A Catholic teenager has been treated in hospital after being assaulted by up to 12 youths in a suspected sectarian attack in Derry.
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Published November 24, 2003
Call for Irish language legislation
Sinn Féin has called for the introduction of an Irish language
bill in any new assembly. Launching the party's manifesto on
language yesterday, Bairbre de Brun said: ``Sinn Féin has been
to the forefront in promoting the importance and safeguarding
the position of the Irish language and culture during the
negotiations leading to the Good Friday Agreement and since,
on an all-Ireland basis,'' said Ms de Brun.
Published November 24, 2003
Unionists were last night blamed for an arson attack on the home of a Catholic family in west Belfast.
Published November 24, 2003
The focus of efforts to revive the Irish peace process moves to Washington this week as meetings have been organised in the US Capital for the annual gathering of Irish political leaders at the Whitehouse.
Published November 24, 2003
The following is an edited version of the address by Sinn Féin
President Gerry Adams at this year's Dublin Easter Commemoration
Published November 24, 2003
Election previews - West and Border areas
This is the fourth installment of a five-part constituency by
constituency analysis of the parties and candidates in the
up-coming Belfast Assembly elections, to be held on November
26th.
Each of the 18 parliamentary constituencies will return 6 members by single transferable vote (STV) to sit in the Stormont Assembly, thus making up its 108 members.
Published November 24, 2003
Council votes against Long Kesh museum
Proposals to retain part of the Long Kesh prison site as a museum have been set back after the local council voted against the plan.
Published November 24, 2003
Irish horror at Madrid atrocity
There has been strong cross-party condemnation in Ireland for yesterday bombings in Madrid, which left some 200 dead and over a thousand injured.
Published November 24, 2003
REFERENDUM FLOUTS HUMAN RIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL LAW
There has been growing concern at the proposed citizenship
referendum in the 26 Counties, which could effectively rewrite
the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
Published November 24, 2003
AGREEMENT REVIEW TO FOLLOW ELECTION
The British government is to begin a review of the 1998 Good
Friday Agreement next month following Wednesday's election to
the Belfast Assembly, it has confirmed.
Published November 24, 2003
Sinn Fein has called on Ian Paisley's DUP to begin direct
negotiations with republicans and called on the British
government to push ahead with justice and human rights
reforms.
Published November 24, 2003
Omagh victims blast Nally 'whitewash'
Relatives of the Omagh bomb victims today branded the report by
the 26-County government into the atrocity a ``whitewash'' at a
meeting with the Prime Minister, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern.
Published November 24, 2003
Groups hold rallies to mark Easter Rising
The anniversary of the Easter Rising saw commemorations from many
different republican groupings at Milltown Cemetery in Belfast.
Published November 24, 2003
The first I ran for election was in Mid-Ulster twenty-one
year ago.
Published November 24, 2003
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IN the very early days of the Troubles a reporter from British television, freshly arrived from `the mainland', was interviewing a woman on the Falls Road. He was perplexed at the degree of nationalist alienation and he asked the woman what had happened to her and her neighbours' homes. The woman said, ``They came down >from up there with bricks and petrol bombs and burnt us out, one after the other, in the middle of the night.
Published November 24, 2003
Referendum could affect Good Friday Agreement
Irish politicians s have expressed grave concern about the
implications for the Good Friday Agreement of the Dublin
government's proposed constitutional referendum to restrict
citizenship rights.
Published November 24, 2003
Keane to return to Irish soccer team
The former captain of the Irish soccer team, Roy Keane, is set to
return to international football almost two years after he
dramatically quit the squad at the 2002 World Cup in Japan.
Published November 24, 2003
Irish family under siege by U.S. agents
An Irish Republican is facing expulsion from the US after an
immigration court rejected an appeal against his deportation.
Published November 24, 2003
What is claimed to be the full list of the victims of British
agent Brian Nelson was published by the Sunday Life newspaper
at the weekend.
Published November 24, 2003
Republican seeks release over forensic frame-up
A Derry dissident republican on remand in Maghaberry Prison is to
challenge the decision to prosecute him on explosives charges
after the PSNI police and British army interfered with forensic
evidence in the case.
Published November 24, 2003
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