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Christopher Walker: Dissident terrorists cast shadow over Ulster
DESPITE cross-community condemnation, denials that the peace process can be upset and the lack of explosives expertise shown by the failed 400lb car bomb outside the Policing Board headquarters near central Belfast at the weekend, there have been unmistakable signs that dissident republican terrorists from the Real and Continuity IRA groups are ...
The insider's guide to eating out in Belfast
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MI5 doubles strength in Ulster as elite forces thwart police murder
MI5's commitment to countering Irish terrorism has more than doubled in the past nine months, with hundreds more officers now in Northern Ireland, The Times has learnt.
Violent republicanism won't go away
The weight of public opinion is against continued violence in Northern Ireland but dissident republicans seem more determined than ever to kill.
Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing
Home : Features : News : Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing Police HQ in N. Ireland Target of Car Bombing 22-Nov-2009 Written by: Robyn Chelsea-Seifert A weekend of violent outbreaks leads to the arrest of four men in what is being called a 'foiled terrorist attack.' Police headquarters in Belfast, Northern Ireland was the target of ...
Car bomb, gun battle as dissident attacks rise
Forensic officers remove the remains of partially exploded car bomb from outside a police building, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Unionists are driving Stormont - " Robinson
UNIONISTS have their hand on the Stormont steering wheel, DUP leader Peter Robinson told his party's conference on Saturday.
Dissident republicans blamed for 400lb bomb after Christmas 'spectacular' threat
Five arrested as 400lb bomb found
Five people have been arrested after police exchanged fire with suspected dissident republicans in Co Fermanagh.
Assembly future 'not guaranteed'
First Minister Peter Robinson has said he cannot guarantee the future of the Northern Ireland Assembly during the DUP's annual conference.
New book exposes Belfast's 'dirty girls'
The Lisburn Road area of south Belfast was once notorious for being home to the city's prostitutes, a new book has revealed.
London bomber arrested over Wood Green soldier's death
A WOMAN convicted of bombing the Old Bailey in an IRA attack has been arrested in connection with the murder of Wood Green soldier Patrick Azimkar.
Bombardier officially begins construction of Belfast CSeries site
Canadian airframer Bombardier today started construction of a site in Belfast, Northern Ireland that will house wing production for its new CSeries aircraft.
Journalist Liz Kennedy takes a look at what is making the headlines in Friday's morning papers.
Museum buys uniforms of unionist
Ceremonial uniforms belonging to the father of modern-day unionism Sir Edward Carson have been sold at auction for 43,000. National Museums Northern Ireland bought the robes worn by the famous unionist politician who led the anti-Home Rule campaign which eventually resulted in the partition of Ireland in 1921.
How much more will Sinn Fein take from the DUP?
Public And In yesterday's Irish News Sean Hughes , describing himself as "a member of Sinn Fein", ran with the "politically motivated" line on the seizure of his and his extended families' assets which SOCA has claimed came from laundering the proceeds of mortgage fraud, tax evasion and benefit fraud - a line generously gifted him by his "good ...
Michael Coren Gerry Adams' bullets
I grew up with Gerry Adams. Not literally of course because I'm English and he's from Belfast.
Book gives behind the scenes story of devolution's first year
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