The News Letter3h
Real IRA terrorists bombed Omagh with ‘impunity’, witness tells inquiry
The Real IRA terrorists who bombed Omagh in 1998 seem to have been allowed to act with "impunity", a witness has told a public inquiry.
Belfast Live5h
Almost half a million spent so far on public inquiry into gold mine
A Planning Appeals Commission (PAC) inquiry was ordered by then Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon in 2020 ...
Kenny Archer: Like the GDR, GAA must balance socialism and capitalism
The GAA does not, and cannot, exist in an idealistic bubble, just as the GDR was not sealed off from the outside world by the ...
History to be made as Fleadh Cheoil to be held in Belfast for first time
The world’s largest celebration of Irish music, the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, is coming to Belfast for the first time, The ...
Libcom16h
Misfit: Introduction to a book on Captain Jack White - Phil Meyler
Introduction to "Misfit: a revolutionary life" by Captain Jack White (Livewire Publications, Dublin). Text from Revolt Against Plenty Website.
The News Letter21h
Police felt 'guilty and responsible' for evacuating people closer to Omagh bomb
The police commander in Omagh on the day the town was bombed has said many of his officers felt "guilty and responsible" that ...
Colleagues 'couldn't fathom the number of dead', says officer
He says that his family have been let down by a poor police investigation, he says that in his view Chief Constable Sir Ronnie Flanagan fell “well short of the mark”. Mr Barker says his son was ...