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New laws - a dangerous step
The repressive legislation announced by the governments of Bertie
Ahern and Tony Blair will have exactly the opposite of its
intended effect.
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The Irish National Liberation Army, which has operated a campaign for the
last 23 years, declared a ceasefire last weekend.
Roisín de Rossa examines the extraordinary rise of the pike men
and women in County Wexford
Colourful banners, street theatre, the carnival rousing Happy City Samba
Band and 3,000 people lined the route of an anti-racism march in Dublin last Saturday
MI5, the CIA and South African
agents have been implicated in the 1961 murder of UN general
secretary, Dag Hammmarskjold.
Former Grampian Chief Constable, Ian Oliver, has decribed the new
Police Act (NI) as ``fatally flawed''.
The bombing of Omagh is a measure of the
failure of Britain's policy in Ireland, but this does not lessen the grief of the families
of those who died, writes Mary Nelis.
Cavan/Monaghan TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin spoke at the Humbert
Bicentenary School in Ballina, County Mayo last weekend.
Gerry Adams, has suggested in a newspaper article this week that
the Assembly should set up a Cultural department.
Members of the Danny McNamee Support Group have welcomed the news
that an appeal date has been set for 9 November.
In the midst of the current crisis affecting farmers across
Ireland, SF's Agriculture spokesperson, Gerry McHugh, has called
for urgent action
The son of an anti drugs activist in Tallaght died in hospital last Monday
night following a fatal stabbing from anti-social elements in the area.
As the spectre of the Assembly looms large on the horizon,
civil servants are busy considering new arrangements for the way the
Six Counties are governed.
The Omagh bomb had all the hallmarks, as Commander
Churchill Coleman used to say, writes Meadbh Gallagher.
The annual anguish faced by many students in the 26 Counties at
the hands of the points system again brings focus to an unfair
educational system.
One Ulster Unionist Assembly member has been expelled and three
others face disciplinary proceedings by the party for their
opposition to the Good Friday document.
A bitter row has erupted within Ireland's Students Union which calls into question
the ability of its Regional convenor.
A graveside ceremony in Loughmacrory, Co Tyrone this coming
Sunday 30 August will mark the tenth anniversary of the deaths of
local IRA members Gerard Harte, Martin Harte and Brian Mullin.
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Repression will lead to injustice
Omagh bombing
Ná lig do na bodysnatchers teacht i dtír ar uafás na hOmaí
Bolgam Mínádúrtha
Cuidíonn carbhán Críostaí le Cúba
Rabhadh don Gharda
Ten days that shook the world
The ref's asleep as the West's awake
1913 Lock-out
other attempt to stop truth
Prison mag not to be missed
True lives - in Irish history
The Nephew
Dunphy's way
Mick Sheehan
Aqeelah Alam
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