The annual Lundy's Day parade by the Protestant Apprentice
Boys organisation in Derry was peaceful.
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No trouble at Lundy's Day parade
Published December 8, 2003
The Irish Anti-War Movement held a demonstration on Saturday,
December 6th, at which protesters attempted to `blockade'
Shannon Airport, the civilian airport in the west of Ireland
where approximately half the US troops en route to Iraq and
Afghanistan have stopped to rest and refuel.
Published December 8, 2003
Haass ends role as U.S. special envoy
President Bush's special envoy to Ireland has completed his
final round of talks with the northern political parties with
a message of hope.
Published December 5, 2003
Policing violence concern as Lundy returns to Derry
Up to 2,000 members of the Protestant Apprentice Boys
organisation and 21 bands are expected in Derry for the annual
Lundy's Day march on Saturday.
Published December 5, 2003
Sellafield debris washes ashore on Down coast
Sections of discharge pipe from the Sellafield nuclear
processing plant have been found washed up on beaches in
County Down.
Published December 5, 2003
Victims call for Cory reports publication
A nationalist victims' group has called on the British
government to publish the Cory report into British collusion
with loyalist paramilitaries.
Published December 5, 2003
Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Social and Community Affairs Sean
Crowe TD made the following remarks during the Budget debate
in the Dail.
Published December 5, 2003
Not by the people, not of the people
Around this time last year, you read in this publication three concerns of mine: the failure of the British government to abide by democratic norms in calling an election; the failure of all parties to engage the DUP in any meaningful way; and the failure of unionism to take part in the peace process.
Published December 5, 2003
`Smoke and mirrors' budget criticised
The Dublin Finance Minister's budget for the 26-County economy
in 2004 has received a broadly hostile response.
Published December 5, 2003
FORMER RUC MAN BACKS COLLUSION CLAIM
A former RUC detective has claimed that police informers who carried out murders were later shielded from prosecution.
Published December 5, 2003
BRITISH REFUSE TO RESTORE ASSEMBLY
The British government has refused nationalist calls to lift
its suspension of the power-sharing institutions in the North
of Ireland following Wednesday's election to the Belfast
Assembly.
Published December 1, 2003
Adams's address to new Assembly team
The following is part of the address by Sinn Féin President
Gerry Adams as his party of newly-elected Assembly members
gathered for the first timee at Stormont today.
Published December 1, 2003
The Sinn Féin election machine almost pulled off a spectacular
coup in Belfast, nearly winning eight seats in the four
constituencies having run nine candidates.
Published December 1, 2003
Trimble unmoved by resignation calls
A reported attempt by Ulster Unionist Party hardliner Jeffrey
Donaldson to depose David Trimble as party leader following
last week's election failed to materialise today.
Published December 1, 2003
In February 1974, in a Westminster general election, 11 out of
the North's then 12 constituencies returned anti-Agreement
unionists.
Published December 1, 2003
Attempts underway to censor Cory report
The Canadian judge appointed to look into a number of
high-profile assassinations in which there were widespread
allegations of British Crown force collusion has recommended
four inquiries.
Published December 1, 2003
Expensive Ireland lags behind competitors - report
Ireland is now the joint most expensive country in the
eurozone with one of the highest inflation rates, it was
announced today.
Published December 1, 2003
Malachy McAllister, or `Mock' as we knew him was a close
childhood friend.
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Published December 1, 2003
The surge in the vote for the DUP and Sinn Fein has been
dangerously presented in the media as a polarisation of public
opinion in the Six Counties.
Published November 28, 2003
A new investigation is to be made into a sectarian murder 16
years ago, following claims by a notorious loyalist killer
that British Crown forces colluded in the killing.
Published November 28, 2003
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