National Self-Determination - The Key International Struggle of our Times
11 April 2024
Writing for An Phoblacht, Sinn Féin national chairperson Declan Kearney said national determination is the key international struggle of our times. Free article
FEPS/TASC Conference: ‘Towards Recovery’ – October 23 @ Croke Park
30 September 2010
'TOWARDS RECOVERY'
AUTUMN CONFERENCE
Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) and TASC
Registration necessary
Saturday 23rd October in Croke Park, Dublin
Full programme and list of speakers
http://bit.ly/cop0j7
The following speakers are among those already confirmed:-
- Prof Bernadette Andreosso - Director of the Euro-Asia Centre at the University of Limerick
- Pervenche... Free article
Sinn Féin only party in the Dáil fighting cuts, says Aengus Ó Snodaigh
29 September 2010
SPEAKING after attending the Irish Congress of Trades Unions rally at the Dáil today in opposition to cutbacks, Sinn Féin spokesperson on Social Protection Aengus Ó Snodaigh TD said Sinn Féin is the only voice in the Dáil that is opposing cutbacks.
He said:
Both Fine Gael and Labour have signed up to cutting €3billion out of the economy annually for the next three years up... Free article
Jobs, Not Cuts – Rallies in Dublin, Derry and Belfast on Wednesday
28 September 2010
European Trade Union Confederation
DAY OF ACTION
Supported by the Irish Congress of Trade Unions and Sinn Féin
Wednesday 29th September
DUBLIN, ANGLO IRISH BANK, ST STEPHEN'S GREEN
Assemble 12:30pm – Rally at Dáil 1pm
BELFAST CITY HALL
Assemble 12:30pm – Rally 1pm to 2pm
DERRY GUILDHALL
Assemble 12:30pm – Rally 1pm to 2pm
Spare a thought for Brian Lenihan
27 September 2010
SPARE a thought for Brian Lenihan this week. Shouldering the ailing coalition, saving the economy (or not) and now taking on the international media.
Last Friday, September 24th, Lenihan said:
There is a tendency to paint black-and-white pictures, to overstate difficulties, to use sometimes emotive language. And, God knows, our problems are bad enough without exaggerating the... Free article
Witch Watch: Where is Christine O'Donnell's Irish connection?
25 September 2010
THREE critical things about would-be Delaware senator, Tea Party activist and Christian conservative Christine O'Donnell – hailed in the United States as another Sarah Palin – merit comment this week.
The first is the release by US comedian and cable TV talk show host Bill Maher of a never-before-broadcast 1999 video of O'Donnell telling of how she 'dabbled in witchcraft'. It... Free article
‘Sligo’s Noble Six’ commemoration: Lislahelly, Glencar, Sunday at 12 noon.
23 September 2010
NORTH SLIGO Sinn Féin have announced that a wreath-laying ceremony in remembrance of ‘Sligo’s Noble Six’ takes place at Lislahelly, Glencar, on Sunday 26th September at 12 noon.
The main oration will be given by Leitrim Sinn Féin Councillor Michael Colreavy.
Local republicans organising the event would like to encourage everyone to come along.
2010 marks the 88th anniversary of... Free article
Friday & Saturday: First Annual An Phoblacht Autumn School
22 September 2010
THE VERY FIRST An Phoblacht Autumn School is taking place this Friday and Saturday in West Cork with a range of speakers and events on the theme 'Time to Change Ireland – Tá sé in am Eirinn a Athrú'.
The North’s Minister for Regional Development, Conor Murphy MP, MLA, will officially open the school on Friday.
Guest speakers over the weekend include All-Ireland Cork hurler Dónal... Free article
Bonds sale: Investors profit while ordinary taxpayers left to the wolves
21 September 2010
THE only people to really benefit from today's National Treasury Management Agency sale of €1.5billion of bonds this morning will be investors while ordinary taxpayers are left to the wolves, Sinn Féin spokesperson on Finance Arthur Morgan has said:
Bond yields have increased yet again. The rapidly climbing rates are almost akin to those charged by backstreet moneylenders.
The... Free article
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