lot of people absent.
Published November 2, 2005
26-County parties oppose Irish unity motion
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has attacked the 26-County
political establishment for failing to support his party's
motion in support of a united Ireland.
Published November 2, 2005
The full contribution of Sinn Fein Dail leader, Caoimhghin O
Caolain TD to Private Members Business motion on Irish
reunification on Wednesday.
Published November 2, 2005
Nationalists have expressed anger at PSNI raids and arrests in
republican areas of Counties Down and Tyrone, describing them as
"political" and "a set-up".
Published November 2, 2005
Nationalists remain to be convinced of the sincerity of claims
by the Loyalist Volunteer Force (LVF) that their "military
units" are to "stand down".
Published November 2, 2005
Parades Commission accused of inequality
The British government has been accused of ignoring equality
rules and being "manipulative" in its selection process for a
post with the Parades Commission.
Published November 2, 2005
Plastic bullet use investigated
The British Army's unaccountable use of plastic bullets is the
focus of a new human-rights report sent to the United Nations
and the United States Congress.
Published November 2, 2005
US State Dept stuck in conflict mode
A historic statement by Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams that 'the war is
over' has not moved the US government to change its position on
Sinn Fein speakers attending fundraising events in the US.
Published November 2, 2005
Unionists in denial about decades of injustice
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
The main conclusion for northern nationalists arising from the recent debate sparked by Fr Reid’s Nazi/unionist comparison is unionist denial about their role and responsibility for creating the conditions which led to almost 30 years of war.
Published October 28, 2005
The true extent of paedophilia in the Catholic Church in Ireland
has emerged for the first time following the publication of a
state inquiry into the sexual abuse of young boys and girls in
County Wexford.
Published October 28, 2005
Being told to stand up straight by Quasimodo
‘A race to the bottom’ - that’s how Taoiseach Bertie Ahern
described the press coverage of former Fianna Fail TD Liam
Lawlor’s death.
Published October 28, 2005
Sinn Fein has denounced political parties in the South for
attempting to block a plan to have MPs from the North speak
regularly to a parliamentary committee in the chamber of the
Dublin parliament.
Published October 28, 2005
IRSP anger at provocative raids
Former political prisoners associated with the republican
socialist movement have reacted with anger after the offices of
a support group was raided by the PSNI police yesterday.
Published October 28, 2005
A report from the Police Ombudsman will implicate at least 6 RUC
police Special Branch Officer, acting through paid agents, in a
number of murders blamed on the unionist paramilitary UVF.
Published October 28, 2005
Struggle continues for Blanketmen
Former prisoners who took part in 1970s ‘no wash’ and blanket
protests are suffering from a range of physical and mental
health problems into middle age, a study has reported.
Published October 28, 2005
Rustlings in the unionist undergrowth
Taoiseach Bertie Ahern met with representatives of the unionist
paramilitary UVF on Wednesday, while his Foreign Affairs
Minister Brian Cowen visited the UDA controlled Taughmonagh
district of south Belfast.
Published October 28, 2005
Ahern parades claim to republicanism
The announcement that a military parade by the 26-County army
will be held to commemorate next year’s 1916 Easter Rising has
been greeted with scepticism by Irish republicans.
Published October 24, 2005
The fault line in southern politics
There has always been a degree of confusion within Fianna Fail
about the pursuit of the republican ideal.
Published October 24, 2005
Adams sets out vision for Ireland
As part of the Sinn Fein Cead Blain celebrations, Gerry Adams
has published a new book setting out his vision for the
future direction of Irish Republicanism in the years ahead.
Published October 24, 2005
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