A 38-year-old Nigerian woman, who faced death by stoning if
returned to her home country, was yesterday granted a court
order restraining any immediate move to deport her from Ireland.
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Published August 13, 2004
Speaking to a packed hall at the west Belfast festival to
deliver the PJ McGrory Memorial Lecture, Geraldine Finucane has
described her family’s determination to expose the truth about
her husband’s murder.
Published August 13, 2004
A reported plan by a Protestant marching group to circumvent a
ruling against a coat-trailing parade in nationalist north
Belfast has been stopped.
Published August 13, 2004
The British government’s failings in the peace process were
highlighted today by Sinn Féin today as the party turned its
focus away from fruitless exchanges with the hardline unionist
DUP.
Published August 13, 2004
The following is the text of an Irish Times article by Sinn Féin
President Gerry Adams today.
Published August 10, 2004
Irish athlete admits doping offence
Irish athlete Cathal Lombard has created a shock after he
admitted that he used a banned substance while in training for
the Athens Olympics.
Published August 10, 2004
Ireland is Atlantis, says expert
The mythical underwater empire of Atlantis is actually the
island of Ireland, according to a new book.
Published August 10, 2004
A man was hospitalised late on Saturday night last after he was
beaten around the head with rifle butts by members of a British
Army/PSNI patrol.
Published August 10, 2004
Ciaran O’Fearaigh has been in an American jail in Denver, Colorado,
for Five Hundred and Forty days, yet has not been charged with a
crime.
Published August 10, 2004
Ian Paisley’s DUP has cast doubt on the possibility of an
agreement including policing in the North of Ireland next month
and has again dismissed a statement by Gerry Adams last week
that the IRA could be “removed”.
Published August 10, 2004
Anger at award of Iraqi contract
A contract awarded to a former British Army officer to help
secure post-war Iraq should be revoked, Irish-American lobbyists
in Washington said yesterday.
Published August 10, 2004
McDowell sending Nigerian woman to her death
Irish Justice minister Michael McDowell will be sending a
Nigerian woman to her death if he does not overturn a
deportation order against her, it has emerged.
Published August 10, 2004
The following is an edited address by Sinn Féin Vice President
Pat Doherty MP MLA to the second International Conference on
Self Determination, the United Nations and International Civil
Society, organised by the International Human Rights Association
of American Minorities and International Council for Human
Rights in Geneva today.
Published August 8, 2004
Closure ‘not enough’ as incursions continue
A British army helicopter has been seen spying on homes in
County Monaghan as an announcement was made that a British army
base near the border is to close.
Published August 8, 2004
Comments by US Special Envoy Mitchell Reiss describing
Protestant marches through nationalist areas as being designed
to provoke, intimidate and champion “superiority” have been
welcomed.
Published August 8, 2004
To date only Sinn Féin highlight what appears to be an ongoing
unionist paramilitary inspired and orchestrated pogrom against
Catholics in Antrim town.
Published August 8, 2004
Dismay at Ombudsman’s report on forensic interference
The North’s Police Ombudsman, Mrs Nuala O’Loan, has denied that
the PSNI police pressurised a forensic scientist into acting
improperly.
Published August 8, 2004
Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams has told republicans they need to be
prepared to remove the IRA and the issue of weapons as an excuse
for unionists to block political progress.
Published August 8, 2004
Irish victims of Mideast conflict
An Irish man was shot dead in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, while an Irish victim of the Iraq war
was remembered in Dublin this week.
Published August 8, 2004
Parades decision may avert crisis
The North’s Parades Commission has this afternoon decided not to
allow an anti-Catholic march by the Apprentice Boys’
organisation past the nationalist Ardyone area of north Belfast.
Published August 8, 2004
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