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.
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Amnesty demands probe into robbery killings
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
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
Nationalists have denied claims last week from DUP leader Ian
Paisley that the 1998 Good Friday Agreement is dead and should
be given a decent burial.
Published May 22, 2005
‘Kebabs’ jibe angers Turkish workers
A government junior minister accused of making a racist comment
has inflamed a protest by Turkish construction workers, who are
now threatening to go on hunger strike over unpaid wages.
Published May 22, 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
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
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
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