IRA Volunteer Hugh Coney, a native of Coalisland, County Tyrone, was shot dead by the British Army while attempting to escape from Long Kesh POW Camp on 6 November 1974. Free article

Sinn Féin TD outlines alternatives to ‘a desperate government simply out of touch with the people’ Free article

‘Journalists now trawling through my Twitter account and seeking to dictate what poems I should or should not tweet brings us ever closer to the territory of book burnings’ – Gerry Adams Free article

During Assembly questions to Culture Minister Carál Ní Chuilín on Monday, the East Derry DUP MLA made derogatory references to the Irish language by attempting to imitate Sinn Féin members’ use of Irish in the chamber. Free article

One of those acquitted in May at the Belfast Crown Court has taken the unusual step of releasing through her lawyers letters from Máiría Cahill thanking her for her support – letters that have (so far) been ignored by the mainstream media. Free article

Politics is shifting, people are pushing back but for much of Irish journalism everything remains pretty much the same. Free article

The Irish Volunteer - Óglach na hÉireann Volume 1 - Number 39 newspaper, first published 31st October 1914 Free article

Martin McGuinness says that, despite the economic challenges, Sinn Féin has ensured the protection of frontline services, particularly in health and education. Free article

ADDRESSING the families of dozens of people killed by British state forces and their loyalist allies, Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness said the British Government that it must live up to its responsibilities on dealing with the past. Free article

‘Comments attributed to you and media reporting are again highly prejudicial and inaccurate’ – solicitor to Taoiseach Enda Kenny Free article