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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Officers in Northern Ireland detain three people, while their counterparts in the Republic mount raids in Co. Cork Police on both sides of the Irish border have launched separate operations against dissident republicans opposed to the peace process. Police in Northern Ireland arrested two men and a woman today in connection with the murder of Constable Stephen Carroll - the first PSNI officer killed...
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Provocateur (Free subscription) | 14 hours ago
Terrorist Supporter Posts on Provocateur Our recent post about IRA terrorist Slab Murphy drew the following response: Slab Murphy is not a dirtbag. He had the name "slab" when ye was young because he was a large fellow. Also, the IRA in South Armagh (where Slab lives) has been defending Ireland from British soldiers who are not wanted there by he local populace. The British military has praised...
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Belfast Telegraph (Free subscription) | yesterday
Meath manager Eamon O'Brien praised the endeavour of his players after they launched their NFL campaign with a 2-8 to 0-13 win over Armagh at Navan.
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The Irish Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
PARAMILITARY ACTIVITY:THERE IS still a “functioning murder machine” run by republicans in south Armagh, Assembly member Dominic Bradley told the SDLP conference.
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The Irish Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
NFL DIVISION TWO Meath 2-8 Armagh 0-13:SATURDAY NIGHT in Navan or another step along the path to rehabilitation. The passions which drive the bloods in Meath and Armagh are such that patience is short when it comes to the business of transition and both houses have found it difficult replacing iconic managers.
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Belfast Telegraph (Free subscription) | 06/02/2010
Meath held off a late Armagh comeback to win their NFL opener by 2-8 to 0-13.
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Top Stories: BreakingNews.ie (Free subscription) | 06/02/2010
Meath 2-08 Armagh 0-13 Armagh staged a valiant second half fightback but two-goal Meath prevailed in this NFL Division 2 opener in Navan.
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SAOIRSE32 (Free subscription) | 06/02/2010
Guardian 6 Feb 2010 The wreckage of a 1998 car bombing in Newtonhamilton, County Armagh, for which the Irish National Liberation Army claimed responsibility. (Photograph: John Giles/PA) A republican paramilitary group which killed more than 120 people during the Troubles in Northern Ireland is set to announce it has decommissioned its weapons. The move by the Irish National Liberation Army (INLA)...
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Irish Handball Alley (Free subscription) | 05/02/2010
St. Joseph's High School, Crossmaglen, Co.Armagh. Photographed by J.Lyons, Fabruary 2010. This alley is still in use.
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BBC News (Free subscription) | 05/02/2010
A diesel-laundering plant, capable of laundering 8.5m litres of fuel a year, is raided by customs in County Armagh.
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ireland.com (Free subscription) | 05/02/2010
The North’s largest diesel laundering plant, capable of evading up to £5.5 million of revenue a year, was dismantled in Co Armagh today.
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Military Police Association - Isle of Man Sub Group (Free subscription) | 05/02/2010
The former head of the British Army has warned of hundreds of undiagnosed victims of mental trauma from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Soldiers are now trained to spot the symptoms of battle stress in comrades. Sir Richard Dannatt spoke as he helped launch a new charity aimed at mentally ill service veterans. Speaking at the inauguration of PTSD-Resolution , he said cases of post traumatic stress...
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Celtic Treasure (Free subscription) | 05/02/2010
The Archbishop of Armagh, the Most Reverend Alan Harper, OBE, delivered a lecture on the Celtic Heritage of Armagh in St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh on Monday 1st February, St Brigid's Day, organised through the Centre for Celtic Spirituality, Armagh. Archbishop Harper was previously an archaeologist and worked on the last excavation of Navan Fort. You can read a transcript of this lecture (which is...
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The Irish Times (Free subscription) | 04/02/2010
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE:IT WAS a little surreal to see Joe Kernan sitting alongside Kieran McGeeney at the Allianz National Football League launch earlier this week; two old Armagh comrades, once as close as brothers, now with entirely different devotions – one with Galway, the other with Kildare. In a way it was evidence the GAA is indeed one large family, all cut from the same cloth.
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