A bomb exploded at a British Army base in the North of Ireland late on Monday night after PSNI police had moved into the area to carry out searches. There had been a number of telephone warnings from the dissident Continuity IRA that a device had been planted.
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Dissident republicans mount attacks
Published November 24, 2003
PSNI criticised over policing decisions
The Derry-based human rights centre, the Pat Finucane Centre,
has questionied why extra police were drafted in for today's
Assembly elections and not directed to protecting nationalists
against sectarian attack.
Published November 24, 2003
The Process of `Constitutionalisation'
Breandan Morley (from the Blanket)
Hopes for the restoration of a power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland now depend upon Sinn Féin and the Democratic Unionist Party, after the two parties emerged as the dominant forces at the assembly elections.
Published November 24, 2003
Armed British incursion into 26 Counties
British PSNI police and Army patrols crossed over the Border
into the 26 Counties on Wednesday night, sparking local anger
in north County Louth.
Published November 24, 2003
by Joseph Clarke
Of all the wonderful escapes and rescues of Irish political prisoners from British dungeons down through the years none was as remarkable as the rescue of six Fenian prisoners from the penal settlement of Western Australia in 1876.
Published November 24, 2003
TESTIMONY ENDS AT BLOODY SUNDAY INQUIRY
The final witness finished his evidence today at the Bloody
Sunday inquiry, which has been sitting for four years.
Published November 24, 2003
Lawyers for the family of a murdered nationalist councillor have criticised new delays in their fight for an independent probe into his death.
Published November 24, 2003
Republican dissidents have been blamed for an attack on the
home of the North's Policing Board vice-chairman, Denis
Bradley.
Published November 24, 2003
Protests mark anniversary of Finucane murder
The British government is under increasing pressure to
announce a public inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane.
Published November 24, 2003
`Real IRA' mistrial at Special Criminal Court
THE trial of three men accused of membership of the breakaway `Real IRA' was aborted at the Special Criminal Court in Dublin yesterday after the Garda police said they had ``mislaid'' documents relating to the trial.
Published November 24, 2003
The following comments were made by Sinn Fein EU candidate
Pearse Doherty at the twelfth annual Joe McManus/Kevin Coen
lecture.
Published November 24, 2003
Unionists were last night blamed for an arson attack on the home of a Catholic family in west Belfast.
Published November 24, 2003
Council votes against Long Kesh museum
Proposals to retain part of the Long Kesh prison site as a museum have been set back after the local council voted against the plan.
Published November 24, 2003
Sinn Fein has called on Ian Paisley's DUP to begin direct
negotiations with republicans and called on the British
government to push ahead with justice and human rights
reforms.
Published November 24, 2003
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IN the very early days of the Troubles a reporter from British television, freshly arrived from `the mainland', was interviewing a woman on the Falls Road. He was perplexed at the degree of nationalist alienation and he asked the woman what had happened to her and her neighbours' homes. The woman said, ``They came down >from up there with bricks and petrol bombs and burnt us out, one after the other, in the middle of the night.
Published November 24, 2003
What is claimed to be the full list of the victims of British
agent Brian Nelson was published by the Sunday Life newspaper
at the weekend.
Published November 24, 2003
A Sinn Fein councillor was remembered yesterday by family, friends and party activists on the 15th anniversary of his murder in County Derry.
Published November 24, 2003
Transport strike blamed on Minister
Bus and rail workers' across Ireland mounted a four-hour work stoppage today, culminating with a rally outside the Department of Transport in Dublin.
Published November 24, 2003
Virtually every piece of commentary on the recent suicides of young men in Ardoyne mentioned the area being left behind by the peace process. But few ventured to suggest what it was about the process which had brought this about.
Published November 24, 2003
A number of sectarian attacks have made a mockery out of the
so-called 'ceasefires' by unionist paramilitaries.
Published November 24, 2003
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