The shambolic attitude of the Dublin
government to the Coronavirus epidemic has been exposed after the first case of the disease
presented itself in Ireland.
![[Irish Republican News]](https://republican-news.org/graphics/title_gifs/rn.gif) | ![[Irish Republican News]](https://republican-news.org/graphics/title_gifs/harp.gif) |
Coronavirus fears as Irish officials adopt low-key approach
The shambolic attitude of the Dublin
government to the Coronavirus epidemic has been exposed after the first case of the disease
presented itself in Ireland.
Published February 28, 2020
Harassment victim wins appeal over PSNI stop-and-search
A Derry republican is set to sue the PSNI for compensation after the
Court of Appeal agreed that his human rights had been breached by four
years of harassment directed against him.
Published February 28, 2020
Lengthy sentence for 1997 IRA attack as legacy issues stalled
A County Tyrone man has been jailed over a Provisional IRA action more
than two decades ago. Paul Campbell from Coalisland was sentenced on
Tuesday to seven and a half years in connection with an attack in the
town in 1997.
Published February 28, 2020
Criticism of archbishop’s endorsement of the PSNI
The daughter of a man killed by the Glenanne Gang has criticised the
leader of the Catholic church in Ireland after he encouraged young
people to consider a career in the PSNI police.
Published February 28, 2020
Maghaberry prisoner targeted by murder plot
A powerful loyalist ordered a hit on a republican prisoner currently
serving a sentence in Maghaberry Prison, it has been revealed.
Published February 28, 2020
Smears fly as reaction carnival continues
Efforts by the right in Ireland to counter and undermine Sinn Féin’s
advance in the recent 26 County general election have reached
extraordinary levels of desperation following an intervention by the
Garda police Commissioner, Drew Harris.
Published February 21, 2020
Opponents riled after McDonald makes history in vote for Taoiseach
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald received the most votes in the Dublin
parliament to become Taoiseach on Thursday, the first time a TD not
supported by either of the two main parties has done so in the history
of the 26 County state.
Published February 21, 2020
‘Dirty tricks’ creating confusion and fear
Attempts are being made to engineer further division among republicans
after bogus claims emerged that the New IRA is planning to attack
members of Sinn Féin.
Published February 21, 2020
Gardaí consider plan to honour RUC
The police in the 26 Counties considered including the murderous Royal
Ulster Constabulary (RUC) in the force’s museum as part of a
commemoration for the centenary of Ireland’s War of Independence.
Published February 21, 2020
Britain looking for Irish exit, claims report
A magazine described as one of the English language’s most influential
publications has dedicated its latest issue to the debate around Irish
unity.
Published February 21, 2020
Anti-Catholic sectarianism ‘alive and well’
A new report has found Catholics in the north of Ireland are still experiencing
sectarianism.
Published February 21, 2020
Garda Commissioner intervenes in government formation
Garda police Commissioner Drew Harris has accused Sinn Fein of being
directed by an IRA ‘Army Council’ which he claims continues to exist,
despite the organisation having disbanded its structures 15 years ago.
Published February 21, 2020
Establishment circles the wagon
A sense of crisis has gripped the Irish ruling classes after Sinn Féin nearly tripled its vote in last weekend’s election to Leinster House and took the first steps in the formation of a new government in Dublin.
Published February 14, 2020
A historic advance for republicanism
Republicans have been celebrating a history-making election which saw forty TDs from the tradition sign into Leinster House this week, erasing the concept of the two-party state in the process.
Published February 14, 2020
Loyalist bomb alerts follow attacks on homes
Loyalists have been blamed for bomb hoaxes at a primary school and at a Sinn Féin constituency office in north Belfast.
Published February 14, 2020
PSNI men to face perjury charges
Three members of the PSNI accused of lying to a court in a harassment case have been suspended and are expected to face charges.
Published February 14, 2020
Protest at arrest of ‘scapegoat’ in Derry
Saoradh has hit out at the detention of an activist they describe as a political hostage following a number of military-style PSNI raids in Derry.
Published February 14, 2020
Newspaper denounced for carrying PSNI advertising
A banner erected on the external fence of the offices of a local newspaper in West Belfast is the latest indication of a deepening rift in republican areas over the status of the PSNI police.
Published February 14, 2020
Smith axed as Johnson appoints more hardline Direct Ruler
British Direct Ruler Julian Smith has been sacked by Boris Johnson, just over six months since he took up the post. He has been replaced with Brandon Lewis, a former chair of the Conservative Party and most recently, a Security Minister in Johnson’s cabinet.
Published February 13, 2020
‘The people want us in government’ - McDonald
With the make-up of the Dáilcomplete, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou
McDonald has said she could well be the next Taoiseach after winning the
popular vote and after electing as many TDs as any other party.
Published February 10, 2020
Instructions
By default, this search engine looks for all words in any order. To search for an exact phrase, enclose the phrase in quotes:
"gerry adams"
The search engine also supports AND, OR, and NOT keywords to specify boolean expressions:
sinn OR fein
sinn NOT fein
Note that only twenty search results are displayed, in chronological order.