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Irish Supreme Court Ruling May Have Wider Referenda Implications

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IRISH SUPREME COURT RULING MAY HAVE WIDER REFERENDA IMPLICATIONS

'Gangs and Counter Gangs' Author Sued Over Troubles Death

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‘GANGS AND COUNTER GANGS’ AUTHOR SUED OVER TROUBLES DEATH

Kitson’s other and better known work ‘Low Intensity Operations’ became the ‘mantra’ for counter-insurgency operations in the British Army

A retired senior British Army Officer is to be sued in connection with the death of a Catholic worker murdered by paramilitaries in N. Ireland 40 years ago (see link):

Mann: The ‘Quaystone’ Cops – Police Farce Deepens

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Mann: The ‘Quaystone’ Cops – Police Farce Deepens

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The contaminated harbour silt issue entered an entirely new dimension of absurdity last week as the Isle of Man’s (impartial and objective) Police Force decided they would take no action over haul route incidents when material which comprises a ‘rich soup’ of arsenic, lead and other heavy metals was deposited on the highway on day one of the operation at Peel Harbour.

Should Miliband Apologise?

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Should Miliband Apologise?

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A petition was recently launched with the aim of having Ed Miliband apologise to Nicola Sturgeon for Labour support of an alleged smear campaign against the SNP leader initiated by the Daily Telegraph. Although abhorrent in nature, the alleged attempts to defame Nicola Sturgeon are in keeping with the political tactics that have become popular among many right-wing newspapers and both left- and right-wing Westminster parties.

UN: League Submit Quadrennial Report

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UN: League Submit Quadrennial Report

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The Celtic League has submitted a response to the United Nations Economic and Social Council’s Quadrennial Comprehensive Policy Review as part of its commitment as a UN recognised NGO with roster consultative status.

Migrants: League One of The Few NGOs to Lobby to Avert This Tragedy

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Migrants: League One of The Few NGOs to Lobby to Avert This Tragedy

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The decision of EU leaders to step up Mediterranean Search and Rescue capability in response to the deaths of hundreds of migrants in recent weeks is a vindication (albeit a cruel one) of a situation that the Celtic League predicted almost five months ago.

Kernow: Children’s Celebration Ban Stokes Controversy

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Kernow: Children’s Celebration Ban Stokes Controversy

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A storm of protest erupted following a report in the Cornish Guardian newspaper concerning a school’s refusal to allow Cornish children the right to attend Padstow’s ancient ‘Obby Oss’ celebration.

The centuries’ old tradition occurs on 1st May annually and involves music and dancing through the streets and Cornish folklorists believe it to be a celebration of an ancient pagan fertility ritual which heralds the arrival of spring.

A Craven Police Force

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A Craven Police Force

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‘To arrogant politicians that flout the law add a craven police force which fails to enforce the law’

On day one of the operation to remove hazardous waste silt from Peel Harbour to a hastily created dumpsite at Poortown on the west of the Isle of Man overloaded wagons spilled contaminants at several locations on the haul routes.

County, Duchy, Nation or Country? The Case for Cornwall

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County, Duchy, Nation or Country? The Case for Cornwall

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Submarine Trawler Issue IMO Urged to Act

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Submarine Trawler Issue IMO Urged to Act

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Following the incident in March when a Scottish fishing vessel was snagged by a submarine off the Outer Hebrides and last weeks further incident when the Co. Down MFV Karen was almost towed under the Celtic League has raised the issue with the International Maritime Organisation (IMO).

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