Is the DUP really a political party, or the political wing of a religious sect, or a family business?
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Published October 25, 2006
Chance to put politics of partition behind us
It is a deal in waiting and what a deal it could be.
Published October 20, 2006
The St Andrews Agreement will bring about a seismic change in the North.
Published October 16, 2006
It remains far from clear that the
absence of evidence is preventing a proper resolution of the O’Hagan
murder
Published October 10, 2006
The DUP is preparing for a seismic shift
There is a rustling in the unionist undergrowth to indicate that the DUP may be preparing for a sea change in its approach to power-sharing.
Published October 5, 2006
CRC article relates more to unionist thinking
The British has created a series of shop-window
fronts to give the false impression, particularly to those looking from
abroad, that Britain is addressing the unique problems here.
Published September 30, 2006
Ministers have lost interest in north-south links
The nature and extent of all-Ireland arrangements are likely
to become political issues in the South instead of matters on which
all Irish parties agree and take for granted as a national objective.
Published September 25, 2006
It is hardly surprising three dozen or so Irish Republicans considered
getting together in Toomebridge to have a chat about the future of
their country and the role of Irish Republicanism within it.
Published September 19, 2006
With Sinn Fein's ratification of the British constabulary on the political agenda, Martin Galvin join's Danny Morrison's call for a serious debate on the future of Irish Republicanism.
Published September 15, 2006
When one doesn't mind being called a Provo
The sincerity of those dissident republicans who believe
that the strategy of the Republican Movement is wrong is
easily tested.
Published September 10, 2006
Public commitment or public relations
Many Republicans believe that as part of the
negotiations for a return to a DUP headed Stormont, Sinn Fein will be
obliged to accept not only policing boards but the British
constabulary.
Published September 5, 2006
Injustice must always be opposed and exposed
Britain’s history in Ireland is one of brutality and inhumanity, often
characterised through the abuse of political prisoners.
Published August 31, 2006
Diplock claim equals justice denied
The British strategy on non-jury Diplock courts seems clearly and solely directed at Sinn Féin.
Published August 27, 2006
News of the protest against criminalization, by Republican political
prisoners at Maghaberry, will strike a chord deep within the hearts and
memories of many nationalists and Republicans.
Published August 22, 2006
30,000 people know who the victors were 25 years ago
The public demonstration for the anniversary of the hunger strikers was
a powerful evidence of people’s determination, and of their dignity.
Published August 18, 2006
The issue of sectarianism has to be tackled head on whatever its
source.
Published August 13, 2006
Nothing is true until it’s officially denied
No-one any longer believes a word this British government utters.
Published August 10, 2006
Nationalists have a right to proper policing
Any future decision by republicans to endorse policing in the six
counties will be on a par with those landmark decisions which
republicans have already taken over the last decade of the peace
process.
Published August 5, 2006
Unionists still refuse to have open minds
One year on the unionists and their allies are still refusing to open
their minds to the place the peace process can take us.
Published July 31, 2006
Israel must be held accountable
Israel is clearly once again guilty of a gross crime against humanity
and it must be held accountable.
Published July 25, 2006
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