18 September 2008 Edition
Pay deal a bad deal for low-paid, says Mary Lou
18 September 2008
THE new draft wage agreement agreed by the social partners at Government Buildings in Dublin on Wednesday morning this week has been described by Sinn Féin as "disappointing" and "a bad deal for the low-paid". Free article
Olympic medallist subjected to 'degrading' treatment by PSNI
18 September 2008
IRISH Olympic medallist Paddy Barnes was forced to endure a body search and abusive language by a member of the PSNI. Free article
Two charged over loyalist murder of journalist
18 September 2008
TWO men have been charged with the murder of journalist Martin O'Hagan in Lurgan, County Armagh seven years ago. Free article
Brit submarine deployed in Shell dispute?
18 September 2008
Reacting to widespread speculation that a nuclear-powered British naval submarine was positioned in Irish waters eleven miles off the Mayo coast as the pipe-laying ship Solitaire arrived for work on the Corrib gas pipeline, Sinn Féin Justice and International Affairs spokesperson Aengus Ó Snodaigh TD called on Minister for Defence Willie O'Dea to make a public statement on the matter. Free article
Anger at low-flying RAF helicopters in Fermanagh
18 September 2008
THE use of Fermanagh for low-flying training by RAF helicopters in preparation for service in Afghanistan cannot be justified and has caused upset to families and children living in Lisnaskea, Donagh and the Knocks area, Sinn Féin councillors in Erne East have complained. They have called for an end to RAF flights. Free article
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British union delegates at TUC hear Sinn Féin view
18 September 2008
CURRENT issues affecting the Peace Process and Irish unity were heard by British trade unionists last week when Sinn Féin Assembly Member and Deputy Speaker Francie Molloy addressed a fringe meeting at the annual conference of the Trades Union Congress in Brighton. Free article
PDs irrelevant as policies adopted by Fianna Fáil
18 September 2008
COMMENTING on the possible demise of the Progressive Democrats, addressed at meetings of the party on Tuesday, Sinn Féin Dáil leader Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin said: Free article
Adams visits Rathlin
18 September 2008
SINN Féin President Gerry Adams and senior party officials made an historic and significant fact-finding visit to Rathlin Island off County Antrim last week. Free article
Nuacht na nOibrithe
18 September 2008
Aer Lingus plans to outsource workers, 'Minister should resign,' say civil servants , Nurses protest over working hours, More job losses in Waterford, TEEU lobbies against Laval judgment and BATU members ordered to leave offices Free article
Legendary Volunteers to be honoured
18 September 2008
'When Faulkner showed his hand He thought that by internment He could break our gallant band But the boys from Ballymurphy How they showed the way that night How they taught those English soldiers How Irishmen could fight' Free article