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Car bomb contained 180kg of explosives
Belfast :: United Kingdom | about 18 hours ago
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Northern Ireland was designed to cause widespread destruction, police say. The car, carrying 180kg of explosives, crashed through barriers outside a police building in Belfast and partially exploded. Elsewhere, police exchanged shots with paramilitaries...
Tags: Belfast, Northern Ireland, car bomb, Policing Board, United Kingdom, Chronology of Provisional Irish Republican Army actions, Matt Baggott, Internments, Chronology of Continuity Irish Republican Army actions, War Conflict, Continuity Irish Republican Army, Massereene Barracks shooting, National liberation movements, Real Irish Republican Army, Police Service of Northern Ireland, Politics, Alex Attwood, Police, Chronology of the Northern Ireland Troubles and peace process, Irish Republican Army, Provisional Irish Republican Army, Provisional IRA campaign 1969￢ﾀﾓ1997, Irish Republican Movement, Northern Ireland Policing Board, Dissident, Government of Northern Ireland, Law enforcement in Northern Ireland, Public safety, Security, Surveillance, Law enforcement, National security
DUP 'will not walk away from Assembly'
Belfast :: United Kingdom | 1 day ago
Credibility Peter Robinson said alleged Sinn Fein threats to the devolved institutions were destabilising and promised he would not walk away from the Northern Ireland Assembly. The power-sharing partners have been negotiating the transfer of policing and justice...
Tags: walk away, Northern Ireland Assembly, United Kingdom, Belfast, Jim Allister, Unionism in Ireland, Ulster Unionist Party, Northern Ireland, Politics of Northern Ireland, Democratic Unionist Party, Sinn Fￃﾩin, Politics, Peter Robinson, Ian Paisley, St Andrews Agreement, Members of the Northern Ireland Forum
Sarkozy and Cowen discuss 'Hand of Frog'
Paris :: France | 3 days ago
Credibility French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen have discussed a controversial goal that has sent Ireland crashing out of the World Cup. The two leaders exchanged the words on the sidelines of a European summit on Thursday (19 November)...
Tags: ireland, irish, Thierry Henry, soccer, world cup, France, THE Republic of Ireland, South Africa, Football Association of Ireland, Fifa, Paris, Football (soccer) terminology, France national football team, Italy national football team, Martin Hansson, Nicolas Anelka, allnews, Sean St Ledger, Blatter, Michel Platini, Keane, FIFA 100, Robbie Keane, Sepp Blatter, Diego Maradona, Giovanni Trapattoni, Irish diaspora, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Northern Europe, Western Europe, Divided regions
DUP rejects report on Troubles
London :: United Kingdom | 3 days ago
Credibility The party has reaffirmed its view that there can be no moral or legal equivalence between innocent victims and terrorists. In a 12-page response to the report, DUP leader Peter Robinson said its most reprehensible recommendation was the proposed £12,000...
Tags: DUP, United Kingdom, London, The Troubles, Denis Bradley, Democratic Unionist Party, Northern Ireland, Peter Robinson, War Conflict, Members of the Northern Ireland Forum, Church of Ireland, Robin Eames, Entertainment Culture, Law Crime
Ireland's lost revolution,
Belfast :: United Kingdom | 4 days ago
Credibility Ever since the Easter Rising of 1916 and the subsequent war of independence, progressive politics in Ireland has been bedevilled by the dominance of the ethnicised version of republicanism which was then first enshrined in martyrdom and later became the...
Tags: Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Labour Party, IRA, Irish, Belfast, Ms Robinson, civil war, republican, United Kingdom
Final flypast: RAF pulls out of Northern Ireland
Aldergrove :: Canada | 4 days ago
Credibility Nine Puma helicopters disappear into the skies as the last RAF squadron based in Northern Ireland flies out of Aldergrove for the final time. People watched as the RAF’s 230 ‘Tiger’ Squadron took off in a helicopter diamond formation en route to their...
Tags: RAF Benson, Northern Ireland, Aldergrove, Canada, RAF Aldergrove, RAF Regiment, Royal Air Force
Paddy McCourt relishing joust with McGinn
Belgrade :: Serbia | 4 days ago
Credibility McCourt feels his "friendly rivalry" with Celtic and Northern Ireland team-mate Niall McGinn can help both of them flourish for club and country. McCourt replaced McGinn as a second-half substitute during Northern Ireland's 1-0 friendly defeat by Serbia...
Tags: McCourt, Niall McGinn, Celtic, Northern Ireland, Serbia, paddy mccourt, Belgrade, McGinn, Aiden McGeady, McGeady, Celtic F.C., Derry City F.C. players, Patrick McCourt, allnews
Old Bailey bomber held over barracks killings
Belfast :: United Kingdom | 5 days ago
Credibility Heavily armed police raided Price’s home in the republican Andersonstown area of west Belfast and she was taken away for questioning about the Real IRA killings of Sappers Patrick Azimkar, 21, from London, and Mark Quinsey, 23. The soldiers were shot...
Tags: West Belfast, bailey bomber, old bailey, Co Antrim, Massereene Army, United Kingdom, Belfast, Gerry Kelly, Marian Price, Gerry Adams, Sinn Fￃﾩin, Massereene Barracks shooting, Members of the Northern Ireland Forum, Irish Republican Movement, Dolours Price, Politics, Internments, Chronology of Provisional Irish Republican Army actions, War Conflict, National liberation movements, Real Irish Republican Army, Law Crime, Chronology of the Northern Ireland Troubles and peace process, Northern Ireland
price is right
Belfast :: United Kingdom | 5 days ago
Credibility Ballymun may have removed the only incentive to take a shopping trip across the border, but it's clear that the North remains a mecca for many shoppers in the Republic. This is thanks mainly to the continuing weakness of sterling against the euro, which...
Tags: Northern Ireland, North-South, Belfast, Tesco, Derry, shops centre, Newry, Republic of Ireland, United Kingdom
Lord Steinberg: Bookmaker who left Belfast after being shot by the IRA and became a Tory grandee
Belfast :: United Kingdom | 5 days ago
Credibility Leonard Steinberg's eventful life took him from running an illegal backstreet bookies in Belfast to a seat in the Lords and high position in the Conservative party...He became one of the grandees of the British bookmaking industry, building the Stanley...
Tags: Belfast, Leonard Steinberg, milk bar, IRA, Northern Ireland, left belfast, United Kingdom, Unionism in Ireland, Leonard Steinberg Baron Steinberg, The Troubles
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