Call for bombings inquiry to be abandoned
Three families of those killed in the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings have demanded that the newly opened parliamentary inquiry into the atrocities be abandoned.
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Published January 21, 2004
Pressure on British ahead of review
Irish foreign minister Brian Cowen tomorrow meets with British
Direct Ruler Paul Murphy on next month's review of the 1998
Good Friday Agreement as part of a discussion by the
British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference.
Published January 21, 2004
PSNI involved in clashes with youths
It has emerged that there were two separate riots last weekend
involving nationalist youths and the PSNI police.
Published January 21, 2004
Republican prisoners at Maghaberry jail in County Derry
describe proposals for segregation of prisoners as
`criminalisation by the back door'.
Published January 19, 2004
Two north Belfast Catholic schools were at the centre of bomb
alerts today which were blamed on the unionist paramilitary
UDA.
Published January 19, 2004
Delegation to visit Colombia over unfair trial
Four Irish politicians are to travel to Colombia next week to
visit three Irishmen held on charges of training rebels.
Published January 19, 2004
Address to the people of Ireland
Another in our occasional series looking at the policies of the various
political parties in the North.
We present a recent document
published by Republican Sinn Fein, the party led by Ruairi O
Bradaigh which split from Sinn Fein in 1986.
Published January 19, 2004
The police investigation into the murder of Catholic man Sean
Brown in 1997 has been taken apart in a damning report by the
Police Ombudsman today.
Published January 19, 2004
Paisley to meet Ahern ahead of February 3 review
Ian Paisley is to hold direct face-to-face talks with the
Irish Prime Minister in what will be the first-ever such
meeting.
Published January 19, 2004
Ex-RUC man becomes Sinn Féin councillor
A councillor in east County Derry has today switched
allegiance from the SDLP to Sinn Féin in a dramatic political
development in the area.
Published January 19, 2004
Young voters fare worst in new registration system
One person in six was prevented from voting in November's
crucial Assembly elections in the North, it has emerged.
Published January 19, 2004
As we in Republican Sinn Féin embark on this the centenary year
of the foundation of Sinn Féin in 1905 it is necessary to point
out that whilst other political organisations such as Fine Gael,
Fianna Fail, The Worker’s Party and the Provisionals may attempt
to claim lay claim to the right of celebrating this centenary,
Republican Sinn Féin are the sole inheritors of the Sinn Féin
mantle.
Published January 18, 2004
Removal of Anderstonstown base underway
The Andersonstown PSNI police barracks in west Belfast is
currently being dismantled in a move that has been hailed as
long overdue.
Published January 18, 2004
British soldiers pictured abusing Iraqis
Images of British torture and abuse of Iraqi prisoners have
emerged as three British soldiers went on military trial Tuesday
for their actions.
Published January 18, 2004
One hundred years ago this year, the Sinn Féin Organisation was
formally established at a Convention of the National Council,
held in the Rotunda, Dublin, on November 28, 1905, under the
chairmanship of Edward Martyn. The impact of the British regime
for so long aided and abetted by the so-called ‘National’
education system, based on British Imperialistic ideas, had
practically obliterated the idea of separate nationhood.
Published January 18, 2004
Feuding ‘Real IRA’ prisoners clash
Seven republican prisoners at Portlaoise Prison, in the Irish
midlands, were hospitalised yesterday after an early morning
fight at the prison during which rival dissident republican
factions clashed.
Published January 18, 2004
The head of MI5 has admitted that British intelligence agents
placed a sophisticated listening device at the head offices of
Sinn Féin in Belfast.
Published January 18, 2004
A brief statement was released by the Provisional
IRA last night.
Published January 18, 2004
Talks to resume despite difficulties
The Dublin government intends to restart talks with Sinn Féin
next week despite continuing fallout over allegations that the
Provisional IRA was behind the Northern Bank robbery in Belfast.
Published January 18, 2004
Govts must do what they promised
The following is the full text of a keynote speech made
yesterday by Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams in St Malachy's
College in North Belfast.
Published January 16, 2004
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