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Kerry campaign disappoints Irish activists
Published July 30, 2004
March decisions provoke nationalist anger
Published July 30, 2004
Published July 30, 2004
Schedule unveiled for crunch talks
Published July 30, 2004
Published July 27, 2004
Years ago I heard a very young Siobhan O’Hanlon talk about her Uncle Joe, clearly proud of her connection, through her mom, to the Cahill clan. I had first got to know Joe - let’s say, professionally - to the extent that as far as I was concerned he was first and foremost an IRA man who could produce miracles, usually in respect to money.
Published July 27, 2004
Celtic poster sparks sectarian pogrom
Published July 27, 2004
Joe Cahill and the last steps to peace
Published July 27, 2004
Published July 27, 2004
INLA man convicted on 1992 killing
Published July 27, 2004
Major may be sacked over Ardoyne skirmish
Published July 27, 2004
Newspaper censored, soldier fined after report
Published July 27, 2004
Published July 26, 2004
Last Friday, former UVF killer, Billy Hutchinson of the Progressive Unionist Party, and North and West Belfast Parades Commission, said that he didn’t understand nationalist objections to loyalist marchers coming through nationalist areas and that he was prepared to talk. Danny Morrison replies.
Published July 23, 2004
‘Minister for Inequality’ heads for Brussels
Published July 23, 2004
Today, nearly 400 years since they first arrived, the Irish have been nearly fully and seamlessly integrated in Canadian society. While many Irish tended to congregate in the large cities in the United States, in Canada they tended to spread into the countryside. Thus Irish-Canadians have been a bit less visible than the Irish-Americans, but clearly they had a significant influence on the history of the country.
Published July 23, 2004
Published July 23, 2004
Kelly blames securocrats for Ardoyne riot
Published July 23, 2004
SF MEPs address Euro parliament
Published July 23, 2004
Sackville Place victims remembered
Published July 23, 2004
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