Sinn Féin’s two new members of the European Parliament (MEPs)
are to work within the United European Left and Nordic Green
Alliance group in the parliament, they confirmed today.
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Sinn Féin join European Parliament grouping
Published April 26, 2004
‘Extraordinary rendition’ of US captives via Shannon
A jet chartered by the United States military, which is known to
have abducted and transported al-Qaeda suspects, has landed at
Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland several times, it has
emerged.
Published April 26, 2004
Real IRA accused defiant at tense court hearing
Republican supporters of five accused of membership of the
breakaway ‘Real IRA’ were cleared from a packed courtroom
yesterday.
Published April 26, 2004
Deaths close chapter on Bloody Sunday
Former British prime minister Ted Heath has died at the age of
89, a day after the death of the last surviving mother of a
Bloody Sunday victim.
Published April 26, 2004
West Belfast man wins U.S. deportation case
A U.S. court has significantly ruled that a west Belfast man’s
conviction in connection with the IRA killing of two British
soldiers was political.
Published April 26, 2004
Joe Black and his family, living and working in Belfast, were
enroute to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for participation in a
family wedding, when Joe Black was detained and arrested by the
FBI.
Published April 26, 2004
Journalist recalls British censorship
John Pilger has said that important investigations into the
conflict in Ireland were never aired to a wider audience at a
time when they could have had an impact on the situation.
Published April 26, 2004
Unionist paramilitary Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair has been released
from prison and flown to England by the British army.
Published April 26, 2004
CIA to police Irish ‘war on terror’
Human rights activists have expressed concern at news that the
26-County Minister for Justice Michael McDowell has signed an
agreement that allows for the detention and interrogation of
people in Ireland by US secret service agents.
Published April 26, 2004
The International Monitoring Commission report published on
Tuesday listed 12 people it said had been murdered by
paramilitaries since January 1, 2003.
Published April 23, 2004
Colombia 3 verdict expected on Monday
A verdict in the case of the three Irishmen charged with training
Colombia’s FARC rebels and using false passports is expected on Monday.
Published April 23, 2004
Irish Rebels, Confederate Tigers,
Irish Rebels, Confederate Tigers
by James Gannon.
Savas Publishing Company
by James Gannon.
Savas Publishing Company
Retired journalist James Gannon spent more than three years researching and writing the story of men whose valour and sacrifice in battle have never received the attention he feels they deserve.
Published April 23, 2004
Court hears prosecutions designed to delay Finucane inquiry
A judicial review aimed at forcing the British government to
proceed with an independent inquiry into the murder of Pat
Finucane began yesterday.
Published April 23, 2004
PROCESS IN ‘DEEP CRISIS’ - ADAMS
Talks to go on despite SF fury over IMC report
The review of the Good Friday Agreement will reconvene in Belfast on Tuesday as fresh efforts are being made to continue peace efforts following the devastating report of the Independent Monitoring Commission on Tuesday.
Published April 23, 2004
Family dismay at PSNI secrecy over Bangor murder
The family of a Catholic man murdered in Bangor last year have
demanded to know why they the PSNI police never went public on
the sectarian nature of the killing.
Published April 23, 2004
Miscarriage of justice victim fights again
A West Belfast man handed two life sentences by a non-jury Diplock court is to testify in his own defence against extradition from the US as his original trial is being replayed in a Los Angeles courtroom.
Published April 23, 2004
Sectarian attacks prompt marching season concern
The UDA has been blamed for a suspected sectarian gun attack on a
house in County Down which a Catholic family had just moved into.
Published April 23, 2004
Ombudsman proposal follows prison complaints
Relatives of republican prisoners have complained of being
treated in a degrading and humiliating manner at Maghaberry jail
involving a so-called ‘sniffer dog’.
Published April 21, 2004
Adams: Peace process above party politics
The following is an edited version of the remarks made to party
activists at Buswells Hotel in Dublin last night by Sinn Féin
President Gerry Adams MP.
Published April 21, 2004
Ahern dissembles through referendum debate
The Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern today faced a barrage of criticism of his party’s decision to hold a potentially racist referendum on Irish citizenship on June 11 - the same day as local and European elections.
Published April 21, 2004
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