Immense anger has lingered in the nationalist Ardoyne community after a Protestant Orange Order parade and a mob of followers were forced theough the area on Monday evening....
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Published July 26, 2004
(by Danny Morrison, Andersonstown News)
Last Friday, former UVF killer, Billy Hutchinson of the Progressive Unionist Party, and North and West Belfast Parades Commission, said that he didn’t understand nationalist objections to loyalist marchers coming through nationalist areas and that he was prepared to talk. Danny Morrison replies.
Published July 23, 2004
‘Minister for Inequality’ heads for Brussels
Bertie Ahern has begun a reshuffle of his government by naming
unpopular Finance Minister Charlie McCreevy as Dublin’s next
European Union commissioner.
Published July 23, 2004
By The Wild Geese
Today, nearly 400 years since they first arrived, the Irish have been nearly fully and seamlessly integrated in Canadian society. While many Irish tended to congregate in the large cities in the United States, in Canada they tended to spread into the countryside. Thus Irish-Canadians have been a bit less visible than the Irish-Americans, but clearly they had a significant influence on the history of the country.
Published July 23, 2004
Members of the British Army’s Royal Irish Regiment have been
blamed for the “disappearance” of a top secret document from a
joint British Army/PSNI base in east Belfast.
Published July 23, 2004
Kelly blames securocrats for Ardoyne riot
Sinn Féin’s Gerry Kelly has said it is time to “name and shame”
pro-unionist elements in the British government’s civil service
and the PSNI police who are actively working to undermine the
peace process.
Published July 23, 2004
SF MEPs address Euro parliament
Sinn Féin’s newly elected MEPs attended have attended their
first sessions in the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
Published July 23, 2004
Sackville Place victims remembered
The Mayor of Dublin has unveiled a memorial this morning in
memory of three CIE transport workers killed in two explosions
in the city in December 1972 and January 1973.
Published July 23, 2004
Hothouse talks planned for Kent
The 26-County Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, and the British Prime
Minister Tony Blair, have agreed to hold a three-day summit
aimed at reviving the 1998 Good Friday Agreement in
mid-September.
Published July 23, 2004
By Tom McGurk (for the Sunday Business Post)
When deciding the first Court of Appeal hearing of the case against the six `Birmingham Bombers’ Master of the Rolls Lord Denning faced a truly unpleasant choice.
Published July 20, 2004
Derry might be Derry after all
The official name of Derry may indeed be Derry, and not the
‘Londonderry’ moniker favoured by unionist hardliners.
Published July 20, 2004
Intransigence and threats rewarded by Commission
Events of the last few weeks have brought into sharp focus two
of the key issues that need to be addressed if there is to be
political progress.
Published July 20, 2004
Unionist paramilitaries are believed to have been handed a
British Army dossier on leading republicans following an
incident at the top security Castlereagh base in east Belfast.
Published July 20, 2004
Garda corruption report fuels demand for murder inquiry
The 26-County government has appointed a senior police chief to
investigate new evidence into the murder of a Sinn Féin
councillor in Donegal over 10 years ago.
Published July 20, 2004
IMC claims progress on demilitarisation
The so-called Independent Monitoring Commission has drafted a
propogandistic report on British demilitarisation in the North
of Ireland.
Published July 20, 2004
Can’t police, won’t police - Lurgan PSNI
A PSNI police chief has admitted he has not even questioned the
individual he blames for his decision to force an anti-Catholic
march through Lurgan last week.
Published July 20, 2004
Presbyterians to protest against Pope
Ian Paisley’s church will take to the streets to oppose a
planned visit by the Pope to the North next year.
Published July 20, 2004
By Geraldine Kelly (for the Blanket)
Once he fought them tooth-and-nail, now he saves their skin. There have been many transformations in politics down through the years, but few have been as dramatic as that of Gerry Kelly.
Published July 16, 2004
Blair permitting destruction of Agreement - SF
Gerry Kelly of Sinn Féin has accusing the British government’s
Northern Ireland Office of deliberately preventing the
implementation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Published July 16, 2004
Making the North a shared place
I put it to Mr Blair that the best way to secure all of our
futures is for the British to make a new strategic alliance with
Irish nationalism and republicanism.
Published July 16, 2004
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