On the anniversary of the murder of four men in County Tyrone 30 years ago this week, new information has emerged which appears to confirm long-held suspicions that British-trained soldiers were involved in the ambush.
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Document points to collusion in Cappagh killings
On the anniversary of the murder of four men in County Tyrone 30 years ago this week, new information has emerged which appears to confirm long-held suspicions that British-trained soldiers were involved in the ambush.
Published March 6, 2021
Arrest of pregnant woman ‘reveals colonial mindset’
The PSNI has been condemned for ransacking the home of two political activists in the Bone area of North Belfast and arresting a heavily pregnant woman in front of her young children to take her to Musgrave Interrogation Centre.
Published March 6, 2021
Agenda of Garda Chief and Justice Minister exposed
The 26 County Garda police Commissioner Drew Harris has used an attack on his own men during a right-wing riot in Dublin to smear republicans and socialists.
Published March 6, 2021
Racism exposed at holiday firm
A list of Irish surnames used by a British holiday parks company to block “undesirable guests” has highlighted an increase in anti-Irish bigotry in everyday British life.
Published March 6, 2021
DUP openly working with loyalist gangs
The DUP has “given cover” to the ongoing crimes of the loyalist paramilitary UVF and UDA after a high-level meeting took place between the party and representatives of the two organisations.
Published February 27, 2021
High-tech spy device found hidden in rock
A British military intelligence agent was spotted placing a listening device in an allotments area of west Derry on Tuesday, leading to the recovery of a sophisticated surveillance device.
Published February 27, 2021
Files show British Army always involved with loyalist groups
Britain’s failure to deal with loyalist paramilitaries in the early 1970s has been exposed by recently uncovered British military files which prove that the Crown Forces worked with an extensive database of suspected loyalist paramilitaries.
Published February 27, 2021
Mixed news in legal quests for truth
The father of two brothers murdered by loyalist paramilitaries has been refused a judicial review seeking a public inquiry into suspected Crown force collusion with the killers.
Published February 27, 2021
Man lost job after PSNI demanded his phone
A former hospital porter has secured High Court permission to challenge the lawfulness of having his phone seized by the PSNI.
Published February 27, 2021
Ireland’s police team up with Israel’s torture ministry
Ireland’s police forces have given unconvincing explanations about why they are cooperating with an Israeli ministry implicated in torture and war crimes.
Published February 27, 2021
Irish soccer international James McClean has welcomed widespread support after speaking out about anti-Irish abuse directed towards him and his family in England.
Published February 20, 2021
DUP extremism exposed by Brexit protocol
DUP politicians have been condemned for again talking up the potential for loyalist violence against new port regulations whilst engaging in political stunts to defeat what they describe as the ‘Irish Sea border’.
Published February 20, 2021
Unexplained killing of two Catholic men to be reviewed
The murder of two Catholic men in County Armagh once wrongly blamed on the IRA is being reviewed as part of an investigation into the series of killings by the pro-British death squad known as the Glenanne Gang.
Published February 20, 2021
British soldiers seen not co-operating with inquest
A former British Army soldier has been accused of “choosing not to help” an inquest into the killing of a Derry mother shot dead in her garden, while another claimed former soldiers were being “persecuted” over state killings.
Published February 20, 2021
Johnson’s union tunnel strategy ridiculed
The increasingly desparate efforts of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to save the union has seen his proposed sea tunnel between Ireland and Scotland branded as ‘hallucinogenic’.
Published February 20, 2021
Commemoration cancelled after online attacks
Attempts to demonise a young Wexford-born IRA Volunteer who died tragically at the age of 21 when a device he was transporting exploded prematurely in London have been condemned.
Published February 20, 2021
Nationalists turn against PSNI
An egregiously insensitive example of PSNI harassment has led to a surge in nationalist support for disbandment of the hated police force.
Published February 13, 2021
New inquest for ‘New Lodge Six’
A decision to order a new inquest into the killings of six men shot dead in one night in Belfast in 1973 has been widely welcomed.
Published February 13, 2021
Staff return to ports as DUP blamed for whipping up tension
The DUP Minister for Agriculture used port staff as “pawns” in efforts to whip up a reaction against new Brexit trade rules, Sinn Féin’s John O’Dowd has said.
Published February 13, 2021
‘Incredible’ plan to delete electoral roll
A plan by the North’s Electoral Office to remove all registered voters from the Electoral Register has been condemned as outrageous by Sinn Fein West Belfast MP Paul Maskey.
Published February 13, 2021
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