Sinn Féin members of the 26-County parliament in Dublin
joined the election trail in Belfast to emphasise the
party's all-Ireland agenda.
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Sinn Féin mount All-Ireland campaign
Published November 3, 2003
In spite of constant reassurances about the term ``democracy'' one is rarely allowed to criticize the country of Israel without suffering some punishing consequence for it. If you are a Jew you may survive the accusations of anti-Semitism but if you consistently express yourself online in any dissidence about Israel's current politick, you will probably not be immune to cyber attack.
Published November 3, 2003
Dessie O'Hare on temporary release
A controversial republican prisoner has taken a first step
towards his eventual release in the 26 Counties.
Published November 3, 2003
Hardliners' threat to Agreement grows
There is increasing concern that a majority of unionists elected to the Belfast Assembly later this month may be opposed to the Good Friday Agreement.
Published November 3, 2003
Adams speaks on peace process, diaspora in U.S.
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams spoke to an audience of
several hundred in the southern U.S. on Wednesday, addressing
topics ranging from his involvement in the Irish peace process
to the role Irish-Americans play in those events.
Published October 31, 2003
P>Ahern's leadership is a weakness
In the fallout from David Trimble's latest walkout from the political process, little attention has been paid to the role of the Fianna Fail/Progressive Democrats government. Bertie Ahern had welcomed the Sinn Fein/UUP talks but in the aftermath of the breakdown he was at pains to show that he had his doubts beforehand. It was a performance bordering on self-justification and the Taoiseach could almost be heard whispering ``I told you so''.
Published October 31, 2003
2 And 3 Reasons To Be Cheerful
Dealing with unionists, as some of our patient elected representatives are doing at the moment, is difficult for a number of reasons.
Published October 31, 2003
Bloody Sunday victim was unarmed, Inquiry hears
A man, who attempted to get medical attention for a Bloody
Sunday victim, said on Thursday that he did not see any
explosives on the body.
Published October 31, 2003
Electoral officer charged with fraud
A former chief executive of the Ulster Unionist Party is to
appear in court charged with theft and false accounting at an
electoral office.
Published October 31, 2003
SDLP man attacks `tired old party'
Paisley launches scary campaign
A former member of the SDLP has launched a stinging attack on his own party which he claims lacks talent and is ``bereft of political ideas''.
Published October 31, 2003
An elderly widow's home has been attacked by loyalists for
what may be the the fifteenth such attack in recent years.
Published October 31, 2003
Tories choose Hallowe'en horror
Michael Howard is set to claim leadership of the the British
Conservative Party after a majority of the party's MPs pledged
support for the former British Home Secretary.
Published October 31, 2003
Blair claims he received arms info
The British Prime Minister Mr Blair has failed to clear up
confusion over his claimed source of information on recent
moves by the IRA to put arms beyond use.
Published October 29, 2003
Frazer, McCann to contest elections
A campaigner against the IRA tonight announced he will be
standing in next month's Assembly Elections.
Published October 29, 2003
IRA CALLS FOR COMMITMENTS TO BE FULFILLED
The IRA tonight called for a deal involving the Ulster
Unionists and the British and Irish governments, which
dramatically collapsed last week, to be honoured in
full.
Published October 29, 2003
Terence MacSwiney was born in Cork in 1879. After completing
his secondary school education at the Christian Brothers'
School at North Monastery in Cork city, he went to work as an
entry clerk at Dwyer and Co, a Cork Warehousing and
distribution company, at the age of 15.
Published October 29, 2003
Tories seek new leader as IDS is booted
Iain Duncan-Smith has this evening been deposed as leader of
the British Conservative Party by 90 votes to 75.
Published October 29, 2003
Ahern sits on Dublin-Monaghan report
The Irish Prime Minister, An Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, has
received the long-awaited report by Justice Barron into the
1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings which killed 33 people, but
has refused to make it public.
Published October 29, 2003
two teenagers, Gavin and Michael, stood talking at the
road junction on a late Sunday night in July, near the
entrance to a GAA club.
Published October 29, 2003
A retired couple are the latest victims of a series of attacks
at homes in Armagh town in the last week.
Published October 29, 2003
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