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Organised sectarian attacks
The roots of last week's serious rioting in north Belfast lie firmly in the ongoing scandal of sectarian persecution at Holy Cross school.- Family escapes bomb attack
- McGuinness says unionist politicians must act
- Downing Street demo for Holy Cross
- MPs call for government action to end school attacks
- Canadian human rights group's concerns
Coroner grants anonymity to killers
Belfast coroner John Leckey haas granted anonymity to all the RUC and British Army witnesses involved in the operation that lead to the death of IRA Volunteer Pearse Jordan.Reid finally meets Barron
A meeting between British Secretary of State John Reid and Justice Henry Barron is crucial to the families of those killed in the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings.Neighbour foils possible attack
A loyalist attempt to kill a former republican prisoner in Ballycastle was foiled after a neighbour of the man stumbled on masked men.Man says RUC/PSNI aimed to kill him
A man says he was deliberately struck by the driver of an RUC/PSNI Land Rover on the Crumlin Road in North Belfast last Wednesday.Britain's bombay take-away
A deal in which Britain considered buying back Stg£65 million worth of helicopters to prop up its operation in the Six Counties is back in the news.Helicopters harass South Down
South Down Sinn Féin Assembly member Mick Murphy has received complaints from residents about low flying helicopters.Rule change at Westminster welcomed
Sinn Féin MP Pat Doherty has said that securing the use of parliamentary office facilities in London is a victory for the rights of Sinn Féin voters.A year to remember
For many republicans, the year 2001 will be remembered with mixed emotions, writes JIM GIBNEY.White and Off-White
ELLA O'DWYER on the legacy of discrimination shared by Australian Aborigines and Irish TravellersCrowe challenges business donors
The prospective Sinn Féin TD for Dublin South-West has challenged business donors to help reverse falling turn-outs at election time.Take a parachute and jump
Election fever is hitting the political establishment this week, writes ROBBIE MacGABHANNRUC agent killed Finucane
A loyalist who acted as an agent for the RUC Special Branch has claimed that he shot Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane.Free nursing care welcomed
Sinn Féin has welcomed the announcement that Minister Bairbre de Brún intends to introduce free nursing care for elderly residents of nursing homes.Incinerators are not the answer
Professor Connett, Chemistry Professor at St. Lawrence University in New York, spoke at a meeting in Dublin last Friday.The Cats are back
Kilkenny is experiencing a republican rénaissance having spent many years in the wilderness with no party organisation in place.Vision for the future
Sinn Féin in County Wexford has launched a development plan for New Ross that represents a major challenge to the government parties.Sinn Féin TD to visit Sellafield
Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has said that he will be visiting the Sellafield nuclear plant at the end of the month to demand its closure.New laws could wipe out small farmers
Councillor Seán MacManus, has called on the Minister for the Environment, Noel Dempsey, to scrap the government's proposed regulations on organic waste.Social Partnership fails workers
DOMHNALL Ó COBHTHAIGH argues that social partnership has allowed for an increase in the exploitation of the labour force.Training for victory
Sinn Féin has developed a members' education programme, which is aimed at standardising education courses throughout the country.
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