A group supporting Protestant victims of the North's Troubles said tonight that plans to hold a major Dublin rally had been ruled out after a meeting with the Government.

A 29-year-old father of three who lost his job as a security man due to his involvement in the riot at last year's "Love Ulster Parade" has been sentenced to two years by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

A 29-year-old father of three who lost his job as a security man due to his involvement in the riot at last year's Love Ulster Parade will be sentenced on July 12 at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

THE news last week that senior garda officers have tentatively sanctioned a second Love Ulster rally in Dublin this summer must be viewed with some concern.

A unionist umbrella group for victims of the Troubles plans to march 3,000 people through Dublin in a second attempt at a so-called "Love Ulster" rally, it was revealed today.

A Georgian teenager, who took part in looting during the riots that erupted at 'Love Ulster' rally in Dublin, last year, has been given an eight-month suspended sentence at the Dublin Children’s Court.

TO verify the bona fides of those proposing to hold a second Love Ulster parade in Dublin, they should first facilitate a Love the Republic parade in Belfast and ensure it runs peacefully.

YOUR editorial of March 20, in which you welcome the decision by Willie Frazer of FAIR (Families Acting for Innocent Relatives) to seek permission to hold a Love Ulster march in Dublin next September is, in my view, very regrettable.

A teenager has been charged for rioting, looting and indecent exposure during the violence that erupted at the Orange Order’s Love Ulster rally in Dublin last February.

A teenager arrested for looting during the riots at the Love Ulster rally in Dublin in February is also facing an assault charge.

A 17-year-old boy arrested for looting during the riots which erupted at the “Love Ulster” rally in Dublin in February walked free from court today after the prosecution was withdrawn.

The man behind February's ‘Love Ulster’ rally in Dublin is being questioned by police.

A judge has called for the Director of Public Prosecutions to prioritise the case of a Georgian teenager who was arrested for looting during February’s riots in Dublin.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell tonight accused Green Party supporters of being involved in vandalising his Progressive Democrats party offices during the Love Ulster riots last month.

THE chief executive of the St Patrick’s Festival in Dublin yesterday said urgent action was needed to prevent the parade being marred by drunken disorder or a repeat of the violence surrounding the ‘Love Ulster’ parade nine days ago.

FOR the second time in a month, our establishment has found itself mouthing absurdities because of its adherence to trendy multiculturalism.

Gardaí in Dublin have arrested three more people in connection with the riots that accompanied last weekend's loyalist march in the capital.

I LISTENED to the radio with horror as events unfolded in Dublin last Saturday.

A teenager arrested during Saturday’s riots in Dublin has been remanded in custody pending a bail hearing.

LABOUR Party justice spokesman Joe Costello last night refused to say whether he felt Justice Minister Michael McDowell should resign over the apparent security failures at Saturday’s Love Ulster parade.

THE majority of people believe Ireland is not prepared to cope with a serious national emergency whether man-made or natural, a survey revealed yesterday.

Calm has been restored to the streets of the country's capital this morning, as authorities and political leaders turn to analyse yesterday's violence.

The organisers of the ‘Love Ulster’ parade have cancelled the event following violent clashes on O’Connell Street in Dublin.

Today's violence in Dublin city centre has been condemned by the main political leaders in the south.

Hundreds of republican demonstrators clashed with riot police in central Dublin today in a bid to block a parade by the Orange Order and victims of IRA violence.

Rioting has broken out in Dublin city centre as the contentious 'Love Ulster' rally was due to get underway.

Shoppers were today warned to expect major traffic disruption in Dublin as the Love Ulster parade moves into the city.

The Irish Government hopes this weekend’s "Love Ulster" parade will pass off peacefully, Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern said today.

The Orange Order is likely to march in Dublin at the end of February wearing orange lilies rather than sashes and collarettes, it was revealed today.

PERHAPS the organisers of the ‘Love Ulster’ parade scheduled for Dublin early in the New Year can reciprocate with a ‘Love the Republic’ parade subsequently in Belfast?

A coalition of loyalist groups have announced plans to hold a march in Dublin city centre next month as part of a campaign to oppose what they believe is a push towards a united Ireland.

Thousands of loyalists are expected to take part in a major rally in Belfast this afternoon.

The SDLP has slammed a new loyalist campaign which claims the British government is about to ditch the North.