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UN spotlight
on collusion
Those who killed RUC agent and UDA quartermaster William
Stobie last week may be the same people who killed defence lawyer
Pat Finucane in 1989.
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Catholic families living in the isolated Longlands estate, on the
outskirts of North Belfast, have endured persistent sectarian attack.
RUC/PSNI Chief Constable
Ronnie Flanagan has defended the actions of the Special Branch
and threatened the Ombudsman with legal action over her Omagh report.
Gerry Adams writes from Cuba, where he unveiled, this week, a
mural in commemoration of the 1981 hunger strikers.
LAURA FRIEL comments on the responses made to An Phoblacht's
coverage and portrayal of the Holy Cross blockade.
Sinn FŽin's delegate, Aengus î Snodaigh has reiterate his call
for the government to respect the decision of the Irish people in
rejecting the Nice Treaty.
In a bad day for human rights in Ireland, the Supreme Court has
decided to overturn an order directing to the State to provide
places of high support for 'children at risk'.
The Laeken Declaration agreed by EU leaders in
Belgium last week recommended a review of the EU's
institutions, to make them more effective and democratic.
Speaking in a D‡il debate on the Middle East, on 13 December,
Sinn FŽin TD Caoimhgh’n î Caolain said justice for the
Palestinians must be the basis for peaceful negotiations.
Caoimhgh’n î Caol‡in, has slammed the decision of the
town council to abandon the traditional refuse collection
service, in favour of private contractors.
The Derry Bring Them Home committee unveiled a mural for
the Colombia 3 campaign, on Saturday, 8 December, at the back of
Free Derry Wall.
A West Belfast community worker has contacted the Police
Ombudsman's Office to raise his concerns over RUC confiscation of
his personal details.
While Bertie Ahern attended the EU Summit in Laeken last
Friday, his colleagues at home were pushing a Bill through the
Oireachtas to effectively abolish the Referendum Commission.
Mary Harney wants the media spotlight turned on Sinn FŽin's
economic policies.
Sinn FŽin TD Caoimhgh’n î Caolain is urging support
for the right to national self-determination of the people of
West Papua, which is currently occupied by the Indonesian state.
A substantial fall in IDA job figures and a bleak economic
outlook are just the latest pointers in an economy that is
clearly in a substantial downward cycle.
The current Irish mental health system is rooted in Ireland's
history as a British colony, writes MICK DERRIG.
ROISIN DE ROSA recounts a recent experience in the causalty ward
of a Dublin hospital, and she's not happy.
Sinn FŽin
offers an alternative view, in an edited text of the party's 2002
health strategy.
Residents at Hill Street Flats, Dublin, have hit out at
regulations, imposed by their landlord, that they describe as
mean-spirited and unfair.
It's that time of year
again when Good Old Father Derrig deconstructs your flabby
bourgeois Western Christmas.
There were a series of defeats for the
anti-Bin Tax campaign in council chambers across Dublin this
year.
NED COHEN on the year 2001,
the 20th anniversary of the deaths of 10 republicans
in the 1981 Hunger Strikes and a time of turmoil and
political change.
ROBBIE MacGABHANN
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Season's Greetings
O'Loan revelations
Sudan, where oil means death
Br’ na Nollag
British Spies in the 26 Counties
Plenty of choice for festive book worms
The TV year that was: 2001
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