A profile of Dublin’s new minister of foreign affairs, Dermot
Ahern.
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Published October 1, 2004
By Danny Morrison
www.dannymorrison.com
www.dannymorrison.com
The only way of stopping the DUP from wrecking the Belfast Agreement and bringing it around to political reality is to continue to implement the Agreement’s equality and justice provisions and the work of the all-Ireland bodies, even in the absence of an assembly and executive.
Published September 28, 2004
Blair broke Finucane pledge - Durkan
Tony Blair has been accused by the SDLP leader Mark Durkan of
breaking pledges over the issue of British collusion with
unionist paramilitaries.
Published September 28, 2004
British Army in flute band bust-up
A controversy has arisen involving a British soldier’s links to
unionist paramilitaries and his wife’s accusations of
harassment.
Published September 28, 2004
Bush campaigner threatens magazine
The former US ambassador to Ireland, Richard Egan, has warned
the publisher of an Irish American magazine she had “better
think twice before trying to influence American politics” as
“the Irish are not the only ones with long memories”.
Published September 28, 2004
Derry Commemorative Civil Rights March
A number of people have suggested to us that it was a mistake to
include the case of Seamus Doherty in the issues being
highlighted by the march marking the anniversary of the October
5th 1968 launch of the civil rights campaign in Derry.
Published September 28, 2004
ADAMS CONCERN AT TALKS FAILURE
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has expressed concern about the
handling of the political process since the failure of last
week’s intensive talks to reach a deal.
Published September 28, 2004
Britain’s Direct Ruler in Ireland, Paul Murphy, was taken to
hospital today after falling ill at the annual conference of the
British Labour Party.
Published September 28, 2004
Republican merchandise banned by e-Bay
An internet auction site has banned the sale of all Irish
republican materials outside the USA.
Published September 28, 2004
An inquiry into Finucane - but what kind?
The following is a statement by Amnesty International Press Release
following yesterday’s announcement of an inquiry into the
Pat Finucane case.
Published September 24, 2004
FINUCANES THREATENS INQUIRY BOYCOTT
An announcement by the British government of a secretive inquiry
into the murder of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane has
fuelled fears that a long-standing cover-up is set to continue.
Published September 24, 2004
The brother of the British hostage facing execution in Iraq
believes the Irish Government could be the “catalyst” to secure
his release.
Published September 24, 2004
An inquiry into Finucane - but what kind?
A statement by Amnesty International Press Release
following yesterday’s announcement of an inquiry into the
Pat Finucane case.
Published September 24, 2004
A leading unionist paramilitary who was caught breaking bail
conditions has controversially been allowed to remain free.
Published September 24, 2004
Nowhere to left to go for trapped DUP
By Brian Feeney (for the Irish News)
Have you noticed how carefully Bertie Ahern, Tony Blair, Brian Cowen and our own dear proconsul avoid saying the dread sentence, ‘the DUP refuse to share power’, let alone publicly demand of the DUP that they do share power?
Published September 24, 2004
Court action over controversial murder case
A judicial review of the PSNI’s refusal to bring in an outside
police force to investigate a controversial murder resumed
yesterday at the High Court in Belfast.
Published September 24, 2004
DUP holds out against Agreement
Two days of talks in Belfast this week have again failed to
produce the breakthrough which appeared imminent during
intensive negotiations last weekend in southern England.
Published September 24, 2004
Family attacked in loyalist feud
A woman who escaped injury with her nine-month-old daughter in a
pipe bomb attack in Derry has said they were an easy target.
Published September 24, 2004
No prizes on offer for isolating Sinn Féin
(for the Sunday Business Post)
Some brave soul recently sprayed: ‘‘A’ company, 3rd battalion IRA defunct’ on the wall of the library at Ardoyne.
Published September 21, 2004
Daphne Trimble in election challenge
The wife of Ulster Unionist Party leader David Trimble is to try
to unseat Paisleyite and former UUP rebel Jeffrey Donaldson at
the next Westminster election.
Published September 21, 2004
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