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Palestinian teachers welcome Teachers’ Union of Ireland ‘boycott Israel’ call (Free article)
9 April 2013
TUI unanimously voted to stop all exchanges with ‘apartheid state’ until it ends illegal actions and abides by UN resolutions against it
UKIP chief’s ‘Provo’ tag for journalists provokes NUJ (Free article)
9 April 2013
Journalists’ union calls UKIP comments ‘outrageous attack on local media which should not go unchallenged’
The Death of Margaret Thatcher – Reflections by Danny Morrison (Free article)
10 April 2013
Danny Morrison is a writer who lives in West Belfast. In the 1980s he was the National Director of Publicity for Sinn Féin and a spokesperson for the prisoners in the H-Blocks of Long Kesh.
Sinn Féin Ard Fheis in Castlebar, Co Mayo, this weekend #sfaf13 (Free article)
11 April 2013
Economy and Irish unity to top agenda
Taxi move: Minister breaking spirit of Good Friday Agreement on jobs for ex-prisoners (Free article)
10 April 2013
Labour Party Transport Minister urged to look again at new taxi rules
Good Friday Agreement, 15 years on – ‘No going back,’ says Adams (Free article)
10 April 2013
Difference with the Good Friday Agreement from other initiatives is that the principle of equality is at its core, says Sinn Féin leader
Health Ministers let HSE sneak in new Medical Card cuts during Dáil recess (Free article)
10 April 2013
Fine Gael and Labour take after Mary Harney in hiding behind HSE for unpopular decisions, says Sinn Féin’s Ó Caoláin
Fianna Fáil disowns PRO's tweets about H-Blocks Hunger Strikers 'in Hell' (Free article)
10 April 2013
Controversial Fianna Fáil county PRO and former ministerial advisor who said Bobby Sands and his comrades 'deservedly died painfully" is rebuked by his own party
Ex-prisoners swell numbers at Ardoyne Easter Rising commemoration (Free article)
11 April 2013
THE large turn-out of ex-POWs swelled the ranks of those taking part in the annual Easter Tuesday commemoration in Ardoyne this year. Dressed in their green ex-prisoners’ jackets, their presence lifted the district and added to what was again one of the largest crowds in recent years. Clearly, a lot of hard work had been done by the organising…
Border poll is a threat to no one, Mary Lou McDonald tells Belfast 1916 commemoration (Free article)
11 April 2013
THE BITTERLY COLD DAY did not deter Belfast republicans from making the main Belfast Easter Rising Commemoration parade on Sunday 31 March one of the biggest seen on the Falls Road in years. In the week prior to Easter Sunday, days that saw sub-zero temperatures and winds that would skin you alive as well as the snow that refused to melt,…
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