The Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, has
confirmed that, despite previous denials, his former special
adviser on the North held a meeting with a Republican
dissident group.
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Ahern admits adviser held talks with dissidents
Published October 15, 2003
Will handshake lead to elections?
(from the Irish People)
We all learned recently that Gerry Adams and David Trimble shook hands for the very first time in the early summer.
Published October 15, 2003
Protestor injured as bin charge row escalates
An anti-bin charge protestor has been hospitalised after an incident at a bin depot yesterday, marking a potentially dangerous escalation of a major dispute over the new charge for waste collection in Dublin.
Published October 15, 2003
Cover-up claim `outrageous' - Bloody Sunday General
The British Army's most senior officer told the Bloody Sunday Inquiry today that he was not involved in a cover-up of the massacre of 13 Irish civil rights demonstrators by British forces in Derry on January 30, 1972. A fourteenth died later from his injuries.
Published October 15, 2003
Elections should go ahead - Blair
The British Prime Minister Tony Blair has said he accepts that elections in the North of Ireland should go ahead.
Published October 15, 2003
Cover-up claim `outrageous' - Bloody Sunday General
The British Army's most senior officer told the Bloody Sunday Inquiry today that he was not involved in a cover-up of the massacre of 13 Irish civil rights demonstrators by British forces in Derry on January 30, 1972. A fourteenth died later from his injuries.
Published October 15, 2003
I see they have jailed a nursing mother for one week for protesting over the waste tax. This mother's child stays with her at night in Mount Joy and goes home with its father to Dorset St. during the day. The treatment of this mother by the state in the republic comes as no surprise.
Published October 15, 2003
Dissident bomb attack in Fermanagh
Dissident republicans have been blamed for an attempted bomb
attack on a PSNI police station in the border village of
Roslea on Saturday night.
Published October 13, 2003
Divided island seeks Irish help for peace
Political representatives from Sinn Féin and the loyalist Progressive Unionist Party have taken part in talks to advance the peace process on the island of Sri Lanka.
Published October 13, 2003
Negotiators involved in London summit
A full-scale summit is being held in London today as efforts to secure agreement on the future of the peace process reach a climax ahead of an expected announcement of elections to the Belfast Assembly.
Published October 13, 2003
In the last 20 years, the number of young men in the Six
Counties that have committed suicide has more than doubled.
AINE Ni BHRIAIN talks to a Belfast couple who are still
struggling to come to terms with the loss of their son
Published October 13, 2003
Report due on Dublin/Monaghan attacks
The Dublin government will receive the Barron report into the
1974 bombings in Dublin and Monaghan in the next two weeks, it
has been reported.
Published October 13, 2003
Sanctions body meets for first time
The Independent Monitoring Commission which has been set up by the Irish and British governments to adjudicate on paramilitary ceasefires and other peace process issues, met for the first time yesterday.
Published October 13, 2003
``The people who voted for the Agreement, which included the desperately difficult issue of the early release of paramilitary prisoners, did so on the basis that there would be no place for anyone who would use violence to achieve political ends. ``
Published October 13, 2003
Thousands march in support of jailed bin tax protestors
Thousands of protesters staged a rally outside Mountjoy Prison
in Dublin on Saturday to demand the release of jailed anti-bin
charge campaigners.
Published October 13, 2003
BY ROISIN DE ROSA
What is going on with cutbacks in jobs in education and health? Isn't there a crisis in these sectors? What is the government doing?
Published October 10, 2003
Bad week for Peace Process optimists
To date, Sinn Féin's discussions with the two governments and
the UUP have focused on the need to secure firm commitments -
guarantees - on the implementation of the Good Friday
Agreement and the sustainability of the institutions.
Published October 10, 2003
Major protest called after further bin tax jailings
Anti-bin-charge campaigners called for a massive demonstration
in Dublin tomorrow following the jailing of 10 more
protesters.
Published October 10, 2003
In the second part of her examination of the Gardaí police in
the 26 Counties, JOANNE CORCORAN looks at the measures
necessary to create a policing service based on accountability
rather than on a culture of denial.
Published October 10, 2003
Loyalists have carried out a series of sectarian attacks
against Catholic homes over the past two
days.
Published October 10, 2003
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