There is only one
route to follow. It is not with banners and bands or with rocks
and bottles. It is the arduous and risky road to mutual respect
and a modicum of understanding.
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Silence over parades issue is immoral
Published July 4, 2005
The Corrib Gas Field off the west coast of Ireland is being developed
by three multinational companies, headed by Shell. They intend to
refine the gas in a forest which is 9 km inland. Shell intend to bring
the offshore pipeline to the refinery through this 9 km stretch of land
along and under the public road and in close proximity to houses.
Published July 4, 2005
A feud-related murder by the unionist paramilitary UVF in
Belfast could lead to “a bloody summer of tit-for-tat killings”,
according to the Ulster Unionist Party.
Published July 4, 2005
Ardyone braces for Twelfth stand-off
There are fears that serious violence will erupt after the
Parades Commission allowed the anti-Catholic Orange Order to
march twice through nationalist Ardyone on July 12th.
Published July 4, 2005
Protests after jailing of Shell opponents
A series of protests have been organised after five men were
jailed at the insistence of the multinational Shell company over
their opposition to a gas pipeline being built across their
lands in County Mayo.
Published July 4, 2005
Anger over British Army shooting
People in the border town of Crossmaglen have dismissed the
official version of a shooting in the town last week.
Published July 4, 2005
Sectarian attack as tensions mount
A man has been left with a deep facial wound after being
attacked while walking along the Oldpark Road in north Belfast.
Published July 4, 2005
British laud Adams and McGuinness
British Direct Ruler Peter Hain has heaped praise on Sinn Féin’s
leaders Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness, describing them as
“visionary” for urging the Provisional IRA to end its armed
struggle.
Published July 4, 2005
Malachy McAllister resumes his family’s battle
By Ray O’Hanlon (for the Irish Echo)
A few months ago, quietly and without fanfare, Malachy McAllister reached another milestone in his battle to make a new life for himself and his family in the United States.
Published June 30, 2005
The following speech was delivered by IRSP Ard-Chomhairle member
John Murtagh last week to a gathering of about 200 members of
the Republican Socialist Movement at Bodenstown, the burial
place of the founding father of Irish Republicanism.
Published June 30, 2005
The heavily pregnant partner of jailed Belfast republican Sean
Kelly has called on the Dublin government to do more to get the
father of her children released.
Published June 30, 2005
Kerry republicans savour breakthrough
Sinn Féin’s Toireasa Ferris, daughter of Kerry North TD Martin
Ferris, has been elected Mayor of County Kerry.
Published June 30, 2005
Civil rights melt in Ballymena’s summer hate
A nationalist SDLP councillor had to be given a police escort
from a meeting disrupted by a Paisleyite mob in Ballymena,
County Antrim last night.
Published June 30, 2005
McBride family to pursue justice in Europe
The mother of a Belfast teenager murdered by British soldiers a
decade ago has said she will go to the European Court of Human
Rights to have her son’s killers thrown out of the British Army.
Published June 30, 2005
A British spying device has been discovered at the home of Derry
republican Andrew McCartney.
Published June 30, 2005
Blair wants IRA threat removed
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.
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
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