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Moves by the US and British governments to deliver further bombs and
weaponry for the annihilation of Gaza have been greeted with anger and
protests in Ireland and Britain.
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Anger at continued arming of Israeli genocide
Moves by the US and British governments to deliver further bombs and
weaponry for the annihilation of Gaza have been greeted with anger and
protests in Ireland and Britain.
Published May 16, 2024
Evidence of collusion seen in Dublin and Monaghan attacks
Explosive material used in the Dublin and Monaghan bombings 50 years ago
was manufactured by the IRA but then passed into the hands of unionists,
according to a former British Army intelligence agent.
Published May 16, 2024
PSNI under pressure over spying revelations
Two human rights organisations are seeking an inquiry into Britain’s
surveillance of journalists after police were found to be spying on
those investigating British state collusion in loyalist atrocities.
Published May 16, 2024
‘Irish Sea Border’ exists for immigration, court rules
The north of Ireland has a different legal basis for handling asylum
seekers than Britain, a ruling at the High Court in Belfast has
confirmed.
Published May 16, 2024
‘Cross border’ bridge to be delivered
Work on the long-awaited Narrow Water Bridge is finally expected to begin
“within weeks” after a €60m contract for the project was awarded.
Published May 16, 2024
‘Troublemaker’ journalists subjected to routine surveillance
The PSNI police carries out ‘industrial scale’ spying on journalists in
the North of Ireland by trawling their phone data to see who they are in
contact with, it has emerged.
Published May 9, 2024
Victory for Irish students’ action on Gaza
A student protest camp on the grounds of Trinity College in Dublin has
forced the college to break ties to the genocidal Israeli regime after
just five days.
Published May 9, 2024
Poll shows expectation of Irish unity within a decade
A majority of people in the Six Counties believe they will be reunited
with the rest of Ireland within the next ten years, according to a new
poll conducted by European Movement Ireland.
Published May 9, 2024
Unionist paramilitaries have been blamed for a horrific attack in
Bushmills, County Antrim, during which a man was nailed to a fence.
Published May 9, 2024
Bonfire builders make statement of intent
A loyalist HQ which became known as the ‘hut of hate’ after violent and
sectarian images were displayed has returned to a notorious bonfire site
in east Belfast.
Published May 9, 2024
Campbell inquest to continue due to crime link
An inquest into the murder of a Catholic RUC man in 1977 is set to
continue despite the introduction of the British government’s Legacy Act this week.
Published May 9, 2024
A legacy of collusion and cover-up
New British legislation has been described as an “obscenity” as
investigations and inquests into war crimes in the north of Ireland were
cruelly terminated at midnight on Tuesday.
Published May 2, 2024
Calls for all-island checks on illegal immigration
A row over asylum seekers “pouring” into the north of Ireland to escape
deportation from Britain has brought pressure for identity checks on
passengers crossing the Irish Sea.
Published May 2, 2024
Springhill/Westrock inquest ‘gets over the line’
Final evidence was delivered at the inquest into the Springhill/Westrock
massacre just hours before it was due to be shut down this week.
Published May 2, 2024
Miscarriage of justice overturned
A man wrongly jailed for life over an IRA attack nearly 50 years ago has
had his convictions quashed by the Court of Appeal.
Published May 2, 2024
Saoradh Executive harassed in Tyrone
A meeting of the Saoradh National Executive in Dugannon was subjected to
an “onslaught” of state harassment before, during and after the meeting,
according to the party.
Published May 2, 2024
‘Crass’ bid by Britain to ‘absolve’ itself of war crimes
A plan by the British government to produce its own history of the
conflict has been denounced in Ireland.
Published May 2, 2024
Bittersweet vindication for Stardust families
The 26 County state has finally acknowledged a multi-generational trauma
it inflicted on a community following a verdict of “unlawful killing”
for all those who died in the Stardust Ballroom fire.
Published April 25, 2024
Gaza protests grow as further atrocities are uncovered
As a new mass grave was being unearthed in Gaza, tens of thousands of
people marched through Dublin city centre on Saturday afternoon calling
for freedom and justice for Palestine.
Published April 25, 2024
British Army escapes punishment for Bloody Sunday lies
Families of Bloody Sunday victims have said a decision not to prosecute
15 former British soldiers over perjury is “a continuation of the
injustice that was perpetrated on Bloody Sunday.”
Published April 25, 2024