Republican Sinn Féin have criticised the Special Branch Garda
police for not releasing the proceeds of a raffle seized
following the party’s annual conference in Dublin.
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Published February 5, 2005
PSNI aggression in east Belfast
Heavy-handed raids by the PSNI police have led to angry
stand-offs with local residents in the nationalist enclaves of
east Belfast.
Published February 5, 2005
Sceptical response to Ahern comments on sanctions
The Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern is meeting the
British Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, this afternoon in London
to discuss the latest crisis in the peace process.
Published February 1, 2005
A northern ‘scandal pattern’ is emerging
(from the Irish News)
In light of the high state of confusion that Hugh Orde and his puzzled detectives appear to be in over the Northern Bank job surely its time to call in Scooby Doo, Shaggy and the rest of ‘those perky kids’ who appear to have no problems with these cases.
Published February 1, 2005
Up to 10,000 people marched in Derry on Sunday to commemorate
the 33rd anniversary of the Bloody Sunday killings, when 27
civilians were shot, 13 of them dead, by British army
paratroopers on January 30th, 1972.
Published February 1, 2005
Blair to apologise for miscarriage of justice
British Prime Minister Tony Blair is expected to issue a public
apology for the wrongful imprisonment of Gerry Conlon - one of
the Guildford Four - and his father, Giuseppe Conlon.
Published February 1, 2005
Electoral register to be restored
The British government is to rush legislation through parliament
to put disenfranchised voters back on the electoral register in
the North of Ireland.
Published February 1, 2005
Background to the Guildford 4 and Maguire 7 cases
An edited account from Bob Woffinden’s 1987 book ‘Miscarriages of
Justice’.
Published February 1, 2005
BRITISH USED POISON GAS ON PRISONERS
The widow of a former Republican POW who was gassed by the
British in Long Kesh prison has demanded that British Prime
Minister Tony Blair publicly admit what was done.
Published February 1, 2005
Hysterical response to Presidential gaffe
Unionist outrage over a lack of balance in a comment on
sectarianism by the 26-County President, Mary McAleese, has
prompted an apology.
Published February 1, 2005
When I first heard of the Northern Bank heist I suspected it
might have been the IRA replying to Ian Paisley’s ‘sackcloth and
ashes’ demand.
Published January 26, 2005
Call for police base to become tourist hostel
Republican protesters burst through the security gates of
Andersonstown police station in west Belfast, which closed its
doors yesterday in preparation for demolition next month.
Published January 26, 2005
Governments indicted over secrecy on bombings
Families of victims of bombings in the 26 Counties in late 1972
and early 1973 have called on the British government to tell the
truth about its involvement in the attacks.
Published January 26, 2005
On one point Tony Blair’s right - British army violence and brutality
aren’t systematic, they’re routine, endemic.
Published January 26, 2005
Feuding erupts in north Belfast
An all-out feud is threatened between rival factions of unionist
paramilitaries in north Belfast following a series of attacks on
taxis in the area.
Published January 26, 2005
IT’S WAR - BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT
The Dublin government has effectively shelved the peace process
until after the British general election by declaring political
war on Sinn Féin.
Published January 26, 2005
Loyalist gang prowling for victims
A Catholic lawyer has been viciously beaten by a gang wielding
baseball bats in an unprovoked sectarian attack.
Published January 26, 2005
Minister jailed for tax evasion
The former Dublin government minister Ray Burke has been jailed
for six months for “knowingly or wilfully furnishing incorrect
information” on his tax returns.
Published January 26, 2005
Adams seeks answers as public backs talks
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams is to demand an explanation from
the head of the Dublin government, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, over
his recent allegations linking the Sinn Féin leadership to a
major bank robbery in Belfast before Christmas.
Published January 22, 2005
What happened to innocent until proven guilty?
The conviction of Colm Murphy by the Special non-jury Court
despite proven Garda forgery of a statement is examined here by
Fr Des Wilson.
Published January 22, 2005
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