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12 July, 2007 |
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'Operation Banner' : British army did not and could not defeat the IRA 
The Irish Republican Army is professional, dedicated, highly skilled and resilient, according to one of the British Army's highest-ranking officers, General Mike Jackson. The assessment emerged after the British army was forced to publish an internal educational document under the Freedom of Information Act. Historical status of Long Kesh must be maintained 
Removing the historic status of the former Long Kesh prison and hospital wing where Hunger Strikers died would be ludicrous, Martin McGuinness has said. Housing : Growing concern over mortgage debt 
Amid growing political controversy, former Progressive Democrat junior Minister Tom Parlon, who lost his seat at the recent 26 County general election, is to take up a position as Director General of the Construction Industry Federation (CIF). Photo: Tom Parlon 
The welcome break in the unseasonal weather, which saw Belfast drenched in heavy showers over the past week, coincided with the timing of last Sunday's commemoration march for Hunger Striker Joe McDonnell. Healthcare is a Right Campaign to be stepped up 
Following the Health Services Executive's (HSE) awarding tenders to a number of private consortiums last week to build private hospitals on public hospital land Sinn Féin's Ard Chomhairle decided on Saturday, 7 July to step up its Healthcare is a Right Campaign throughout the 26-counties. Schoolboy seriously ill after sectarian attack 
Despite the efforts of the North Belfast Interface Monitoring Group (NBIMG) to ensure a peaceful summer at Belfast's interfaces a sectarian attack has left a 15-year-old Catholic schoolboy seriously ill in hospital. Photo: Niall Ferrin |
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