Keen to accentuate the positive, our politicians point to the
several thousand British troops going home and sing mum on the
thousands who will remain.
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5,000 troops -- a funny sort of normal
Published October 19, 2004
Ahern dampens coalition speculation
Fianna Fáil has appeared to row back on suggestions that Sinn
Féin could form part of a coalition government in Dublin
following the next 26 County general election.
Published October 19, 2004
Coalition possible only for change
By Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams (for Village)
The question of Sinn Féin involvement in a future coalition government is one which appears to particularly exercise Fianna Fáil. For some years now that party’s leading lights have returned again and again to this issue. Depending on who is talking they either signal a willingness to form a coalition with Sinn Féin or they rule that out.
Published October 19, 2004
Coalition possible only for change
By Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams (for Village)
The question of Sinn Féin involvement in a future coalition government is one which appears to particularly exercise Fianna Fáil. For some years now that party’s leading lights have returned again and again to this issue. Depending on who is talking they either signal a willingness to form a coalition with Sinn Féin or they rule that out.
Published October 19, 2004
A breakthrough in the North’s political process may be just
“weeks away”, Britain’s Direct Ruler has said.
Published October 19, 2004
The PSNI police has apologised for providing false information
on the death of Michael O’Hare, which was described as sectarian
in the report of the International Monitoring Commission earlier
this year.
Published October 19, 2004
British Army chopper incursion
The British Army has admitted that a Puma helicopter crossed the
border into County Monaghan at the weekend.
Published October 19, 2004
Extreme poverty in west Dublin
A report published today paints a disturbing picture of poverty,
social exclusion and deprivation in west Dublin.
Published October 19, 2004
A Catholic father-of-four came under brick and petrol bomb
attack in their home on Sunday.
Published October 19, 2004
By Gerry Adams
Each negotiation within the peace process presents its own particular and peculiar set of difficulties. It also presents opportunities. The current negotiation is no different and in many ways it is probably the most challenging any of us have had to face so far.
Published October 15, 2004
British military blamed for inquiry delay
British soldiers involved in the killing of civilians on Bloody
Sunday in Derry in 1972 are threatening legal action which could
delay publication of the report of the public inquiry or lead to
a dilution of the findings.
Published October 15, 2004
Furore over FF-SF coalition report
There has been a strong reaction to suggestions of a possible
Sinn Féin coalition with Fianna Fail following the next general
election.
Published October 15, 2004
The arrest of a Belfast man on holiday in Tenerife has been
described as s “petty, vindictive and unnecessary”.
Published October 15, 2004
Ten years ago, on October 13th, 1994.the Combined Loyalist Military
Command, representing the UDA, UVF and Red Hand Commando,
declared a ceasefire.
Published October 15, 2004
Unionist paramilitaries have declared Protestant housing estates
to be no-go areas for Catholics.
Published October 15, 2004
Sinn Féin has called on the international community to urge
Israel to end its two-week military operation on the Gaza strip.
Published October 15, 2004
George Harrison was perhaps the most unrepentant Fenian of them
all.
Published October 15, 2004
Brighton – The Price they Paid
by Danny Morrison (for the Andersonstown News)
Twenty years ago, in the early hours of tomorrow morning, 12 October, a 100lbs bomb exploded inside the Grand Hotel in Brighton. It had been planted by the IRA some weeks earlier using a long-delay timing device and it was aimed at Margaret Thatcher and senior Tories who were staying at the hotel during the Conservative Party conference.
Published October 12, 2004
Charges dropped in bogus IRA case
Charges of gathering information “likely to be of use to
terrorists” have been dropped against a West Belfast man in the
latest such case to collapse or be downgraded.
Published October 12, 2004
Ireland may lose gold medal in doping furore
Ireland’s Olympic gold medallist Cian O’Connor has denied his
horses were doped with sedatives to enhance their fence-jumping
in the Athens Games.
Published October 12, 2004
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