Northern Ireland Counter-Terrorism Bill
Legislation 18 May 2005
This Bill would, if required, renew special anti-terrorist provisions designed to deal with the specific security situation that exists in Northern Ireland.
McCartney sisters gain EU backing
Press Review 11 May 2005
The McCartney sisters have won the support of European parliamentarians.
McCartney sisters win EU anti-terror cash
News Article 10 May 2005
MEPs have overwhelmingly backed the sisters of Robert McCartney in their fight for justice following the murder in Belfast of their brother.
Terror suspect charged over Omagh bombing
Press Review 5 May 2005
Nearly seven years after the Real IRA's bombing of Omagh, a suspected dissident republican terrorist is to become the first person to stand trial for murder.
Police chief issues IRA warning
Press Review 29 April 2005
Northern Ireland's most senior policeman said yesterday that the IRA was continuing to recruit volunteers.
Peter Weir - DUP parliamentary candidate
Interview 29 April 2005
Leading Democratic Unionist Party member Peter Weir tells ePolitix.com about why he does not believe Sinn Fein will "change their spots".
Adams under fire for no-show at paramilitary debate
News Article 28 April 2005
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams and Democratic Unionist assembly member Diane Dodds have both come under fire for failing to attend a debate on paramilitaries.
IRA debates ending violence
News Article 27 April 2005
Gerry Adams has revealed the IRA is debating whether to pursue its aims through exclusively peaceful means.
Sinn Fein under pressure as MEPs back McCartney sisters
News Article 22 April 2005
Sinn Fein has again come under pressure following alleged republican involvement in the killing of Robert McCartney.
Nationalists call for 'truth process'
News Article 19 April 2005
As the inquiry into the murder of
