Sinn Féin has said the Dublin Government must oppose any attempt
to formally reintroduce direct rule in the North in crisis talks
in southern England later this week.
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Dublin urged to oppose Direct Rule
Published September 14, 2004
Link to Basques, Galicia found in genes
The Irish and Scots may be as closely related to the people of
Spain and Portugal as the Celts of central Europe, it has been
reported.
Published September 10, 2004
The Dublin government has controversially decided to abandon its plan to
introduce a new tax on polluting fuels.
Published September 10, 2004
Ethnic minorities in the North have been warned they could be
attacked by racist and far-right groups.
Published September 10, 2004
Reserve cuts short of Patten, big on payouts
Just over 800 full-time police reservists, who are
overwhelmingly Protestant, have been offered severance packages
worth up to a hundred thousand pounds sterling as a lump sum,
with a pension to follow.
Published September 10, 2004
Any threat to the majority is not welcome
Given that background and the belief constantly repeated by
unionist politicians that change can only be bad for unionists,
it looks as if racist assaults by unionists will continue to
increase in frequency.
Published September 10, 2004
A masked republican carried out a gun attack on Derry’s PSNI
headquarters yesterday morning, firing up to 30 shots from an
AK-47 automatic rifle.
Published September 10, 2004
The BBC and the myth of ‘Norn Iron’
(for the Andersonstown News)
The BBC refused to broadcast Amhran na bhFiann from Croke Park before the All-Ireland football semi-final match between Derry and Kerry.
Published September 10, 2004
Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams has said he is pessimistic about the
prospects of prospect of a breakthrough at next week’s peace
talks at Leeds Castle in southern England.
Published September 10, 2004
By Danny Morrison
www.dannymorrison.com
www.dannymorrison.com
Last Monday on NBC News President George Bush was asked, ``Can we win'' the war on terror. He replied, ``I don't think you can win it.'' He thus directly contradicted a previous speech he made claiming that the war could be won.
Published September 7, 2004
Bafflement at DUP contradictions
Amid conflicting messages from unionists in recent days, Sinn
Féin president Mr Gerry Adams said yesterday that London and
Dublin must now decide whether the Good Friday Agreement or the
Democratic Unionist Party is to prevail in the North of Ireland.
Published September 7, 2004
Outline of deal can be detected
The following is an edited version of an address by DUP Deputy
Leader Peter Robinson MP MLA at the annual conference of the
Irish Small Firms Association in Dublin Castle.
Published September 7, 2004
The following is an edited version of the address by Sinn Féin
MP Michelle Gildernew, speaking at the annual Sinn Féin
commemoration of IRA figure Liam Lynch on Sunday at his
graveside in Goatenbridge, on the Tipperary-Waterford border.
Published September 7, 2004
SPYING SHOWS BRITISH BAD FAITH
An elaborate bugging device found at the home of one of Gerry
Adams's staff has all but capsized preparations for crucial
talks set for England later this month.
Published September 7, 2004
Historic castle faces destruction
The High Court in Dublin has ruled against the constitutional
challenge to the south Dublin portion of the South Eastern
Motorway at the archaeologically sensitive Carrickmines Castle.
Published September 7, 2004
Population returns to post-famine levels
The population of the 26 Counties in April 2004 is at its
highest figure since 1871 amid an Irish baby boom.
Published September 7, 2004
UDA attack youths amid simmering north Belfast tension
There were serious disturbances in the Whitewell area of north
Belfast at the weekend before a controversial unionist parade
passed through the troubled sectarian interface.
Published September 7, 2004
IRA MUST GO, SF MUST REFORM - PAISLEY
DUP hardliners led by Ian Paisley have insisted that any
breakthrough in negotiations this month will require an overhaul
of Sinn Féin as a political party and the end of the IRA.
Published September 3, 2004
Call for legislation reform ahead of parade
A north Belfast interface is tense ahead of a contentious march
this weekend.
Published September 3, 2004
UDA attempt mass murder at pub
Unionist paramilitaries crashed a fork lift truck into a north
Belfast pub last night in an attempt to murder staff and
customers.
Published September 3, 2004
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