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Martin an obstacle to Irish unity - Sinn Féin Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin has come under sustained criticism afterdismissing growing calls for Irish unity.

Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin has come under sustained criticism after dismissing growing calls for Irish unity.

Martin an obstacle to Irish unity - Sinn Féin Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin has come under sustained criticism afterdismissing growing calls for Irish unity.

Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin has come under sustained criticism after dismissing growing calls for Irish unity.

Huge British spying operation against journalist and family For over eight years, one of Ireland’s most prominent journalists andhis family were subjected to British state surveillance, a tribunal hasrevealed.

For over eight years, one of Ireland’s most prominent journalists and his family were subjected to British state surveillance, a tribunal has revealed.

Huge British spying operation against journalist and family For over eight years, one of Ireland’s most prominent journalists andhis family were subjected to British state surveillance, a tribunal hasrevealed.

For over eight years, one of Ireland’s most prominent journalists and his family were subjected to British state surveillance, a tribunal has revealed.

UDA, UVF ‘not going anywhere’ Loyalist murder gangs have threatened the republican and nationalistcommunity in County Down following a declaration by prominent loyalistJamie Bryson that the UVF and UDA “aren’t goinganywhere”.

Loyalist murder gangs have threatened the republican and nationalist community in County Down following a declaration by prominent loyalist Jamie Bryson that the UVF and UDA “aren’t going anywhere”.

UDA, UVF ‘not going anywhere’ Loyalist murder gangs have threatened the republican and nationalistcommunity in County Down following a declaration by prominent loyalistJamie Bryson that the UVF and UDA “aren’t goinganywhere”.

Loyalist murder gangs have threatened the republican and nationalist community in County Down following a declaration by prominent loyalist Jamie Bryson that the UVF and UDA “aren’t going anywhere”.

Unanswered questions on collusion An extract from a speech made in the Dublin parliament by Richard BoydBarrett of People before Profit during a debate on the report of theKenova and Denton police investigations into British state col...

An extract from a speech made in the Dublin parliament by Richard Boyd Barrett of People before Profit during a debate on the report of the Kenova and Denton police investigations into British state collusion.

Legal challenge to ‘reasonable’ SAS shoot-to-kill verdict Documents disclosed during the inquest into the killing of IRA VolunteerFrancis Bradley forty years ago this week have shed further light on thelevel of intelligence available to the Crown Forces in t...

Documents disclosed during the inquest into the killing of IRA Volunteer Francis Bradley forty years ago this week have shed further light on the level of intelligence available to the Crown Forces in the period surrounding his death.

Unanswered questions on collusion An extract from a speech made in the Dublin parliament by Richard BoydBarrett of People before Profit during a debate on the report of theKenova and Denton police investigations into British state col...

An extract from a speech made in the Dublin parliament by Richard Boyd Barrett of People before Profit during a debate on the report of the Kenova and Denton police investigations into British state collusion.

Legal challenge to ‘reasonable’ SAS shoot-to-kill verdict Documents disclosed during the inquest into the killing of IRA VolunteerFrancis Bradley forty years ago this week have shed further light on thelevel of intelligence available to the Crown Forces in t...

Documents disclosed during the inquest into the killing of IRA Volunteer Francis Bradley forty years ago this week have shed further light on the level of intelligence available to the Crown Forces in the period surrounding his death.

Pressure grows to end internment after charges dropped Crown prosecutors have dropped all charges against a County Tyrone manwho had spent 16 months on remand facing IRA-related allegations.

Crown prosecutors have dropped all charges against a County Tyrone man who had spent 16 months on remand facing IRA-related allegations.

Pressure grows to end internment after charges dropped Crown prosecutors have dropped all charges against a County Tyrone manwho had spent 16 months on remand facing IRA-related allegations.

Crown prosecutors have dropped all charges against a County Tyrone man who had spent 16 months on remand facing IRA-related allegations.

Unionism polarised by new political direction A former unionist councillor and former PSNI policewoman has said shebelieves Irish unity is inevitable and has rejected a recent revival of‘not an inch’ intransigence by her former colleagues in the ...

A former unionist councillor and former PSNI policewoman has said she believes Irish unity is inevitable and has rejected a recent revival of ‘not an inch’ intransigence by her former colleagues in the Ulster Unionist Party.

Unionism polarised by new political direction A former unionist councillor and former PSNI policewoman has said shebelieves Irish unity is inevitable and has rejected a recent revival of‘not an inch’ intransigence by her former colleagues in the ...

A former unionist councillor and former PSNI policewoman has said she believes Irish unity is inevitable and has rejected a recent revival of ‘not an inch’ intransigence by her former colleagues in the Ulster Unionist Party.

Sectarian policing looks set to continue A new interest by the PSNI in targeting public displays by armedgroups is being seen as a threat after it emerged that republicanshave faced eight times more prosecutions than loyalists under the rele...

A new interest by the PSNI in targeting public displays by armed groups is being seen as a threat after it emerged that republicans have faced eight times more prosecutions than loyalists under the relevant legislation over the past decade.

Sectarian policing looks set to continue A new interest by the PSNI in targeting public displays by armedgroups is being seen as a threat after it emerged that republicanshave faced eight times more prosecutions than loyalists under the rele...

A new interest by the PSNI in targeting public displays by armed groups is being seen as a threat after it emerged that republicans have faced eight times more prosecutions than loyalists under the relevant legislation over the past decade.

Sinn Féin to skip White House event Sinn Féin has again decided to stay away from the St Patrick’s Day celebrationsat the White House, extending a stance it first adopted last year. Theparty says it cannot in good conscience take part w...

Sinn Féin has again decided to stay away from the St Patrick’s Day celebrations at the White House, extending a stance it first adopted last year.

Sinn Féin to skip White House event Sinn Féin has again decided to stay away from the St Patrick’s Day celebrationsat the White House, extending a stance it first adopted last year. Theparty says it cannot in good conscience take part w...

Sinn Féin has again decided to stay away from the St Patrick’s Day celebrations at the White House, extending a stance it first adopted last year.

‘Show Israel the Red Card’ There is intense opposition to plans for Ireland to play Israel in theNations League European international soccer competition.

There is intense opposition to plans for Ireland to play Israel in the Nations League European international soccer competition.

‘Show Israel the Red Card’ There is intense opposition to plans for Ireland to play Israel in theNations League European international soccer competition.

There is intense opposition to plans for Ireland to play Israel in the Nations League European international soccer competition.

MP’s venomous attack on new Irish President President Catherine Connolly’s first visit to the north of Ireland wasmarred by an abusive attack from a hardline unionist MP who told her“you’re in our country”.

President Catherine Connolly’s first visit to the north of Ireland was marred by an abusive attack from a hardline unionist MP who told her “you’re in our country”.

MP’s venomous attack on new Irish President President Catherine Connolly’s first visit to the north of Ireland wasmarred by an abusive attack from a hardline unionist MP who told her“you’re in our country”.

President Catherine Connolly’s first visit to the north of Ireland was marred by an abusive attack from a hardline unionist MP who told her “you’re in our country”.

Hate continues for Bloody Sunday families The brother of a Bloody Sunday victim received a “disgusting” letterjust before meeting President Catherine Connolly of Ireland this week.

The brother of a Bloody Sunday victim received a “disgusting” letter just before meeting President Catherine Connolly of Ireland this week.

Hate continues for Bloody Sunday families The brother of a Bloody Sunday victim received a “disgusting” letterjust before meeting President Catherine Connolly of Ireland this week.

The brother of a Bloody Sunday victim received a “disgusting” letter just before meeting President Catherine Connolly of Ireland this week.

PSNI suppressing political expression Attempts by republican activists in Belfast to highlight ongoing stateoppression in the occupied Six Counties have been met with further PSNIdisruption and intimidation.

Attempts by republican activists in Belfast to highlight ongoing state oppression in the occupied Six Counties have been met with further PSNI disruption and intimidation.

PSNI suppressing political expression Attempts by republican activists in Belfast to highlight ongoing stateoppression in the occupied Six Counties have been met with further PSNIdisruption and intimidation.

Attempts by republican activists in Belfast to highlight ongoing state oppression in the occupied Six Counties have been met with further PSNI disruption and intimidation.

Frank Stagg Frank Stagg, who died on hunger strike fifty years ago, had threefunerals and two burials. One funeral had no body and one burial wasdone in darkness. His life is commemorated on three headstones in L...

Frank Stagg, who died on hunger strike fifty years ago, had three funerals and two burials. One funeral had no body and one burial was done in darkness. His life is commemorated on three headstones in Leigue Cemetery, Ballina, County Mayo.

Frank Stagg Frank Stagg, who died on hunger strike fifty years ago, had threefunerals and two burials. One funeral had no body and one burial wasdone in darkness. His life is commemorated on three headstones in L...

Frank Stagg, who died on hunger strike fifty years ago, had three funerals and two burials. One funeral had no body and one burial was done in darkness. His life is commemorated on three headstones in Leigue Cemetery, Ballina, County Mayo.

More delays and obstructions on legacy The widow of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane has voiced frustrationat the slow progress towards a long-promised public inquiry into hiskilling by the British state.

The widow of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane has voiced frustration at the slow progress towards a long-promised public inquiry into his killing by the British state.

More delays and obstructions on legacy The widow of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane has voiced frustrationat the slow progress towards a long-promised public inquiry into hiskilling by the British state.

The widow of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane has voiced frustration at the slow progress towards a long-promised public inquiry into his killing by the British state.