In response to a demand by British forces in the north of Ireland, a
Cork-based republican has been brought before a court for an extradition
hearing.
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‘Secretive’ extradition opposed
In response to a demand by British forces in the north of Ireland, a
Cork-based republican has been brought before a court for an extradition
hearing.
Published March 10, 2022
British Labour selects prominent Scottish Orangeman
The British Labour Party in Scotland has been accused of promoting
anti-Catholic hate after it named a former Orange Order leader as a
local election candidate for the party.
Published March 10, 2022
Brexit seen taking back seat after Russian invasion
The war in Ukraine has overwhelmed plans by the British government to
trigger a showdown with the European Union, according to reports in the
London media.
Published March 10, 2022
New Lodge Six families seek review of investigation delay
British Army killers of six Catholic men in north Belfast may be dead
before the case is allocated for a PSNI investigation, the Court of
Appeal in Belfast has heard.
Published March 10, 2022
In full support of peace and freedom for the people of Ukraine, Irish
nationalists and republicans have been leading calls for a reassertion
of Ukraine’s national sovereignty and for an end to military expansions
across the world.
Published March 3, 2022
New evidence of collusion in journalist’s murder
The family of murdered Sunday World journalist Martin O’Hagan are to sue
the PSNI for withholding information which could have prevented his
murder.
Published March 3, 2022
Donohoes targeted for PSNI harassment
Anger has greeted news that Fiona Donohoe has been required to attend a
PSNI base for questioning over police claims a walk in support of her
family may have breached Covid restrictions.
Published March 3, 2022
A Sinn Féin TD has dramatically quit the party as its organisational
crisis once again erupted onto the front pages.
Published March 3, 2022
Support for prisoners over visits protest
Three independent councillors in Derry and Strabane have supported
republican prisoners who are campaigning for visiting arrangements
introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic to be relaxed.
Published March 3, 2022
Kelly out as Labour stuggles for relevance
Alan Kelly has resigned as leader of the Irish Labour Party following a
sudden heave against him by his fellow party TDs. The colleagues who
forced him out stood uneasily in the background as the Labour leader
made an emotional resignation speech to the media on Wednesday evening.
Published March 3, 2022
Irish political leaders have been joining international condemnation of a Russian invasion of neighbouring Ukraine.
Published February 24, 2022
Non-jury court exposed by wrongful convictions
A Dublin man has called for an end to the Special Criminal Court after
describing his ordeal of being falsely jailed for IRA membership as
“horrific”.
Published February 24, 2022
Too early to talk of Stormont alternative - O’Neill
Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill has said the days of democracy in the north
of Ireland “on the terms of unionism alone” are over as speculation
persists that the DUP will block a return of power-sharing if Sinn Féin
becomes the largest party in May’s election to the Stormont Assembly.
Published February 24, 2022
Unionist politicians bicker as election looms
Loyalist preparations for the Stormont election have been hampered by
public infighting and a lack of interest in their protests against
Brexit-related port checks.
Published February 24, 2022
GAA caught up in ‘good and bad’ memorials row
Unionists stand accused of hypocrisy after they criticised a memorial at
a Gaelic sports club to former members of the club who died as IRA
Volunteers in the line of duty.
Published February 24, 2022
Miscarriage of justice journalist targeted by police
English journalist Chris Mullin, who exposed the Birmingham Six
miscarriage of justice, has accused police there of going “for the guy
who blew the whistle” after they sought a court order requiring him to
reveal his sources.
Published February 24, 2022
US call for end to amnesty plan
With evidence piling up of systematic collusion by the British Crown
Forces in the murders of more than a thousand innocent Irish civilians,
US political leaders have vowed to help stop London passing a blanket
amnesty.
Published February 17, 2022
Unionists see new hope for a hard border
Tory extremists and unionists are exploiting the weakness of British
Prime Minister Boris Johnson as “a renewed opportunity” to push for a
hard Brexit and a remilitarisation of the border through Ireland,
according to reports.
Published February 17, 2022
Sinn Féin’s royal outreach divides nationalists
A statement by Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald congratulating Queen
Elizabeth on a “lifetime of service” has renewed a controversy over the
party’s relationship with the English royal family.
Published February 17, 2022
‘Vindictive’ convictions overturned
Two former republican prisoners have had false convictions against them
quashed by the Spanish Supreme Court.
Published February 17, 2022
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