British prime minister Tony Blair has said the Provisional IRA
must move into “a different modus operandi” in which it can no
longer pose a threat.
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Blair wants IRA threat removed
Published June 30, 2005
Kelly arrest a blatant act of provocation
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
The imprisonment of Ardoyne republican Sean Kelly is a blatant act of provocation.
Published June 26, 2005
The Dublin government is set to take the British government to
the European Court of Human Rights if it fails to hand over
files relating to the Dublin and Monaghan bombings at a meeting
of the British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference later today
[Monday].
Published June 26, 2005
Sinn Féin’s cross-border parliamentary representatives met in
Dublin today to plot the party’s campaign for the forthcoming
General Election.
Published June 26, 2005
Ulster Unionist veteran Reg Empey is David Trimble’s successor
as the new party leader following a surprisingly close vote by
the party’s ruling council.
Published June 26, 2005
The following is a summary of recent calls for political action by
Irish Northern Aid.
Published June 26, 2005
Unionist paramilitaries worked for the police when they planned
the murder in 1997 of a north Belfast Protestant, according to a
disturbing new report.
Published June 26, 2005
The Provisional IRA has said it was responsible for a gunshot
that killed schoolgirl Kathleen Feeney during a battle with the
British Army in Derry in 1973.
Published June 26, 2005
Order sulks over rerouted parade
Short-term relief mixed with concern for the future in Belfast
this weekend as a controversial parade by the Protestant Orange
Order was called off amid increasing tension over the march
route.
Published June 26, 2005
Issue of collusion raises ugly head again
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
Stoneyford is neither a hamlet nor a village. It lies somewhere in between with a population of just more than 300.
Published June 22, 2005
Arson attack recalls Quinn tragedy
A weekend of serious violence in north Belfast has followed
Friday’s ‘Tour of the North’ parade.
Published June 22, 2005
Tributes to Bloody Sunday hero
Hundreds gathered in Derry at the weekend to pay tribute to
Bloody Sunday hero Patrick Walsh.
Published June 22, 2005
The text of a speech by Sinn Féin MP for
Newry Armagh Conor Murphy, speaking at the party’s annual Wolfe
Tone Commemoration in Bodenstown on Sunday.
Published June 22, 2005
Republicans have reacted angrily to the arrest and summary
imprisonment of prominent north Belfast republican Sean Kelly.
Published June 22, 2005
The Orange Order has submitted three new applications to the
Parades Commission seeking marches through a flashpoint area of
west Belfast.
Published June 22, 2005
Wright family warn over inquiry
A public inquiry into the murder of unionist paramilitary leader
‘King Rat’ gets underway in Belfast today.
Published June 22, 2005
IRA statement must be tested - DUP, London
British Direct Ruler Peter Hain was told today to stop
pretending he is an honest broker in the peace process after he
echoed new demands by Ian Paisley’s hardline DUP.
Published June 22, 2005
Nobody’s responsible, but everybody pays
In vivid contrast to the meritocracy and performance-driven
ethos of the entrepreneurial instincts that created the Celtic
Tiger economy, the vast apparatus of the state still blunders
along in its wake, guarding its mediocrity and looking after its
pals.
Published June 18, 2005
No equality in new Human Rights Commission
The North’s newly-constituted Human Rights Commission has
already been criticised for lacking in community balance.
Published June 18, 2005
On June 12 the annual Republican Sinn Féin commemoration
to Theobald Wolfe Tone, the Father of Irish Republicanism, took
place.
The following is an edited version of the main oration, which was delivered by Ruairi O Bradaigh, President of Republican Sinn Féin.
Published June 18, 2005
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