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.
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Donegal family press collusion concerns
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
Talks to follow DUP's North-South shift
Intense ``proximity talks'' are reportedly being planned for three
weeks time as the Irish and British Prime Ministers seek to
follow on from the latest proposals by Ian Paisley's DUP.
Published April 10, 2004
The DUP's latest offering on the relationships within the island
of Ireland and between Britain and Ireland.
Published April 10, 2004
Proclamation Of The Irish Republic
The text of the original declaration of the Irish Republic, Easter 1916
Published April 10, 2004
A New York man, originally from Belfast, was violently dragged
from his car and arrested by the PSNI police on Friday before
being released without charge the following day.
Published April 10, 2004
March decisions not a surprise
A planned march by the unionist Apprentice Boys organisation
along the predominately nationalist Lower Ormeau Road in Belfast
on Monday has been banned.
Published April 10, 2004
Irish children `deported' from Ireland
Parents of Irish-born children, who are facing deportation, are
being told to surrender their children's Irish passports before
being put out of the 26 Counties, it has emerged.
Published April 10, 2004
Republicans mark Easter Rising
Republicans are marking the 88th anniversary of the Easter Rising
with more than 100 events this weekend.
Published April 10, 2004
Unionist paramilitaries `stoking up' violence
The unionist paramilitary LVF, UVF and UDA have been accused of
escalating tensions as the marching season approcahes.
Published April 10, 2004
Ahern admits `possible' meeting with developer
The Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, has told the Mahon Tribunal on political corruption that he `could well' have met developer Tom Gilmartin at an informal `gathering' of ministers in Government buildings.
Published April 7, 2004
Finucane inquiry? Not now, not ever
Why does the Finucane case stand out from all the others Judge Peter Cory examined? Why is the British government refusing to hold a public inquiry into that case yet offering no objection to inquiries into the killings of Rosemary Nelson, Robert Hamill and Billy Wright?
Published April 7, 2004
The second part of a two-part series examining the Easter Rising,
its historical context and significance.
Published April 7, 2004
The Irish and British governments must fulfil commitments they
have made to the peace process or there can be ``little prospect
of any progress'', the mainstream Provisional IRA has warned.
Published April 7, 2004
Fulton vindicated, Flanagan exposed
Evidence has emerged that the RUC police allowed the IRA to carry out an attack on a police patrol in order to protect one or more informers.
Published April 7, 2004
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