26 August 2004 Edition
Irish establishment recruits for British Army
26 August 2004
EARLIER this month, a quite shameful ceremony took place in a cemetery in Westport, County Mayo, when the Fianna Fáil Minister for Defence, Michael Smith, and the British Ambassador, Stewart Eldon, presided over a commemoration for a Mayo-born British soldier who won a Victoria Cross during the so-called Indian Mutiny of 1857. Free article
What will we do when the oil has gone?
26 August 2004
An Phoblacht's ROISIN DE ROSA examines the benefits of investing in wind power in a world of falling oil and gas reserves and rising prices for these fuels. Free article
Travellers and us
26 August 2004
It is quite clear that there is a huge gap in understanding of what life is like for Travellers, writes JIM GIBNEY Free article
Scottish independence closer than ever - Emergence of new pro-independence parties the key
26 August 2004
ALAN McCOMBES, National Policy Co-ordinator for the Scottish Socialist Party, replies to MICK DERRIG's article in last week's paper which argued that devolution has successfully defused the campaign for Scottish independence. Free article
In the light of the South - Done into English - Collected Translations by Pearse Hutchinson
26 August 2004
Two related myths are still peddled by certain opponents of efforts to support the Irish language and by some supporters of the EU superstate project. The first is that Irish in the education system is a hindrance to our children learning other European languages. The second is that to be critical of the EU project is to be anti-European. Free article
The 5th Column
26 August 2004
An Phoblacht's famous weekly satirical column. Read on... Free article
Spriocanna Domhanda
26 August 2004
KeepOurWord.org is part of Trócaire's awareness campaign that should make a difference to achieve world peace and end global poverty, writes AN DRAOI RUA. Free article