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Gerry Adams (and Sammy Wilson) putting on a Poor Mouth over A 4...
"At a public meeting discussing disruption as a result of the G8, an official from the British Foreign & Commonwealth claimed that the summit would bring in up to A 700 million into the local economy.
Brazen exhibition of political charlatanry
That was a brazen exhibition of political charlatanry Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness presented to the public last Thursday.
Call for A5 investment strategy
Sinn Fein councillor Barney O'Hagan has called for a strategy to be put in place to maximise the benefits of the A5 project.
MEPs' visit is 'big success for city'
MEPs from the European Parliament's GUE/NGL group pictured at a conference in the City Hotel organised by Sinn F in MEP Martina Anderson.
Colreavy launches bill to ban fracking
Deputy Michael Colreavy, Sinn Fein spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, has this week launched a bill that will include a ban on the practice of fracking.
19:39: Parties seek Boylan answers
Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein have joined forces in attempts to grill the Justice Minister over allegations of Garda collusion with a convicted drug trafficker.
British and Irish Governments must fulfil obligations - McLellan
Speaking in the Dail tonight during a private members bill on the fifteenth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, Sinn Fein TD for Cork East, Sandra McLellan said: "On this the 15th anniversary of the Agreement there can be little doubt but that Equality legislation, the Equality Commission and Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act have in the ... (more)
Consultants seek meeting with Health Minister over hospital reorganisation
The body representing hospital consultants is seeking a meeting with the Health Minister after he announced that almost 50 hospitals will be headed by six independent groups under plans to reform Ireland's acute hospital system.
A 500k fuel laundering clean-up bill
Almost half a million pounds was spent in just one year cleaning up waste from fuel laundering in Northern Ireland, it was revealed.
Agency block 'will hamper policing'
The battle against serious crime will be hampered in Northern Ireland because a new policing agency will not be fully operational, the P SNI has said.
Unionist parties lock horns over shared education system vision
First Minister Peter Robinson has abandoned his vision for a single shared education system which he called for in 2010, it was claimed yesterday.
The Fall - visit the setting of Gillian Anderson's new series
Gillian Anderson plays English Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson, in BBC2's latest crime drama The Fall .
McGuinness reaffirms commitment to stalled A5 road scheme
The Executive remains committed to the 330 million upgrade of the A5, Martin McGuinness has told a Stormont meeting on the troubled project.
Sinn Fein accused of double standards
Sinn Fein has been accused of "crass hypocrisy" after a member of the party called for the release of two alleged dissident republican prisoners a day after another condemned a bomb blast in Lurgan.
Adams more logic than Salmond over UK exit - Farage
Ukip leader Nigel Farage has said that Sinn Fein politician Gerry Adams' position on taking Northern Ireland out of the UK and Europe is more logical Alex Salmond's plan for Scotland.
Adams involved in McKevitt Stitch-up?
Throughout my time taking an interest in Mr. McKevitt's case, I uncovered some very distasteful information.
Barack Obama to attend G8 summit on first visit to Northern Ireland
Barack Obama is welcomed to his ancestral home, Moneygall, during his trip to the Irish Republic in 2011.
Sinn Fein 'the worst form of conservatives'
Former republican hunger striker Gerard Hodgkins delivered the 2013 annual Brendan Hughes memorial lecture in Derry on the 1st of May.
IRA leaders divided on armed struggle, say Thatcher memos
The British government was aware before the 1981 hunger strike that some senior Provisional IRA figures were privately opposed to the use of physical force, according to secret documents found in the papers of Margaret Thatcher.
The following oration was delivered by former councillor Pat McNamee at the graveside of former colleague Jim McAllister who died of cancer last month.