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The family of Sean Brown say they are devastated by the news that the
British government will not establish a public inquiry into the brutal
killing of murdered GAA official Sean Brown, despite a call by his
inquest to do so.
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Britain refuses inquiry for family of Sean Brown
The family of Sean Brown say they are devastated by the news that the
British government will not establish a public inquiry into the brutal
killing of murdered GAA official Sean Brown, despite a call by his
inquest to do so.
Published September 19, 2024
Prison administration ‘hell bent on conflict’
A republican prisoner was assaulted by a prison riot squad at Maghaberry
jail after being forced to spend three days in solitary confinement last
week.
Published September 19, 2024
Protest planned after sectarian parade approved for Ardoyne
A Sinn Féin-linked residents group is to protest against an Orange Order
parade after a shock decision to give the go-ahead to a march through a
republican area in north Belfast in defiance of an eight year old
agreement.
Published September 19, 2024
McDonald sets out stall after tough year
In a series of extended interviews, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald
has revealed the difficulties she has endured personally in the past
year.
Published September 19, 2024
British charm offensive rejected
Republicans and Palestinian solidarity organisations have held a joint
demonstration against the visit of British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer
to Ireland amid renewed British efforts to build its influence across
the island of Ireland.
Published September 19, 2024
The Finucane family have been praised for their determination through 35
years of stonewalling by successive British administrations to finally
force the current government to hold an independent public inquiry into
the murder of their husband and father.
Published September 12, 2024
Irish speakers ‘thrown under a bus’ as new station opened
The opening of a £340 million train and bus station in Belfast has been
marred by anger over a virtual banning of the Irish language.
Published September 12, 2024
John Downey voluntarily extradited; Martin McCauley bailed
Veteran Donegal republican John Downey has been officially extradited
from the 26 Counties after being charged in connection with an IRA
attack in 1972.
Published September 12, 2024
‘Sweetheart’ days for corporations may be over
Dublin’s insistence on operating the 26 County state as a tax haven for
US multinationals is under intense pressure after Europe’s highest court
backed a decision that Apple Inc. had unfairly benefited from billions
worth of illegal tax breaks from successive right-wing governments.
Published September 12, 2024
Calls to scrap London’s failed ‘truth’ body
There have been calls for the British government’s conflict legacy body
to be wound up after it emerged that it has only opened files on eight
cases to date.
Published September 12, 2024
Shannon blockaded over weapons transport
Over 600 Palestinian activists from Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Sligo and
Leitrim protested at Shannon Airport on Sunday over Ireland’s complicity
with Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Published September 12, 2024
Moves to defend UDA, UVF over racist violence
The PSNI has effectively backed unionist paramilitary gangs accused of
orchestrating racist attacks and is now refusing to blame them for
recent violence and intimidation across the Six Counties.
Published September 5, 2024
RSF leaders detained as oppression continues
British Crown Forces continue to engage in violent house raids,
oppressive stop-and-search detentions and sinister surveillance efforts
in a bid to defeat republican activism.
Published September 5, 2024
Nairac behind 1975 massacre — survivor
A survivor of the Miami Showband massacre says he’s now certain that
British army captain Robert Nairac carried out the atrocity.
Published September 5, 2024
Widow to meet British Direct Ruler over legacy plans
A widow who lost her husband and parents within months of each other to
a loyalist gang is to meet the British Direct Ruler to discuss the
family’s call for a public inquiry into the murders.
Published September 5, 2024
Anti-Irish racism appears in Irish textbook
There have been calls for the 26 County Education Minister Norma Foley
to take action after an offensive, self-hating description of a traditional
family was published in a secondary school Irish textbook.
Published September 5, 2024
Authoritarian bid to shut down Palestinian journalism
The British government is using suppression tactics familiar from the
north of Ireland against English journalists critical of its role in
the ongoing slaughter in the Middle East.
Published September 5, 2024
Extradition bid on 30th anniversary of ceasefire
The arrest and detention without bail of 61-year-old veteran republican
Martin McCauley on foot of a British extradition warrant has been
strongly condemned by republicans.
Published August 29, 2024
Eastwood to resign as SDLP leader; Nesbitt set to lead UUP
Colum Eastwood is set to step down as leader of the SDLP later today
(Thursday).
Published August 29, 2024
Ireland facilitating Israeli warplanes - reports
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has called on Taoiseach Simon Harris
to provide full answers to reports that aircraft carrying weaponry from
the United States to Israel have flown through Irish airspace.
Published August 29, 2024