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Sinn Féin joy after Six County election boost

The outcome of the Westminster election in the north of Ireland has confirmed the degree to which the political map has changed since the Good Friday Agreement was signed.

Published July 11, 2024

Rampant loyalist racism in Antrim

Sinn Féin has called for “robust” action against a UVF paramilitary gang behind a campaign of racist and sectarian intimidation in Antrim Town.

Published July 11, 2024

Disorder in Derry as youths respond to PSNI

The PSNI have been accused of provoking trouble in the Creggan in Derry after a phalanx of armoured police vehicles were suddenly deployed into the area on Wednesday with predictable results.

Published July 11, 2024

‘Batty’ objections to Gaelic school

Councillors in east Belfast have hit back at desperate objections submitted by unionist representatives over plans to establish an Irish language primary school in the area.

Published July 11, 2024

SF celebrate ‘election treble’; Starmer names new Direct Ruler

Sinn Féin have called for talks on Irish unity with the new Labour government in London after it emerged from a tumultuous count as the largest Six County party in Westminster and the fifth largest party in the London parliament overall.

Published July 5, 2024

DUP suffer heavy losses

The story of the Westminster election in the north of Ireland is one of upheaval within unionism amid the strong retention of all nationalist seats, leaving Sinn Féin by some distance the largest Irish party at Westminster.

Published July 5, 2024

Tories annihilated as British Labour win landslide - exit poll

Labour will win a landslide victory in the Westminster general election, defeating the Conservative Party that has been in power since 2010, according to a comprehensive exit poll by a group of British broadcasters.

Published July 4, 2024

Election brings long-awaited political pivot

A historic Westminster election has the potential to kill off the hated Conservative Party while confirming the decline of unionism in the north of Ireland.

Published July 4, 2024

Republican prisoners protest in response to abuse

Republican prisoners in Maghaberry prison have engaged in days of protest following abuse inflicted on a republican prisoner, resulting in tense confrontations with the prison’s riot squad.

Published July 4, 2024

PSNI ‘tapped phone’ of Aontú leader

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibin has said he believes that his phone calls to a journalist in the north of Ireland may have been secretly recorded by the PSNI police.

Published July 4, 2024

Peace fund shakedown blamed for attack on home of disabled boy

Unionist paramilitaries have attacked the home of a disabled boy in their latest move to claim ‘territory’ in County Antrim.

Published July 4, 2024

British legacy body ‘spookfest’ condemned

Republican Sinn Fein have condemned the recruitment of an infamous former RUC police commander and four other ‘intelligence officers’ to run the British government’s ironically named ‘Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery’.