The man in court facing charges in relation to the Omagh bombing of 1998 where 31 people were killed has failed to have scientific evidence against him thrown out. Sean Gerard Hoey, from South Armagh (aren't they all?), had his defence lawyers object to… more »

Another night, another riot in north Belfast around Ardoyne. I'm not even going to comment on the fact that yet more petrol bombs were hurled at the officers caught in the middle of this pathetic but dangerous sectarian chest-beating aside to mention how… more »

An elderly couple, already dealing with Cancer, had their home attacked by republican thugs last night. Youths reported to have been wearing Celtic tops threw jars of paint through the living room window of a number of homes in Hesketh Road before jumpin… more »

I don't pretend to understand the mindset of republicans. Frankly the self-important arrogance inherent in the idea that adding Northern Ireland to the 26 county republic is worth blowing up 29 innocent men, women and children (including 2 unborn childr… more »

It was good to see Rangers duff Celtic on Saturday. It wasn't as good as it was to see Hearts beat Aberdeen and extend their lead at the top of the Scottish League (frankly anyone who tops the league above the Old Firm I'll cheer on, but I have a particu… more »

Ulster seems to be brimming with scumbags devoid of any morals whatsoever. Its depressing to think that few people will be overly surprised by the callous attacks in Lurgan last night where police were pelted with 30 petrol bombs while the Army tried to… more »

This is quality stuff. After republicans tried to force an innocent taxi-driver to become a reluctant bomber last night, and a crowd threw petrol bombs and other missiles at the police, a Sinn Fein councillor has today told us that as usual, it's all the… more »

It seems not a week passes lately where the scumbag republicans aren't trying to outdo the scumbag loyalists or vice versa. Last night a republican gang hijacked a taxi at around 10pm in the Kilwilkee estate and left a package on the back seat, before or… more »

Family members of victims of the Shankill Bomb yesterday met secretary of state Peter Hain. Michelle Williamson and Bobby Baird both travelled to London yesterday to convey their distaste for Mr Hain's "gutless" decision to let Sean Kelly out of prison.… more »

The ever-aware Northern Irish Magyar (known as Paul here at Everything Ulster) has discovered, tucked away in a dark corner of the internet, the first draft of last week's IRA statement. You can see a little work was done to transform it from draft fo… more »