A young woman was struck on the head during a loyalist band
“parade” which was nothing more than a frightening display of
anti-Catholic hatred.
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Published August 24, 2004
The Republican plot in a graveyard in Newry has been destroyed
in an overnight attack.
Published August 20, 2004
(for the Irish Post)
Lawyers in England have condemned a decision to deny three Irishmen wrongly convicted of murder thousands of pounds in compensation -- because of the money they saved while locked away.
Published August 20, 2004
‘Frame-up’ fails as charges dropped
Charges against Belfast republican Bobby Tohill were dropped
today as he accused British forces of framing him for failing to
testify against other republicans.
Published August 20, 2004
ANOTHER LIFE LOST TO PLASTIC BULLETS
Plastic bullets have claimed another victim after a west Belfast
man’s death was linked to the serious injuries he suffered after
being struck by one 23 years ago.
Published August 20, 2004
Intimidation of nationalists in Derry, Antrim
The Catholic owned ‘Clock Bar’ has closed in a County Derry
village after a series of unchecked attacks on staff, customers
and property by a unionist gang.
Published August 20, 2004
IRA denies Rathenraw allegations
The Provisional IRA has denied allegations that it issued death
threats against members of a County Antrim community
association.
Published August 20, 2004
Over a thousand a month detained by British
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Human Rights, Caitriona Ruane, was
stopped and harassed by the Crown forces in a week in which
figures were released showing some 15,000 others suffered a
similar fate in the past 12 months.
Published August 20, 2004
Imagine a referendum in which unionists had to explain their
concept of ‘Britishness’ to the British people.
Published August 17, 2004
An internal feud in the unionist paramilitary UDA appears to
have resurfaced with an attack on a car owned by a relative of a
murder victim.
Published August 17, 2004
The people of Clonard in west Belfast commemorated the
thirty-fifth anniversary of the burning of Bombay Street on
August 15, 1969 at the weekend.
Published August 17, 2004
35 years of British military presence
By Gerry Coleman (Irish Northern Aid)
On the 14th of August 1969, thirty five years ago today, British troops were deployed on Irish soil for the first time in the current phase of the fight for Irish freedom.
Published August 17, 2004
Ian Paisley’s Democratic Unionist Party has said it it is
willing to work with Sinn Féin in a Six-County power-sharing
executive, but only if it supports the police, and the IRA ends
its activities and and disarms in a convincing fashion.
Published August 17, 2004
Marches pass off without incident
Saturday’s Apprentice Boys’ parades passed off without major
violence following an order against one parade in north
Belfast.
Published August 17, 2004
Furore over hospital organ sales
Six hospitals have admitted they secretly sold organs from the
bodies of deceased children to pharmaceutical firms.
Published August 17, 2004
To many of us who live in Belfast, the Rathenraw Estate in
Antrim town for long conjured up the image of a drugs bazaar
where various substances were bought and sold on the open
market.
Published August 17, 2004
Unionism’s validity is disappearing
By Brian Feeney (for the Irish News)
There has been a flurry of comment on Gerry Adams’s remarks last Thursday, especially the bit where he said that the IRA might have to go out of business in order to remove any excuse from unionists for refusing to negotiate or work the institutions of the Good Friday Agreement.
Published August 13, 2004
Joe Black, a former IRA Volunteer detained in the US for the
past five weeks, is to be released tomorrow.
Published August 13, 2004
The day I heard about the ceasefire
Danny Morrison recalls the day ten years ago this month, when
the mainstream IRA declared a unilateral, opened cessation of
military activity.
Published August 13, 2004
Deformities linked to spy equipment
Emissions from British Army spying equipment has been blamed for
gross birth defects in livestock in the South Armagh area.
Published August 13, 2004
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