Plans are in train to send British Army Reservists to the north of
Ireland to deal with the consequences of a crash Brexit at the end of
March.
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British military reinforcements for Brexit
Plans are in train to send British Army Reservists to the north of
Ireland to deal with the consequences of a crash Brexit at the end of
March.
Published January 19, 2019
New movement aiming for 100 cumainn after SF split
A new republican and pro-life political party being set up by former
Sinn Fein politician Peadar Toibin is set to become a significant force
in Irish politics after founding over 20 cumainn [branches] across
Ireland, including six in the north.
Published January 19, 2019
Derry unites for justice despite hate campaign
Flags of the British Army’s infamous Parachute Regiment have once again
been erected by loyalists in County Derry in an attempt to inflame
tensions ahead of a march for justice on the anniversary of the Paras’
Bloody Sunday massacre.
Published January 19, 2019
Anti-eviction activist ‘is political prisoner’
One of the most prominent anti-eviction activists in Ireland, Ben
Gilroy, has been given a three month jail term in Mountjoy prison.
Published January 19, 2019
Symbolic renaming of former RUC stronghold
The site of the former Andersonstown RUC barracks in west Belfast has
been renamed Groves Reilly Corner, in honour of Clara Reilly and her
late friend, plastic bullet victim Emma Groves.
Published January 19, 2019
Recruitment bid subject of official complaint
A 21-year-old republican man has lodged a complaint with the Police
Ombudsman after Special Branch PSNI police tried to recruit him as an
informer during a trip to England.
Published January 19, 2019
May clings to power, seeks compromise with opposition
With the continuing support of the DUP, Theresa May has defeated a vote
of no confidence in her Tory government at Westminster by 325 votes to
306, less than 24 hours after she failed to win parliamentary approval
for her Brexit deal by a historic margin.
Published January 16, 2019
Tories faces no confidence vote after MPs reject Brexit deal
British Prime Minister Theresa May has tonight lost a motion in the
House of Commons on Britain’s deal on withdrawal from the European
Union by a large margin of 432 votes to 202.
Published January 15, 2019
British PM admits hard Brexit would accelerate Irish unity
Britain’s departure from the European Union without a deal would make a
united Ireland and the break-up of the United Kingdom more likely,
Theresa May has told MPs.
Published January 14, 2019
Judge ‘protects his paymasters’
A coroner has somehow found no evidence of collusion in the notorious
murder of a nationalist pensioner who was shot dead by loyalists as her
home was being actively surveilled by the British Army.
Published January 12, 2019
Good Friday Agreement may not survive - SF
The 1998 Good Friday peace agreement could become unsalvageable, Sinn
Fein has said, as Brexit and other unresolved issues continue to shutter
the institutions which were set up under the agreement.
Published January 12, 2019
‘Dirty War’ general to face court action over torture
Former senior British Army General Frank Kitson is one of several high
profile British establishment figures facing legal action brought by two
members of the group known as the Hooded Men.
Published January 12, 2019
The South East Antrim UDA have been holding families to ransom, it has
emerged, as the growing loyalist paramilitary group continues to flex
its muscles.
Published January 12, 2019
Council funding of loyalists continues despite scandal
Belfast City Council has agreed to set aside half a million pounds for a
controversial bonfire scheme which will see funds again directed to
groups with links to loyalist paramilitaries.
Published January 12, 2019
Race hate attacks on asylum centres
A suspected arson attack at a centre for asylum seekers is the second in
six weeks and has provoked fears of a violent campaign by the extreme
right in the 26 Counties.
Published January 12, 2019
MI5 ‘tampered with Enniskillen bomb’ - STATE PAPERS
British intelligence knew in advance about the Enniskillen bombing of
1987 and altered the timing to kill civilians and create a “massive
backlash” against the IRA, according to an anonymous letter by an MI5
agent, written 30 years ago and declassified this week in Dublin.
Published January 5, 2019
Shoot-to-kill cover-up had tacit support of Dublin
The Dublin government secretly reassured the British in 1988 it would
not take a case to the European Court of Human Rights over the SAS
ambush and summary execution of three unarmed IRA Volunteers in
Gibraltar.
Published January 5, 2019
PSNI prepare for a hard Brexit
A thousand additional police from England and Scotland are to be trained
for conflict in Ireland as part of preparations for the remilitarisation
of the border, it has emerged.
Published January 5, 2019
Varadkar defends vulture funds
The 26 County Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has backed vulture funds who have
bought distressed mortgages and are pursuing evictions despite protests
against the violent eviction of a Roscommon County family last month.
Published January 5, 2019
British reaction to Adams’s first visa to US was extreme
The significance of Bill Clinton’s decision to grant former Sinn Fein
leader’s Gerry Adams a visa is laid bare in state papers which reveal
that the British government was shaken by the move.
Published January 5, 2019
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