August 31, 2010

Never-before-seen 1981 hunger strike documents disclosed

A FASCINATING insight into one of the most contentious periods of the Northern Ireland conflict has been revealed by documents obtained by the Sentinel under the Freedom of Information Act .

Filed under IRA by Irish Republican Army News

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Tamils being met with racism

The following scenario is purely imaginary. After a months-long sea crossing in a leaky converted freighter, more than 400 people from a nation wracked by terrorism and civil war land on Canada's shores.

Filed under IRA by Irish Republican Army News

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Abbotsford pavers threatening clients with sex assault, bombings: Police

A group of contractors repairing driveways in the Fraser Valley have allegedly threatened clients who don't pay for work with sexual assault, IRA-style bombings and the killing of livestock, say police.

Filed under IRA by Irish Republican Army News

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Belfast working to overcome its troubled past

Belfast City Hall is one of the many tourist attractions. Photograph by: Handout photo, Tourism Ireland The police officer was polite, but direct.

Filed under IRA by Irish Republican Army News

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Call for bomb memorial to be reinstated

A DIRECT plea will be made to senior officers of the Northern Ireland Fire Service later today to reinstate a memorial to the victims of the Enniskillen bomb.

Filed under IRA by Irish Republican Army News

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August 30, 2010

Bishop slams Claudy coverage

Bishop Edward Daly says he is "not convinced" that Father James Chesney was involved in the 1972 Claudy bombings, after a Police Ombudsman report found police, church and state colluded to protect the Catholic priest.

Filed under IRA by Irish Republican Army News

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