Catholics are still twice as likely to be unemployed as
Protestants in the North, with Catholic women battling even
greater odds.
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Jobs inequality for Catholics unchanged
Published May 30, 2005
The following is the edited text of an address by Sinn
Féin MEP Mary Lou McDonald, speaking at a major conference on
the EU Constitution in Dublin at the weekend.
Published May 30, 2005
Lord plans further allegations against Flynn
The Ulster Unionist Party’s Lord Laird has been accused of
hiding behind parliamentary privilege to make unfounded
allegations against Irish financier Phil Flynn.
Published May 30, 2005
AHERN INSISTENT ON EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION
Ireland will hold a referendum on a Constitution for the
European Union despite France’s rejection of the treaty,
26-County Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern declared today.
Published May 30, 2005
Blame game falters in Belfast heist
The PSNI police have accepted that the IRA was not behind a cash
robbery in Belfast at the weekend which identically mirrored the
Northern Bank heist before Christmas.
Published May 30, 2005
The edited text of an address by Sinn
Féin MEP Mary Lou McDonald, speaking at a major conference on
the EU Constitution in Dublin at the weekend.
Published May 30, 2005
Good Friday Agreement is all there is
They say the Magic Roundabout is due for a revival. If you
remember, it was originally a French programme. For the BBC the
puppets were all given names in English like Dougal and Dylan
and Zebedee and then a script was written in English to fit
around the actions of the puppets.
Published May 30, 2005
Jailing of Basque leader condemned
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams MP has voiced his concern at the
jailing of Basque political leader Arnaldo Otegi and said that
is would only serve to setback efforts to establish a peace
process.
Published May 30, 2005
Council power-sharing resisted
An ‘unholy alliance’ between Ian Paisley’s DUP and the
nationalist SDLP has been blamed for Sinn Féin’s exclusion from
both the top posts on Belfast City Council.
Published May 30, 2005
Amnesty demands probe into robbery killings
Amnesty International has called for an independent inquiry into
the killing of two criminals in an ambush by Garda police at a
rural post office.
Published May 26, 2005
Time has come to beat guns into ploughshares
By Tom McGurk (for the Sunday Business Post)
After the Northern election, the wagons are once again slowly starting to circle. As the DUP and Sinn Féin make their trips to Downing Street, the Taoiseach spoke this week in Poland of the debate going on within the Provisional republican movement.
Published May 26, 2005
The crash of a school bus in County Meath in which five
schoolgirls died has caused shock and grief across Ireland and
raised questions about the safety of public transport.
Published May 26, 2005
A letter by dissident republican Aiden Hulme is
being circulated by the October Fifth Association, a network of
civil rights veterans and supporters, as well as other groups,
at home and abroad.
Published May 26, 2005
The home of Gerry Adams and others belonging to Sinn Féin
members in west Belfast were targeted in a series of
orchestrated loyalist attacks today.
Published May 26, 2005
An inquiry has opened into the murder by a loyalist mob of
Portadown Catholic Robert Hamill in the presence of an RUC
police patrol eight years ago.
Published May 26, 2005
A device used by British military intelligence to bug Sinn Féin
headquarters in Belfast has been put on auction by the party.
Published May 26, 2005
The Independent Monitoring Commission’s latest report into
paramilitary activity in the North lacks credibility, Sinn Féin
has said.
Published May 26, 2005
Inquest to open into Ludlow murder
The family of Louth man Seamus Ludlow will move closer to
uncovering the full facts surrounding his murder when a new
inquest is opened next week.
Published May 22, 2005
Omagh charges man ‘facing miscarriage of justice’
The case of Sean Hoey, who is facing 29 murder charges in
relation to the 1998 Omagh bombing, has been compared to the
cases of the Birmingham Six and Guildford Four.
Published May 22, 2005
Riot follows attacks, football
There has been rioting this evening on the Crumlin Road in north
Belfast. It appears the trouble began after today’s football
matches by Glasgow Rangers and Celtic ended.
Published May 22, 2005
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