There was widespread condemnation following the latest loyalist threat to shoot a journalist. Graffiti has appeared in a number of locations in east Belfast with the name of reporter Patricia Devlin along with cross hairs.
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There was widespread condemnation following the latest loyalist threat to shoot a journalist. Graffiti has appeared in a number of locations in east Belfast with the name of reporter Patricia Devlin along with cross hairs.
Published February 13, 2021
DUP MP insists on white gospel singers
DUP MP Gregory Campbell has denied he is a racist after he criticised a gospel singing show for not including more white people.
Published February 13, 2021
A weak response to the controversial inclusion of a reference to Brexit’s Irish Protocol in preliminary EU legislation for vaccine exports has encouraged unionist extremists to believe they can force a renegotiation of Brexit’s protocol on Ireland.
Published February 6, 2021
There has been no claim of responsibility for an attack in which a former British soldier accused of infiltrating an IRA breakaway group was killed.
Published February 6, 2021
PSNI’s handcuffs ‘dug into my bullet wounds’
A victim of the Sean Graham bookmakers atrocity has spoken out after he was arrested while he and other relatives laid flowers at a memorial to their loved ones.
Published February 6, 2021
Loyalist mob intimidates community as PSNI keep watch
A loyalist community centre that delivers food parcels has been closed due to threats delivered by a unionist paramilitary gang on Tuesday which were overseen by the PSNI.
Published February 6, 2021
Anti-Catholic graffiti on the rise
A Catholic church in Limavady has been the target of a disturbing hate crime.
Published February 6, 2021
State censorship targets republicans on social media
Saoradh has said it is enduring a second censorship attempt by the British State in conjunction with social media corporations.
Published February 6, 2021
Shock as PSNI attacks Lower Ormeau commemoration
A small and quiet wreath-laying by relatives of innocent civilians killed in the Ormeau Road bookmakers atrocity was attacked today by the PSNI, who arrested one of the survivors of the 1992 mass shooting.
Published February 5, 2021
Unionists escalate tensions over Brexit Protocol
People are being urged to remain calm in the face of attempts by unionists and loyalists to force a reversal of Brexit’s Irish Protocol, which they say has created a border down the Irish Sea and could lead to increasing economic unity on the island of Ireland.
Published February 2, 2021
Britain signals readiness for debate on Irish Unity
An acknowledgement by the head of Britain’s government in Ireland that there should be a ‘conversation’ about Ireland’s constitutional future has been welcomed.
Published January 30, 2021
UDA/UVF in talks with Britain over Brexit ‘anger’
A group of loyalist paramilitary representatives have held a meeting with British officials to demand an end to the Irish Protocol of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, raising questions over London’s attitude to loyalist paramilitary violence.
Published January 30, 2021
Warning as unhinged loyalist killer released
Loyalist serial killer Michael Stone has been released from prison despite warnings he could resume sectarian attacks against nationalists and republicans.
Published January 30, 2021
Paisley insists armed struggle was ‘genocide’ by ‘Catholic IRA’
The DUP MP Ian Paisley has doubled down on an absurd remark in which he compared the Nazi Holocaust to the actions of the “Catholic IRA”.
Published January 30, 2021
Family of late republican blast funeral critics
The family of Derry IRA veteran Eamon ‘Peggy’ McCourt have denounced politicians who criticised his republican funeral and made insensitive allegations that it had broken Covid-19 restrictions.
Published January 30, 2021
Loughgall families take action over social media hate campaign
The sister of an IRA Volunteer shot dead by the British Army has called for tighter regulation after images of his remains were repeatedly posted online.
Published January 30, 2021
Pressure on govts to facilitate Irish Unity poll
A clamour for a realignment of borders in the aftermath of Brexit has seen the most senior figure in David Cameron’s former Tory Cabinet join increasing numbers of unionists in admitting that Ireland could soon be reunited.
Published January 23, 2021
British Army Covid stunt rejected by republicans
A deployment of British Army paramedics to hospitals in occupied Ireland has angered nationalists, particularly among families of those killed and injured by British soldiers.
Published January 23, 2021
Relief for family of victim of cold-blooded killing
The family of Paddy McElhone, who was aged 24 when he was shot and killed by a British soldier near his Tyrone home, have said the truth of his 1974 murder has finally been heard at an inquest.
Published January 23, 2021
Further claims of responsibility by armed groups
The Continuity IRA have issued a second statement with specific details of a gun attack on a PSNI helicopter last week.
Published January 23, 2021
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