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.
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Omagh charges man ‘facing miscarriage of justice’
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
US rebuff for Sinn Féin representative
Sinn Féin’s representative to Washington, Rita O’Hare, was
temporarily denied permission to visit the United States this
week following a dispute over her itinerary on her previous
trip.
Published May 22, 2005
Nationalist parties need a common goal
By Jim Gibney, (for the Irish News)
In the aftermath of the recent elections two main stories continue to dominate northern politics, changing trends within nationalism and unionism. This article looks at the fall out within the nationalist camp.
Published May 22, 2005
Landlords’ ‘curse’ could free Lough Neagh
Fishermen and landowners around Ireland’s largest lake have
signalled their intention to claim ownership of the famous Lough
Neagh, the largest lake in Ireland.
Published May 22, 2005
The following is the edited text of the address by Sinn
Féin North Belfast Assembly member Gerry Kelly to the annual
Hunger Strike Rally in Dunville Park, Belfast on Sunday.
Published May 18, 2005
Loyalists attack cars outside besieged church
Cars parked at a Catholic church in Harryville, County Antrim
were stoned on Saturday in a troubling reminder of the siege of
the church by a unionist mob in the late ‘90s.
Published May 18, 2005
Councils are ‘acid test’ for DUP - Durkan
The British government will be asked to appoint an administrator
to run Lisburn council if unionists refuse to power-sharing
arrangements with nationalists.
Published May 18, 2005
SF opposes EU constitution, ID cards
Sinn Féin has launched a campaign to urge voters to reject the
European constitutional treaty, describing it as “the biggest
step so far in the creation of a superstate”.
Published May 18, 2005
Dublin-Monaghan: time for a real inquiry
An account of the story behind the Dublin and
Monaghan bombings and the case for a public inquiry was
presented at last year’s European Social Forum by Bernie McNally
and Margaret Urwin.
Published May 18, 2005
British Prime Minister Tony Blair is to meet Sinn Féin President
Gerry Adams and DUP leader Ian Paisley tomorrow in the first
such meeting since the elections earlier this month.
Published May 18, 2005
A unionist political leader has said it is “beyond doubt” that
the paramilitary LVF killed Lisa Dorrian in February.
Published May 18, 2005
Moderate withdraws from UUP leadership race
The Ulster Unionist Party’s only remaining MP has said that she
does not want to succeed David Trimble as leader of the Ulster
Unionist Party.
Published May 18, 2005
Adams, Ahern confirm prisoners deal
Four members of the Provisional IRA remain in jail despite a
deal for their release being reached in negotiations last year,
it has been confirmed.
Published May 14, 2005
By Gerry Adams (for the Guardian, April 30)
Last year London experienced the largest demonstration in its history - against the war in Iraq. For those who share that position its size was a great encouragement. Here was clear evidence that people in Britain don’t regard their government as infallible; and that there is support for diplomatic measures and opposition to war.
Published May 14, 2005
British fly solo on ‘reconciliation’
A truth and reconciliation process in the North of Ireland will
only have credibility if there is an independent and
international dimension to it, Sinn Féin said today.
Published May 14, 2005
Bush to face Irish anti-war protests
The largest public protests seen in Ireland in recent years are
being planned for the visit of US President George Bush to
Ireland next month.
Published May 14, 2005
The Dublin government was today urged to intervene in a bid to
have three republicans held in Colombia returned home.
Published May 14, 2005
Irish language channel to be available in the North?
The Irish language channel TG4 is to be extended across the Six
Counties by the end of the year, the British government has
promised.
Published May 14, 2005
Unionists paramilitaries up violence level
Sectarian attacks have increased over the past week, culminating
in a machete attack in which a Catholic man almost bled to death
in North Belfast.
Published May 14, 2005
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