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Martina Anderson says there's no justification for dissident violence (opens the original)
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Former Sinn Féin MEP and IRA prisoner Martina Anderson says there is no justification for dissident violence today. In April a bomb exploded outside a police station near Belfast with police claiming it was intended to kill officers and cause maximum damage. Last month, a bomb was found in County Monaghan during an operation targeting dissident republican activities. Anderson says the situation is very different to the one when she was in the IRA. "Context is everything. Where we are today is a
Wheels could come off Stormont without reform, says Sinn Féin's Conor Murphy (opens the original)
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"There is a danger that the wheels could come off" Stormont if institutions are not reformed, according to Sinn Féin. Conor Murphy was speaking after the political parties separately met Sir Chris Bryant, during his first visit to Northern Ireland as secretary of state. He said Sinn Féin remained committed to power sharing but that the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) "have demonstrated that they don't have a political will to make the executive work". However, DUP leader Gavin Robinson responded
Two charged over bomb back in court as law student accused faces bail delay (opens the original)
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A student and a museum employee charged in relation to a bomb intercepted in a car near the Irish border have been remanded in custody. Isobella Perrie Sullivan, from Abbeylands Park in Clane, County Kildare, is charged in connection with a bomb find. She has faced a delay over her bail application while checks are made over a €15,000 (£12,800) independent surety. She is accused of possession of explosives after the device was found in a car she was driving near Carrickmacross, County Monaghan l
Jeffrey Donaldson: Emma Little-Pengelly was 'floored' by news of former DUP leader's arrest (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland's deputy first minster says she was "completely floored" when she first heard of the arrest and charges of former Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Jeffrey Donaldson over historical sex abuse. In June, he was convicted of 18 counts of sex abuse, including one count of rape, which he committed against two women when they were children. Emma Little-Pengelly said that people who worked alongside Donaldson over the past 20 years are "floored, shocked and utterly repulsed". On F
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