Saoradh have said the family of Dennis McFadden have ended their
associations with the recently identified MI5 agent, and they should
face no hostility or recrimination for his actions.
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McFadden family ‘refuse MI5 protection’ - Saoradh
Saoradh have said the family of Dennis McFadden have ended their
associations with the recently identified MI5 agent, and they should
face no hostility or recrimination for his actions.
Published August 28, 2020
Disturbances in Lurgan follow searches, arrests
Petrol bombs were thrown in Lurgan on Sunday night following PSNI
searches and a bomb alert.
Published August 28, 2020
Hooded Men bid to pave way for other victims
The Hooded Men are to take Britain’s refusal to investigate legacy state
crimes in the conflict to the Supreme Court in London.
Published August 28, 2020
Anger at lengthy sentence in Connor retrial
Belfast woman Christine Connor has been sentenced to 20 years in jail
over an alleged plot to encourage online acquaintances to carry out
attacks against the PSNI, despite a judge’s admission that she suffers
from “significant” mental ill-health.
Published August 28, 2020
Loyalist campaign against GAA continues
The erection by loyalists of a banner in Dungannon referring to the GAA
(Gaelic Athletics Association) as the “sporting wing of the IRA” has
been condemned by Sinn Fein.
Published August 28, 2020
Entrapment alleged as top Saoradh official named as MI5 agent
A man presenting himself as a lifelong republican activist, Dennis McFadden, has been accused of working with British military intelligence to help imprison leading members of Saoradh.
Published August 24, 2020
Raids have taken place over four days across three jurisdictions in one of the largest actions in recent years by state forces against a legal political party.
Published August 21, 2020
Coalition in crisis over Covid dinner madness
Micheál Martin’s coalition government has been deeply rocked by the fall-out from an anniversary dinner of the Dublin parliament’s Golf Society.
Published August 21, 2020
Family goes to court after inquest into double killing refused
The daughter of a female IRA Volunteer killed along with her sister almost 50 years ago is set to launch legal action against the Six County Attorney General after a new inquest was refused.
Published August 21, 2020
PSNI silent after delivering threat for loyalists
Loyalist paramilitaries are being effectively shielded by Six County PSNI police while passing on racist threats to their targets, judging from a recent case in south Belfast.
Published August 21, 2020
Setback for ex-PoWs as discriminatory pension scheme advances
Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill has reluctantly agreed to progress a one-sided compensation scheme for victims of the past conflict after a judge ruled that an ongoing delay was unlawful.
Published August 21, 2020
New effort to realise Roger Casement’s dying wish
A new campaign to reinter the remains of Easter Rising leader Roger Casement has been launched in West Belfast.
Published August 21, 2020
Minister quits amid outrage over virus double standards
A Minister in the Dublin government has resigned this morning for
attending a parliamentary jolly with more than 80 people, including
several other politicians and ‘elite’ figures, which breached Covid-19 regulations.
Published August 21, 2020
Fiona Donohoe, the mother of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe, has begun a
justice campaign and is seeking public assistance for an investigation
into the unexplained death of her son in June of this year.
Published August 14, 2020
Policing hypocrisy reaches a new level
The discriminatory nature of the Stormont authorities’ approach to bonfires was
laid bare last weekend as nationalist areas were flooded with riot PSNI
police in order to remove small amounts of materials ahead of relatively
tiny nationalist events, while a giant pyre saw loyalists cheer the
sectarian burning of Irish flags and symbols.
Published August 14, 2020
Johnson ‘loves and celebrates’ partition of Ireland
Plans to mark the centenary of the partition of Ireland have received a
mixed reaction from Irish politicians after British Prime Minister Boris
Johnson said that the division of the island was “obviously” a cause for
“celebration”.
Published August 14, 2020
Martin fearful as unity debate continues
The 26 County Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said he is increasingly
concerned that Irish unity may come about sooner rather than later, and
possibly quite suddenly.
Published August 14, 2020
Prisoner assaulted on anniversary of unimplemented agreement
Republican political prisoner Luke O’Neill was viciously assaulted by
warders at Maghaberry jail last week before being removed to an
isolation unit, according to fellow prisoners.
Published August 14, 2020
Shocking stabbing of teenager recalled
The father of one of the teenagers who was with schoolboy Thomas Devlin
on the night he was murdered by loyalists has spoken for the first time
about the events of 15 years ago that changed the lives of three
families forever.
Published August 14, 2020
Rioting follows PSNI raids in Derry
Vehicles were hijacked and burned and the PSNI were attacked with petrol
and paint bombs in three nights of disturbances in Derry this week following
brutal police raids in the city.
Published August 7, 2020
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