The Provisional IRA has said it is currently considering an
appeal by Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams for it to make a
“historic decision” to take forward its struggle through “purely
political and democratic activity”.
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Published April 7, 2004
One of Belfast’s oldest republicans, Sean Oliver, died on Tuesday
after a long illness.
Published April 7, 2004
Republican Sinn Féin (RSF) has accused the Provisional IRA of
mounting a campaign of intimidation against its members in County
Armagh.
Published April 7, 2004
UDR soldiers questioned over murder
Former British soldiers were among four men questioned by
police in the North about the murder of a nationalist councillor
more than 30 years ago.
Published April 7, 2004
British close ranks on 30 years in the North
Last week, the Oireachtas Committee on Justice reported on its deliberations on the Dublin and Monaghan bombings case in the aftermath of the Barron Report. I'm afraid it might have laboured manfully, but in the end it brought forth a mouse.
Published April 5, 2004
The first part of a two-part series examining the Easter Rising,
its historical context and significance.
Published April 5, 2004
Former Minister confirms Gilmartin cabinet meeting
Irish Senator Mary O'Rourke has backed up a claim by property
developer Tom Gilmartin that he met a number of Dublin government
ministers at a meeting in parliamentary buildings in 1989.
Published April 5, 2004
The British government is being strongly pressured by human
rights groups, Irish nationalists, the Irish and US governments,
a former senior United Nations representative and its own
appointed investigator to give the go-ahead to a public inquiry
into the 1989 killing of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane.
Published April 5, 2004
Garda collusion questions remain on Dublin/Monaghan
The Barron report on the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings
suppressed allegations that the 26 County Garda police colluded
in the attacks, according to retired Irish military intelligence
officer Lt Col John Morgan.
Published April 5, 2004
Nelson diary reveals FRU/UDA training misssions
The prison diary of Brian Nelson, the chief intelligence officer of the unionist paramilitary UDA, show that the British Army and the RUC police trained, armed and directed the UDA's death squads during its campaign of sectarian murder in the North.
Published April 5, 2004
No unionist pact for Westminster election
A decision by Ian Paisley's DUP to contest the Westminster seat
for the Fermanagh/South Tyrone constituency could mark the end of
unionist electoral co-operation for marginal seats.
Published April 5, 2004
Naming of new Rodaí Mac Corlaí bridge
Republicans are to rename a newly opened bridge on the main Belfast to Derry road in honour of an Irish patriot, hanged from the original bridge in 1798.
Published April 5, 2004
Adams backs campaign to save 16 Moore Street
The Dublin government has been condemned for its lack of
commitment to save the house where the leaders of the 1916 Easter
Rising against British rule made their last stand.
Published April 2, 2004
The British government's announcement of public inquiries into
three recent cases of alleged collusion yesterday has masked its
continuing attempt to cover up a sprawling conspiracy of official
terror and assassination.
Published April 2, 2004
The following was prepared by the Committee for the Administration of
Justice.
Published April 2, 2004
Finucane campaign will continue
Mrs Geraldine Finucane accused the British government of ongoing
delaying tactics and vowed that the campaign for an inquiry would
continue.
Published April 2, 2004
CORY REPORTS, BRITAIN DISGRACED
The Cory reports have exposed those sections of the British Crown forces in the North who engaged in their own murderous `Dirty War' in Ireland.
Published April 2, 2004
FRU men seek Finucane inquiry?
Members of the British Army's secretive Force Research Unit
are prepared to face any public inquiry, it was
claimed today.
Published April 2, 2004
The British minister for security and education in the North,
Jane Kennedy, is leaving Belfast in a cabinet reshuffle caused by
the resignation of immigrations minister Beverley Hughes.
Published April 2, 2004
Trimble fuels nationalist outrage
Comments by Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble about Rosemary
Nelson and Pat Finucane have been greeted with anger and
disbelief by the families of the two victims.
Published April 2, 2004
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