The following is an edited version of the initial
procedural statements of the Rosemary Nelson Inquiry.
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Published April 19, 2004
NELSON FAMILY HOPES FOR JUSTICE
Amnesty backs calls for boycott of Finucane inquiry
The Rosemary Nelson Inquiry opened yesterday, the largest public probe yet initiated into any individual death of the conflict in the North of Ireland.
Published April 19, 2004
Is There A Republican Alternative?
On its sixth anniversary, we present a series of article in
debate of the Good Friday Agreement. The following argument for
an alternative is by Gerry Ruddy, Ard Chomhairle member of the
Irish Republican Socialist Party.
Published April 16, 2004
Belfast City Council against Sunday Halloween
Unionists on Belfast City Council hves voted not to celebrate Hallowe'en night this year because it falls on a Sunday, angering pagans and nationalists alike.
Published April 16, 2004
Dispute over efforts to rebrand Doire Cholmcille
A legal dispute appears certainover efforts by Derry City Council to drop the use of `London' as a prefix for the city's name.
Published April 16, 2004
Family `forced out' over welcome sign
Sinn Féin has denied `hounding' a family out of Antrim town
because it had painted over a mural on their gable wall.
Published April 16, 2004
The following is the introduction to the submission to the
Commission on Electronic Voting by Irish Citizens for Trustworthy
Evoting.
The full text may be downloaded at https://evoting.cs.may.ie/
Published April 16, 2004
The British government has said it is to publish the report on the February beating of dissident Bobby Tohill at a Belfast city centre bar on Tuesday.
Published April 16, 2004
Unionist paramilitary prisoners have gone naked at a County
Antrim jail in what they said was an attempt to draw attention to
their ``inhumane'' living conditions.
Published April 16, 2004
Paisley hails `death' of Agreement
The DUP leader, Ian Paisley, has said the Dublin government's
desire to hold a referendum in the 26 Counties on citizenship is
a breach of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement and further evidence
that it is dead
Published April 16, 2004
Ulster is ours and thus it shall stay
By Danny Morrison (for Daily Ireland)
Ulster is ours! Ulster will remain ours!” was Ian Paisley’s characteristically inclusive, Christian message to the leader of northern nationalists, Gerry Adams, as he accepted the DUP nomination for North Antrim in the 1912, sorry 2005, Westminster general election.
Published April 15, 2004
Dissident republicans have been blamed for leaving a bomb in a car
parked outside a theatre in Lisburn, County Antrim last night.
Published April 15, 2004
McCartneys’ intimidation claims rejected
East Belfast residents involved in an exchange of words with the
McCartney family on Wednesday afternoon have dismissed media reports
that a dozen people were involved.
Published April 15, 2004
Donegal family press collusion concerns
The 26-County Minister for Justice has failed to defuse a new
controversy over the murder of County Donegal Sinn Fein
councillor Eddie Fullerton in 1991.
Published April 15, 2004
SDLP embattled in election shenannigans
A massive row has erupted in west Tyrone following confirmation of the
SDLP’s decision to stand a candidate in the constituency against
independent Assembly member and hospitals campaigner Dr Kieran Deeny.
Published April 15, 2004
17 reasons for banning plastic bullets
Seventeen reasons why the Policing Board should not have voted two weeks
ago for the PSNI to acquire these deadly weapons.
Published April 15, 2004
Offices of David Trimble’s Ulster Unionist Party were raided today as
part of a police investigation into money laundering by the unionist
paramilitary UDA.
Published April 15, 2004
McGuinness discusses Adams initiative with US envoy
Sinn Fein MP Martin McGuinness, taking two days off from his
Westminster re-election campaign to visit the US, had a 45-minute
meeting with the Bush administration’s envoy to Mitchell Reiss, in
Washington on Wednesday. Mr Reiss described it as a “good meeting” and
a “business-like session”, held at Mr McGuinness’s request.
Published April 15, 2004
Closing a `back door' into the EU
One of the boasts of those who impelled us towards what they called ``European integration'' has been that this would make Ireland a more tolerant, inclusive and pluralist place.
Published April 13, 2004
Quiet start to marching season
There has been no violence at the beginning of the Protestant
``marching season'' in Ireland, with a number of previously
contentious parades passing off peacefully.
Published April 13, 2004
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