A largely successful St Patrick's Day festival was marked with a bomb
alert in University Street in Belfast.
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St Patrick's Day events targeted
Published March 19, 2004
Workers intimidated for assisting Catholics
Protestant workers at a County Antrim company are being
intimidated by unionist paramilitaries for offering lifts to
Catholic colleagues.
Published March 19, 2004
Ahern criticised over shamrock exchangr
Irish peace campaigners have condemned the Irish Prime Minister over his traditional Saint Patrick's Day meeting with the U.S. President amid increasing opposition in Ireland to the war in Iraq.
Published March 19, 2004
Terrorism Defined and Exemplified
The web site for the Christian Science Monitor (www.csmonitor.com) provides a very instructive tutorial on terrorism. Strangely enough, it begins with a photo of Irish revolutionary leader, Michael Collins, and this voiceover:
Published March 19, 2004
The annual St Patrick's Day message by the Irish President,
Mary McAleese.
Published March 19, 2004
In a week in which key Irish politicians visited the United
States to continue talks in Washington on St Patrick's Day, a
prominent newspaper advertisement placed by Sinn Fein drew attention to the continuing failure to enact policing reform
in the North of Ireland.
Published March 19, 2004
Man held over 1992 INLA killing
A man accused of the murder of a British soldier killed in Derby in 1992 is today being held without bail in England.
Published March 19, 2004
McGuinness denies Scappaticci allegations
Sinn Fein's chief negotiator Martin McGuinness has denied allegations by Alfredo Scappaticci, the west Belfast man who has denied that he is the IRA informer known as ``Stakeknife''.
Published March 19, 2004
Kerry takes `line' on Cory from Kennedy
If John Kerry does succeed in becoming the 44th President of the United States, there will be a Kennedy standing close by him on the inauguration stand next January.
Published March 10, 2004
Blame the Provos, not us - Murphy
British Direct Ruler Paul Murphy was today challenged to a public debate with Sinn Féin about paramilitary activity as talks on the non-implementation of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement were cancelled.
Published March 10, 2004
Last submissions to committee on Barron report
Lawyers representing those injured and bereaved by the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings made their final submission yesterday to a Dublin parliamentary committee, which is considering the findings of the Barron Report on the attacks.
Published March 10, 2004
DPP member targeted by dissident device
The breakaway `Real IRA' has been blamed for a letter bomb attack on the home of a member of a local policing board in Strabane, County Tyrone.
Published March 10, 2004
Belfast Patrick's Day carnival
Support is being urged for the Belfast's St Patrick's Day
carnival after a major source of funding has been cut off by the
North's Government-funded events body.
Published March 10, 2004
Two thirds of Chinese families have been forced out of a south Belfast neighbourhood where unionist racists have mounted a hate campaign, it has emerged.
Published March 10, 2004
John Taylor retiring from politics
Former Ulster Unionist MP John Taylor announced yesterday that he
intends to retire from active politics.
Published March 10, 2004
Referendum on Irish citizenship announced
The Dublin government is to hold a constitutional referendum to
remove the right to Irish citizenship for all children born on
the island of Ireland.
Published March 10, 2004
Surfers shocked as chopper crash-lands
An British Army helicopter came down on a crowded beach in County
Antrim on Saturday after a suspected engine fire.
Published March 8, 2004
Ulster Unionist Party leader David Trimble has survived a vote on
a letter criticising his leadership, with 11 of the party's
Assembly members voting against him.
Published March 8, 2004
The Blair's government's decision to make citizens of Britain carry ID cards is unnecessary and outrageous. It should induce democrats and everyone concerned about civil liberties to contact their MPs and tell them on no account to support it.
Published March 8, 2004
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Bobby Sands could have stepped aside.
Published March 8, 2004
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