A unionist councillor has claimed her business’s social media account
was hacked after a post by her pub celebrated devastating floods in the
predominately nationalist town of Newry.
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Councillor’s excuse after sectarian post goes viral
A unionist councillor has claimed her business’s social media account
was hacked after a post by her pub celebrated devastating floods in the
predominately nationalist town of Newry.
Published November 2, 2023
Collusion on show at ‘supergrass’ trial
Masked loyalist paramilitaries were allowed to sit in the public gallery
of Belfast Crown Court with the connivance of the PSNI in a shocking act
of public intimidation.
Published October 26, 2023
Global anger at genocide of Palestinians
The world has been rallying in support of a ceasefire in Palestine after
the United Nations admitted there had been ‘clear violations of
international humanitarian law’ by Israel in its carpet bombing of the
Gaza Strip.
Published October 26, 2023
Minister looks to waive the rules on a border poll
A suggestion by a British Direct Rule Minister that a majority vote for
Irish reunification in a border poll would not be enough to bring about
unity has been strongly rejected across the political spectrum.
Published October 26, 2023
Catholic family attacked with pipe bomb
A young mother whose home was targeted in a pipe bomb attack in Derry
has said she was targeted because she is Catholic.
Published October 26, 2023
Border rules hampering health, social, emergency services
Some ambulances were unable to attend to Creeslough in County Donegal
after last year’s gas explosion that killed ten people, because
foreign-born paramedics on board did not have visas that allowed them to
cross the border, it has emerged.
Published October 26, 2023
A volley of shots was fired over the coffin of veteran Derry republican
socialist, Terry Robson, ahead of his funeral last Saturday.
Published October 26, 2023
Dáil stops short of condemnation of Israel
Ireland has been expressing its outrage at the war crimes of the Israeli
authorities and the increasingly genocidal slaughter of innocent
civilians in Gaza.
Published October 19, 2023
Protest as new ‘truth’ body starts up
Doubts have been expressed at claims by a controversial former RUC
police figure that he consulted “senior republicans” before applying to
head up a new British “information recovery” team.
Published October 19, 2023
Confusion as Boutcher jumps horses
English police chief Jon Boutcher who has been investigating British
state collusion for seven years has expressed “absolute support” for the
police in the north of Ireland after being named the interim PSNI
chief here.
Published October 19, 2023
Euro 2028 faces border visa mayhem
Soccer fans flying into Dublin for a major international tournament may
be unable to cross the border to watch matches in Belfast due to a new
travel permit requirement that the British government has threatened to
impose on the island of Ireland.
Published October 19, 2023
Housing activists brutally arrested
A building in Dublin that has been empty for more than two years which
was occupied by homeless housing activists was subjected to a violent
and illegal Garda eviction on Monday.
Published October 19, 2023
Strip-searching back at Maghaberry
The Irish Republican Prisoners Welfare Association say they have been
notified by republican prisoners currently held in Maghaberry Gaol this
week that prison authorities have reinstated their policy of strip searching.
Published October 19, 2023
Ireland urges peace with freedom for Palestine
Protests have been taking place across Ireland in support of the
Palestinian people and to demand international action to end Israeli
violence.
Published October 12, 2023
Israel seeks revenge after Gaza ‘storm’
A shock military offensive by Palestinian resistance to end Israeli
apartheid and end the blockade of the Gaza Strip could precipitate a new
peace process for the Middle East – or an apocalyptic act of revenge by
a humiliated Israeli Prime Minister.
Published October 12, 2023
Loyalist double agent Haggarty to give evidence
A senior UVF figure is to be the key prosecution witness in
the trial of a man charged with the murders of two Catholics by the UVF
in Belfast city centre in May 1994.
Published October 12, 2023
Glenanne collusion heard in court
Imported paramilitary weapons stored by a former RUC reservist were
removed ahead of a raid after his RUC colleagues tipped him off about it
in advance, the High Court has heard.
Published October 12, 2023
Starmer says vote on Irish unity ‘hypothetical’
The leader of the British Labour Party has cast doubt on the prospect of
the peaceful reunification of Ireland, saying that a referendum on Irish
unity is ‘not even on the horizon’.
Published October 12, 2023
Saoradh chair targeted by MI5 in Spain
The National chairperson of the Revolutionary Republican Party Saoradh,
has been targeted by MI5 whilst abroad with his partner.
Published October 12, 2023
Unionism is facing a moment of truth as patience with the DUP’s attempts
to block political change has run out.
Published October 5, 2023
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