At an all-Ireland strategy conference in Monaghan on Saturday,
Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams said the party must prepare
itself for power.
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SF must be ready for power - Adams
Published November 30, 2005
Four crew members have barricaded themselves into the engine
room of an Irish Ferries vessel in a dramatically escalating
labour relations dispute.
Published November 26, 2005
Civil rights under fire in Nally case
Traveller representatives and civil rights groups are accusing
establishment politicians of using a recent manslaughter case to
promote discrimination against the gypsy-like Traveller
community.
Published November 26, 2005
Don’t let facts get in the way of a good jibe
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
In his failed attempts to undermine Sinn Féin’s growing popularity, SDLP leader Mark Durkan hit a new low in his party conference speech a few weeks ago.
Published November 26, 2005
The passing of one of the North’s most famous celebrities, soccer
legend George Best, has led to a wave of tributes for a man some
consider to have been Ireland’s greatest sportsman.
Published November 26, 2005
A Fine Gael attempt to stake a claim to the Sinn Féin heritage
has sparked a row over the legacy of Arthur Griffith’s movement.
Published November 26, 2005
Collusion ‘amnesty’ provokes clash
A vote on the OTRs bill was passed at its second reading in the
London parliament amid continuing controversy over the
legislation.
Published November 26, 2005
IRA no threat to ‘exiles’ - Adams
Mr Adams said those told to leave the North of Ireland by the
Provisional IRA were free to return home but first should contact
the communities from which they were ‘exiled’.
Published November 26, 2005
Sinn Féin Pre-Budget Submission
The following is the introduction to Sinn Féin’s submission
ahead of the Dublin government’s Budget for 2006.
Published November 26, 2005
Just who elects these DUP flat-Earthers?
By Anne Cadwallader (for Daily Ireland)
The DUP, on occasion, give every impression of being the modern equivalent of the Flat Earth Society.
Published November 23, 2005
DUP ‘hypocrisy’ over talks with loyalists
The DUP party’s decision to sanction talks with the Loyalist
Commission has been hailed as “a huge shift”, but it is widely
known that the party has been talking actively and behind closed
doors to unionist paramilitaries for the last 30 years.
Published November 23, 2005
Estimates fail to tackle poverty gap
The announcement by the Dublin government of its spending
Estimates was greeted with a mixture of derision, criticism and
accusations of waste by opposition parties.
Published November 23, 2005
Sponsored ethos adds to relatives’ grief
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
Human rights and the pursuit of justice have dominated Clara Reilly’s life for more than 30 years.
Published November 23, 2005
A radical overhaul of local government in the North announced
yesterday by the British government has severely shaken the
political status quo.
Published November 23, 2005
Gay parade challenges DUP bigotry
Gay rights activists are planning to stage a parade through the
hometown of a unionist politician who claimed natural disasters
are God’s way of punishing gay people.
Published November 23, 2005
Ombudsman asked to investigate police role in UVF attacks
A Belfast man who survived two murder bids has accused Special
Branch of protecting his would-be killers.
Published November 23, 2005
OTR bill ‘vital to peace process’
The British Prime Minister has said new legislation to deal with
outstanding charges and prosecutions from the conflict was vital
to the peace process but would cause “anger and anguish”.
Published November 23, 2005
Peace talks in Dublin between DUP leader Ian Paisley and the 26-County
government were described as ‘forthright’ but have failed to yield
tangible signs of progress.
Published November 19, 2005
US activists welcome developments
Irish-American activists have won a battle in the war against the the
controversial revised U.S./U.K. extradition treaty during a hearing of
the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday.
Published November 19, 2005
There has been a relentless campaign by the SDLP and political parties
in the South to demonise Sinn Féin and undermine its electoral prospects.
Published November 19, 2005
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