US President Joe Biden has made a dramatic intervention in the Brexit
dispute as one EU official accused the British government of acting as a
“coloniser” against Ireland and its place in the EU.
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Biden backs Ireland to insist Johnson honours Protocol
US President Joe Biden has made a dramatic intervention in the Brexit
dispute as one EU official accused the British government of acting as a
“coloniser” against Ireland and its place in the EU.
Published June 12, 2021
Showdown expected over installation of new DUP First Minister
Irish language activists are piling pressure on Sinn Féin not to proceed
with the confirmation of the DUP nominee for First Minister, Paul Givan,
until an unstoppable process is set in train for legislation to protect
the rights of Irish speakers.
Published June 12, 2021
Lewis announces unionist ‘envoy to USA’
The British appointment of a minor unionist celebrity as “Northern
Ireland’s special envoy to the United States” is the latest evidence
that the London government is determined to flout the Good Friday
Agreement, and to cause maximum offence in doing so.
Published June 12, 2021
Attacker walks free after sectarian hate crime charge dropped
The wife of a Catholic building contractor brutally assaulted in County
Down two years ago said his family are fearful of going into the town
after his attacker escaped jail.
Published June 12, 2021
Mural for teenage victim of British gunman
A mural has been erected in north Belfast ahead of the 40th anniversary
of the killing of a schoolboy by a British soldier.
Published June 12, 2021
A decision by the London government to rechristen a village in County Down in honour of the English royal family is the newest British humiliation to be directed at the nationalist people of occupied Ireland.
Published June 5, 2021
‘Retraumatising’ police behaviour over Glengannon attack
The son of a loyalist paramilitary shooting victim is set to mount a High Court challenge against the PSNI police over its failure to return his father’s clothes for an extraordinary 23 years after the massacre bid.
Published June 5, 2021
Shocking persecution of ‘registered’ republican
A republican activist from Derry suffered two invasive searches of his vehicle and was dragged away from his hotel to a Crown Force barracks as a night away with his wife was wrecked by British state harassment this week.
Published June 5, 2021
Eddie Fullerton recalled as proud activist
On the 30th anniversary of his death, Sinn Féin has called for an independent public inquiry into the killing of party councillor Eddie Fullerton in County Donegal, in 1991.
Published June 5, 2021
Republican prisoners demand vaccines
A protest took place in Dublin on Monday to protest against the refusal by the 26 County authorities to provide Covid-19 vaccines to republican political prisoners in Portlaoise.
Published June 5, 2021
South Dublin facing a referendum on housing
An upcoming by-election in Dublin is set to be dominated by the escalating cost and scarcity of housing in the city.
Published June 5, 2021
A vote by the Dublin parliament to adopt a Sinn Féin motion condemning the annexation of Palestinian lands by Israel has been hailed as a historic recognition of the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination.
Published May 29, 2021
‘UDA threats’ used to help Poots become DUP leader
An allegation by DUP leadership contender Jeffrey Donaldson that the UDA threatened some of his team while he was campaigning to become party leader has brought a new focus to the long history of links between loyalist paramilitaries and DUP extremists.
Published May 29, 2021
Community in fear after cameras found trained on popular inn
Three British cameras and a transmitter hidden on a hillside and looking down on one of the north’s busiest roadside inns are believed to have been used to spy on republicans in the Tyrone area for months or even years.
Published May 29, 2021
Precedent set as ‘double agent’ found liable for Drumbeg massacre
Britain’s secret murder campaign in Ireland has been further exposed after a court found one of its alleged loyalist agents murdered three civilians in a shop in Drumbeg, Craigavon in 1991.
Published May 29, 2021
Tributes to hunger strikers on 40th anniversary
The Irish National Liberation Army performed a gun salute to hunger striker Patsy O’Hara with a volley of shots close to his family home in the Bishop Street area of Derry last weekend.
Published May 29, 2021
Council accused of deception over royal visit
There have been calls for resignations at the nationalist-controlled Newry, Mourne and Down council after a historian was fooled into taking part in pro-British propaganda exercise during a recent visit of England’s Prince Charles.
Published May 29, 2021
Loyalist teen threatens MPs with Brexit violence
The use of violence in response to port checks is ‘not off the table’, a 19-year-old linked to loyalist paramilitary gangs told Westminster MPs in an extraordinary meeting on the consequences of Brexit.
Published May 22, 2021
PSNI chief dodges meeting with councillors over harassment
The head of the PSNI police in Derry and Strabane has been criticised by councillors after he refused to attend a meeting to discuss anger at sectarian and political policing in the area.
Published May 22, 2021
Ballymurphy families express anger at latest non-apology
A formal ‘apology’ by Boris Johnson in the House of Commons to the families of the Ballymurphy massacre victims has been condemned as partial and insincere.
Published May 22, 2021
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