Two separate petrol bomb attacks on prison officers' homes have benn blamed on unionist paramilitaries.
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`Dissident loyalists' blamed for attacks on warders
Published October 22, 2003
Reunification through Planned Integration
The following is the introduction to Sinn Féin's Strategy
Framework Document, Reunification through Planned Integration:
Sinn Féin's All Ireland Agenda.
Published October 22, 2003
Irish Prisoners Treated Harshly In U.S. Custody
www.thewildgeese.com
What is it about Irishmen, the inside of prisons and freedom? If you asked Ciaran Ferry, currently being held in solitary in Denver, at the pleasure of the United States Justice Department and the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, he might start out with the following brief story.
Published October 20, 2003
Move to overhaul farmers' support payments welcomed
The Minister for Agriculture in Dublin, Joe Walsh, is to push
ahead with a plan to make farmers' support payments
independent from their agricultural production.
Published October 20, 2003
Nervous days for high-wire process
Certainty, and the lack of it, is concerning nationalist and unionist negotiators as the ingredients of a potentially historic deal to bring about the full and final implementation of the Good Friday Agreement are being put in place.
Published October 20, 2003
John Kelly to resign from Sinn Féin
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has paid tribute to veteran republican John Kelly who has announced that he will resign from the party and not seek re-election to the assembly.
Published October 20, 2003
Gardaí 'allowed Omagh bomb to cross border'
Senior Irish police ignored a clear warning about the 1998 Omagh bomb to protect an informer, according to a Sunday newspaper report.
Published October 20, 2003
The life and times of Peadar O'Donnell, republican activist
and soldier, socialist, campaigner for workers' rights and
prolific writer, narrated by Derry-based singer Joe Mulheron,
was both inspiring and entertaining while never losing sight
of O'Donnell's humanity.
Published October 20, 2003
On 16 October 1992., a young mother was shot dead in the York
Hotel on Botanic Avenue in Belfast. The killing was carried
out by a lone UVF assassin, who had strolled casually into the
hotel bar, his face covered by a scarf, a hat pulled low over
his eyes. He looked around the room before calmly walking over
to a table where three young people were sitting talking,
unaware of his approach. He produced an automatic machine
pistol and fired it at 29-year-old Sheena Campbell, striking
her several times in the chest and throat.
Published October 20, 2003
UDA targets former representatives
The unionist paramilitary UDA has begun targeting former
members of its political wing who do not back its anti-Good
Friday Agreementstance.
Published October 20, 2003
North's electoral Office `forgets' Republican estates
The Six-County electoral office has admitted that thousands of voters in the nationalist Poleglass Estate of Belfast were ``overlooked'' during its recent voter registration drive, and thousands more will not have the photographic identification required to claim their vote.
Published October 17, 2003
Five days left for deal - Ahern
Talks are continuing in Belfast and Brussels after the Irish
Prime Minister, Bertie Ahern, declared Wednesday as the
effective deadline for the announcement of a deal to end the
stalemate over the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Published October 17, 2003
Thomas Russell (1767-1803), United Irishman
`Into our townlan', on a night of snow,
Rode a man from God-knows- where;'
Published October 17, 2003
PSNI `used nationalists as shields'
The PSNI police has been accused of using nationalist
residents as shields during a dissident republican attack in
County Fermanagh last week.
Published October 17, 2003
The Arts Council refused to fund Joe Mulheron's recent performance about Peadar O Donnell. The Arts Council must give reasons for this decision, but underlying it is the question of what is the meaning of Arts?
Published October 17, 2003
British Arts Council funds loyalist murder gangs
The British Arts Council has given more than £100,000 of lottery money
to fund unionist paramilitary `Kick the Pope' bands, including
one closely identified with UVF and Red Hand Commandos.
Published October 17, 2003
Former IRA men to counter Bloody Sunday claims
A Derry Sinn Féin councillor is expected to tell the Bloody Sunday Inquiry that he was the leader of the junior wing of the IRA in the city on the day.
Published October 17, 2003
East Timor President visits Belfast
President Xanana Gusmao of East Timor has met republican and
loyalist groups in west Belfast in a historic visit by the
leader of the recently liberated Asian island nation.
Published October 17, 2003
Ahern admits adviser held talks with dissidents
The Irish Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, has
confirmed that, despite previous denials, his former special
adviser on the North held a meeting with a Republican
dissident group.
Published October 15, 2003
Will handshake lead to elections?
(from the Irish People)
We all learned recently that Gerry Adams and David Trimble shook hands for the very first time in the early summer.
Published October 15, 2003
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