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31 January, 2008 |
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Le ChÉile Leinster Honouree : Áine Ní Ghabhann 
ÁINE NÍ GHABHANN (57), from Lougherew, County Meath, but a long-standing activist in Dublin City, is the Leinster honouree for the upcoming Le Chéile event to honour republicans who have made an outstanding contribution to the struggle. 
HE told it as it was. How his brother had been shot dead by the SAS, five bullets pumped into his back. The RUC had told his brother he would be dead before Christmas and he was. There were no enquiries or explanations. When they finally got his clothes from the RUC, they were in shreds, torn apart, like his body, by the force of the bullets. Classic 1970's republican music albums re-released 
TWO classic republican music albums recorded by the legendary Kathleen Largey and The Flying Column are once again available having just been re-released. 
THIS Tuesday, 29 January, marked the formal establishment in 1967 of the NI Civil Rights Association (NICRA). Four decades later, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams MP MLA, who was one of the small number people present at the founding of the association, sent his best wishes to all of those who participated in or supported the efforts to achieve fundamental civil and human rights in those difficult days. 
A RECENT meeting of the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body heard a report on the Irish community in Britain which described the appalling vista of discrimination, ill-health and poverty which has characterised the experience of Irish people living Britain for decades. INTERNATIONAL : Martina Anderson MLA in Venezuela 
VENEZUELA has become an example of how a "developing" country can use its natural resources to improve the living conditions of the population. The Chavez government is also an example of how, when there is a willingness, governments can fulfil their obligations to the citizens and offer efficient public services. Sinn Féin's MARTINA ANDERSON MLA had an opportunity to experience the Bolivarian Revolution first-hand when she visited Venezuela in January to attend the founding congress of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela. SALLY GALLAGHER spoke to her soon afterwards. 
BOOK REVIEW The Price of Our Souls: Gas, Shell and Ireland Photo: Serious questions have been asked about the way in which exploration licences were issued by Minister Ray Burke in 1992 
STOP MO BHUS i bpríomhchathair stairiúil na Bolaive inniu - Sucre. Ag an phointe seo cha dtig liom a rá gur mhaith liom na bailte móra seo, sílim i gcónaí go mbíonn i bhfad níos mó le fheiceáil sna ceantair iargúlta i measc na sléibhte arda agus paistí beaga de thalamh glas. Ach thig liom mo lámh a chur thar mo chroí agus a rá libh go raibh mé contráilte an t-ám seo. 
When the Carlow corner back Evan Doyle fell to the ground clutching his face - having received a slight, and perhaps even an affectionate, tap to the back of his head from Denis Bastick - there were infuriated cries from the Dublin supporters in Doctor Cullen Park. "Get up. The nominations for the Oscars are closed." LIARS, scaremongers, malcontents, extremists and political illiterates are, according to the Europhile media, the people who are campaigning for a 'No' vote on the Lisbon Treaty. Now The Irish Times has gone further and decreed that even that section of the broader population intending to vote 'No' is badly educated. |
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