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Police attacked with petrol bombs after dissident republican parade
Chief Superintendent Gillian Kearney criticised the involvement of young people during the disorder as ‘child criminal exploitation’.
By
David Young
21 Apr 2025
UK
Harris says stance on election unchanged amid claims of pre-poll giveaway Budget
Taoiseach Simon Harris said he is not ‘going to provide a running commentary on’ the timing of the election.
By
David Young
2 Oct 2024
Crime
Tribunal to probe claims of police spying on journalists
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) examines complaints related to surveillance by state bodies.
By
David Young
1 Oct 2024
UK
Varadkar proposes two-stage referendum process for Irish unification vote
The former taoiseach outlined a series of proposals on the constitutional question at an event in Londonderry on Thursday.
By
David Young
26 Sept 2024
UK
Creeslough families write to minister asking for public inquiry into explosion
Four men, three women and three children died in the blast at a building complex in the Co Donegal village in October 2022.
By
David Young
24 Sept 2024
UK
Troubles commission chief urges end to ‘unwarranted attacks’ on its independence
Sir Declan Morgan said a Court of Appeal judgment had “clearly and unequivocally” endorsed the independence of the commission.
By
David Young
24 Sept 2024
Politics
Letters issued confirming quashing of Horizon IT linked convictions
One of those to receive confirmation from Stormont’s Department of Justice is a subpostmistress who was handed an 18 month prison sentence.
By
David Young
23 Sept 2024
Politics
Judgment due in Troubles Legacy Act appeal case
Different challenges against a High Court judgment on the contentious legacy laws were mounted by bereaved relatives and the UK Government.
By
David Young
20 Sept 2024
UK
Irish ministers make case for Cork to host Euros game after Belfast venue axed
Deputy premier Micheal Martin said the prospect of Pairc Ui Chaoimh staging a game was being ‘seriously’ looked at.
By
David Young
17 Sept 2024
Politics
NI leaders deny ‘begging bowl’ tactics as they push Chancellor for more funds
First Minister Michelle O’Neill, deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly and Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald met Rachel Reeves in London.
By
David Young
12 Sept 2024
UK
Son of murdered lawyer denies family getting preferential treatment
The Government will establish an inquiry into the 1989 death of Pat Finucane.
By
David Young
11 Sept 2024
UK
Widow says time for truth as public inquiry into Pat Finucane murder announced
Belfast solicitor Mr Finucane, 39, was shot dead at his family home in north Belfast in February 1989.
By
David Young
11 Sept 2024
UK
Public inquiry ordered into collusion-linked murder of solicitor Pat Finucane
Mr Finucane’s family have pursued a long campaign for an inquiry into the 1989 shooting in north Belfast.
By
David Young
11 Sept 2024
UK
Government to announce decision on public inquiry into Finucane murder
Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane was shot dead in his family home in north Belfast in February 1989.
By
David Young
11 Sept 2024
UK
Leaders acknowledge ‘delivery’ vital as draft programme for government unveiled
The proposed blueprint is framed by three key missions – people, planet and prosperity – with an underpinning cross-cutting commitment to peace.
By
David Young
9 Sept 2024
UK
What is in Stormont’s new draft programme for government?
The blueprint contains three missions and nine policy priority areas.
By
David Young
9 Sept 2024
UK
Tanaiste criticises the booing of God Save the King at Ireland v England match
Micheal Martin said the anthems of visiting teams should be respected by Irish fans.
By
David Young
9 Sept 2024
UK
Former schoolboy rugby player lands spot at prestigious Italian ballet academy
Oscar Hunter, who only took up ballet 18 months ago, was talent spotted while performing at a festival in his home city of Belfast over the summer.
By
David Young
5 Sept 2024
UK
Thousands turn out in Skibbereen to welcome home Olympic rowing heroes
Double Olympic champions Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy were among those onboard an open top bus tour of the Co Cork town.
By
David Young
1 Sept 2024
Politics
Higgins says his heart goes out to families of murdered Israeli hostages
Israel has said the hostages were killed shortly before its forces reached the tunnel in Rafah in which they were found.
By
David Young
1 Sept 2024
UK
Claire Hanna confirms bid to seek SDLP leadership
Colum Eastwood announced on Thursday he is to step down as leader after nine years in charge of the party.
By
David Young
1 Sept 2024
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