Republican supporters of five accused of membership of the
breakaway ‘Real IRA’ were cleared from a packed courtroom
yesterday.
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Real IRA accused defiant at tense court hearing
Published April 26, 2004
Heath Marred Lives of a Generation
We awoke to screams and the banging of bin lids. I ran down the
stairs and out into the street which was packed with neighbours.
Someone was shouting hysterically, “They’ve introduced
internment! They’ve introduced internment!”
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
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
We need peace soon before lives are lost
By Fr Aidan Troy (for Daily Ireland)
Ardoyne Bungee Jumpers” read the sign on a bonfire just a few minutes from Holy Cross parish in North Belfast. The reference is to the tragic loss of young lives through suicide over recent years.
Published April 26, 2004
New statistics show that nationalist areas of the North are
being starved of inward investment while job-creation is being
directed to mainly Protestant areas.
Published April 26, 2004
Demands for release of Sean Kelly
Pressure is growing on the British government to free prominent
republican Sean Kelly, who was jailed last month without
explanation.
Published April 26, 2004
A unionist politician has challenged the British government to
arrest him if it believed his party had a say over the actions
of the paramilitary ‘Ulster Volunteer Force’ and ‘Red Hand
Commando’.
Published April 26, 2004
The unionist paramilitary UDA has carried out another series of
sectarian attacks, putting pressure on the British government to
admit that the organisation is not abiding by its professed
ceasefire.
Published April 26, 2004
Weaker social bonds fuel suicide
Suicide rates in the North of Ireland have risen as community
spirit in the face of the conflict has declined, according to
new research published.
Published April 26, 2004
By Bill Delaney
It is now clear that, in all and any circumstances, the hardline loyalist ‘Love Ulster’ parade could not have passed through city centre Dublin on Saturday without causing violence.
Published April 26, 2004
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams yesterday held talks with the
father of a unionist paramilitary murder victim and vowed to back
his campaign for justice.
Published April 26, 2004
The Blanketmen prepare for the ultimate step
Another in our continuing series of retrospectives on the 25th
anniversary of the 1981 hnger strike. An account of the 1980
hunger strike from the Irish People.
Published April 26, 2004
IMC member resigns from Alliance party
Former Alliance Party leader John Alderdice has resigned from the
party after admitting he was still an Alliance member, two years
after his appointment to the so-called Independent Monitoring
Commission.
Published April 26, 2004
British MI5 military intelligence withheld vital information on
the 1998 Omagh attack by the Real IRA, it has been revealed.
Published April 26, 2004
A member of the Orange Order has been accused of using fraudulent
claims of cross-community support to win an appointment to the
North’s Parades Commission.
Published April 26, 2004
Loyalist bandsmen returning from Saturday’s Love Ulster rally ran
riot in Portadown, County Armagh.
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
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