In light of a further spate of suicides among young people in
nationalist areas of Belfast, we present a political analysis of
the issue of mental illness in the North of Ireland.
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Treating Oppression and Depression
Published August 3, 2004
The highlights of this week’s programme for the annual
West Belfast festival
Published August 3, 2004
An informer said to be wanted for questioning by the PSNI police
about the Omagh bombing is living in Britain under a government
witness-protection scheme and using a false name, it has been
reported.
Published August 3, 2004
Harney backs inequality, opposes tax on wealthy
The 26-County Deputy Prime Minister, Tanaiste Mary Harney, has
opposed greater taxation of Ireland’s wealthy, and said she
hoped they would make charitable donations instead.
Published August 3, 2004
Pipe-bomb attack linked to march tension
A pipe bomb left outside a Catholic home on the Ligoniel Road
caused a major security alert in north Belfast today. The
device, described as ‘viable’ by the PSNI, was defused.
Published August 3, 2004
Two homes in north Antrim were attacked yesterday by racists
thought to be linked to the unionist paramilitary UDA.
Meanwhile, a riot in south Belfast at the weekend has been
linked to a PSNI bid to prevent racist attacks in the area.
Published August 3, 2004
‘Stormontgate’ report disputed
The police Ombudsman’s office has clashed with Sinn Féin over a
report which rejects accusations that a 2002 raid on Sinn Féin’s
Assembly offices was politically motivated.
Published August 3, 2004
SF negotiating ‘in good faith’
Sinn Féin is very focused on making sure the September political
negotiations are successful in addressing all of the outstanding
issues, the party said yesterday.
Published August 3, 2004
IMC is nothing more than a tool of the NIO
The latest IMC report is a mix
of carelessness, pomposity, arrogance and toe-curling
subservience to their masters in the NIO.
Published July 30, 2004
Irish political parties have united to condemn seriously illegal
activity at the National Irish Bank following a damning report
by two High Court inspectors.
Published July 30, 2004
By Martin Mulholland, IRPWA
The Irish Republican Prisoners Welfare Association demands the immediate unconditional release of Derry Republican Seamus Doherty. There is widespread alarm within the Republican community that this miscarriage of justice is being allowed to continue despite serious doubts regarding the credibility of the charges against him.
Published July 30, 2004
Relatives and survivors of the 1974 Monaghan and Dublin bombings
have accused the Irish government of a “betrayal of trust” over
a continued failure to set up a full public inquiry into the
attacks.
Published July 30, 2004
Kerry campaign disappoints Irish activists
Irish Americans have expressed dismay at the failure to give
weight to the Ireland issue in the Democratic Party 2004
Platform for the US Presidential election.
Published July 30, 2004
March decisions provoke nationalist anger
Tension surrounds two sectarian parades tonight after
controversial decisions by the Parades Commission on marches in
Maghera and north Belfast.
Published July 30, 2004
Unionist politicians have been urged to speak out after a series
of racist attacks in working-class unionist areas of the North.
Published July 30, 2004
Schedule unveiled for crunch talks
Sinn Féin’s Conor Murphy has urged the British government to
“build a bridge towards democracy and equality” following the
setting of a timetable for intensive discussions on the peace
process next month.
Published July 30, 2004
By Danny Morrison
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
One man was thrown through a window as a loyalist mob attacked
the homes of three families in County Antrim at the weekend.
Published July 27, 2004
Joe Cahill and the last steps to peace
An extract from the biography of Joe Cahill, A Life in the IRA,
written by Brendan Anderson and published by O’Brien press.
Published July 27, 2004
The funeral was held in West Belfast this morning of veteran
republican Joe Cahill, who died last week.
Published July 27, 2004
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