Irish MEP appointed author of European Citizens' Initiative Right to Water" report will highlight public anger against charges in Ireland Free article

Liverpool's revolutionary Irish women honoured despite attempts by Merseyside Police to disrupt commemoration by placing restrictions on the event. Free article

CHRISTY KEENAN, from the Short Strand in Belfast, was in Cage 18. Serving seven years for possession of weapons, he was in charge of communications between his cage and the other cages where republican POWs, both internees and sentenced, were being held. Free article

15 OCTOBER marks the 40th anniversary of the burning of Long Kesh camp in 1974 by republican POWs in protest at conditions and ill-treatment. In an article originally published in the November 1994 issue of Captive Voice, a magazine produced by republican POWs, former prisoner JOE DOHERTY, from north Belfast, recalls that historic act of resistance by republicans among the 1,500 prisoners and internees. Free article

Thousands of people take to the streets of Dublin against water charges Free article

The Irish Volunteer - Óglach na hÉireann Volume 1 - Number 36 newspaper, first published 10th October 1914 Free article

Mary Lou McDonald says Fine Gael farce raises questions over Taoiseach's judgment Free article

Martin McGuinness seeking meeting with European Commission about an application to the Globalisation Fund for reskilling and retraining of workers after firm cuts jobs for profits Free article

‘We are a society emerging from conflict with a legacy of structural under-investment and an all-island economic reality,’ says Sinn Féin National Chairperson Declan Kearney. Free article