Irish Republican News

Irish support for Gaza flies high over Belfast

An attempt by Belfast city council to affirm Irish opposition to the continuing slaughter of Palestinians by Israel has overcome opposition from loyalists.

Tyrie was key British agent

The 1972 murder of a young married father of two has exposed the scale of British state collusion with Andy Tyrie, the infamous loyalist paramilitary leader who died earlier this year.

Republicans urged to reject threats from bogus groups

Orchestrated efforts to hijack the republican armed struggle is continuing with the appearance of a video claiming to be a new far-right ‘New Republican Movement’, and threatening immigrants and left-wing politicians.

New Corbyn party supports a united Ireland

‘Your Party’ has become the first major political party in Britain to campaign for a United Ireland.

Censorship of song still rankles Beatles’ legend

Paul McCartney was stunned when his hit song ‘Give Ireland Back to the Irish’ was banned by the BBC after he wrote it in horror after Bloody Sunday, a new book reveals.

Park renaming delayed following intervention

A proposal by Dublin City Council to rename a Dublin park named for controversial Zionist leader Chaim Herzog has been blocked by right-wing political leaders in the 26 Counties.

Britain set to admit guilt for ISU killings

The British government is to open talks on compensation for the families of those murdered and maimed by British double agents operating with the Provisional IRA’s ‘Internal Security Unit’ (ISU), according to a report this week.

PSNI block Reavey case - again

A civil case linked to the murder of three County Armagh brothers has been postponed after the PSNI police and British Ministry of Defence (MoD) once again failed to provide key documents to the court.

Westminster hears the facts about ‘Soldier F’

SDLP MP Colum Eastwood last week reminded the British House of Commons of the findings of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry and the actions of a British soldier recently found not guilty for his role in the infamous massacre, in which 14 civilians were killed.

Charging pensioner is delaying tactic - Saoradh

A 73-year-old Republican activist has become the latest to be charged in connection with the shooting of a member of the Crown Forces almost three years ago.

‘IRA lawyers’ libel proves costly

Two lawyers were awarded more than €400,000 each after a jury in Dublin found they were defamed in a press release issued on behalf of controversial billionaire Denis O’Brien.

Margaretta D’Arcy and Geraldine Taylor mourned

Republicans have been paying tributes following the passing of two activists who fought to change Ireland for the better.

Family of Rising martyr commemorated with new headstone

Despite a cold wet winters Saturday morning in Dublin, dozens gathered in Glasnevin Cemetery to attend the “official” unveiling of a headstone recently erected over the grave of Thomas “Tom” Clarke’s family.

The disastrous outcome of the Boundary Commission

Historian Cormac Moore explains how northern nationalists were ‘sold out’ by the Irish Free State, 100 years ago this week.

Hosting Séamus Kearney

Sometimes, some things - events, people, places, whatever it may be - they move you, and to not write about them afterwards is simply not an option.

Win, win for unionist paramilitary crime

While a harsh budget is to be imposed on the north of Ireland by the Labour government in London, it has emerged the murderous South East Antrim UDA is to get grant aid worth over a million pounds.

Wednesday, December 10, 2025