The Dublin government last week published its much anticipated
declaration of war on the working class.
![]() | |
Austerity plan must be resisted
The Dublin government last week published its much anticipated
declaration of war on the working class.
Published November 12, 2010
The problem of unbalance in the North's economy was
not one of inability or “troubles”, it
was one of a British policy of inhibiting local initiative and
filling up the gaps - for stability’s sake.
Published November 8, 2010
Harney deserving of special shame
Step forward Mary Harney, to a position of lonely eminence: the worse
tanaiste ever.
Published November 5, 2010
Fergal Moore sets out the approach of Republican Sinn Féin to the
possibility of talks with the British Government.
Published November 1, 2010
The recent internment of Conor Casey at the behest of the British
establishment is nothing short of a disgrace.
Published October 28, 2010
That, on the day an ailing Margaret Thatcher was being treated in a
private hospital, British Tory chancellor George Osborne was rising at
Westminster to wield his ideological axe was highly ironic.
Published October 24, 2010
Politicians content to let us wait in the dark
The ineptitude of our current masters is nowhere as clear as in this:
they can’t even give us the illusion of control.
Published October 19, 2010
Big stars, blood relatives and one guilty silence
Cork sports star Donal Óg Cusack has been mooted as a possible candidate
for Sinn Féin at the next electio
Published October 14, 2010
It was entirely appropriate that Martin McGuinness’s condemnation of the
IRA operation came from the Tory conference.
Published October 12, 2010
Derry bomb desecrates October 5th
It was totally inappropriate that there should be a bombing in Derry on
October 5th.
Published October 8, 2010
Is there anyone else who can run the country?
There is a sense of apprehension now about how our country is being run
that I don’t recall having witnessed before.
Published October 4, 2010
Conjuring truth from the tricks of memory
I have known Gerry Adams for almost forty years and there is no way would I
ever enter him for a ‘Memory Man’ competition.
Published October 1, 2010
Wright Inquiry and State collusion
Last week’s finding that there had been no State collusion in the
killing of Billy Wright said more about the unwillingness of the British
authorities to come clean about their own role than about the
circumstances of Mr. Wright’s death.
Published September 27, 2010
Anti-Catholic prejudice encouraged during Pope’s visit
You
would have thought the Pope represented a doctrine based on evil rather
than one based on Christianity.
Published September 24, 2010
Much has changed since the days of ‘81 in the occupied six counties in
the North of Ireland.
Published September 20, 2010
The Middle East peace talks, which formally opened in Washington on
Thursday, have been given one year. It’s a tall order.
Published September 16, 2010
Organising the fightback against the Tory assault
The attack on the welfare state in the Six Counties is out in the open.
Published September 14, 2010
This summer’s Belfast riots must have been the most anticipated for some
time, being widely predicted throughout politics and the media.
Published September 9, 2010
Facing up to the reality of an economic nightmare
As the country grinds to a halt, we should maintain some sense of decency and call a halt to the Anglo rescue.
Published September 6, 2010
Elements in the
intelligence agencies could be using a method of drip-feeding information
into the media to undermine political progress.
Published September 2, 2010
By default, this search engine looks for all words in any order. To search for an exact phrase, enclose the phrase in quotes:
"gerry adams"
The search engine also supports AND, OR, and NOT keywords to specify boolean expressions:
sinn OR fein
sinn NOT fein
Note that only twenty search results are displayed, in chronological order.