29 June 2006 Edition
Interview: Margaret Adams, Sinn Féin Joint National Treasurer
29 June 2006
Continuing her series of interviews with Sinn Féin activists ELLA O'DWYER talks this week with Margaret Adams, one of Sinn Féin's joint National Treasurers. Free article
Mitchel McLaughlin Column
29 June 2006
As the first anniversary of the IRA putting its arms beyond use and announcing an end to its armed campaign approaches, both governments and all parties should reflect on how they have utilised that historic opportunity. Everyone should examine their comments, statements and reactions and ask if these have contributed positively. Free article
OPINION: English fans ditch Union Jack for Cross of St George
29 June 2006
As England World Cup fans ditch the Union Jack for the Cross of St George MICK DERRIG argues that it may signal the emergence of an English nationalism that could lead to the ultimate break-up of the British state. Free article
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29 June 2006
Counting the Cost of EU Enlargement, Vienna exits downbeat EU political stage, Thousands defend Basque prisioners' rights, MEP's Diary.... BAIRBRE de BRÚN and Strasbourg In Brief Free article
The Matt Treacy Column
29 June 2006
There is a school of thought in Laois that a crucial factor in their defeat last Sunday by Dublin was the motivational impact of the publication in the Laois Nationalist of an article that provided what was presumably meant to be a tongue in cheek description of the Dublin team and supporters. The following extract gives a flavour: Free article
Cúlchaint le Seán ó Donaile
29 June 2006
Faic le déanamh agus an lá ar fad chun é a dhéanamh - chonaic mé dráma Beckett don chéad uair le déanaí, mar ní thuigim Joyce agus bhí mé caillte nuair a thosaigh an comhrá ag na cóisir canapés ar bhóthar Sorrento. Free article
Media View BY JOHN O'BRIEN
29 June 2006
Once again the PDs are in the news, and for all the wrong reasons, as Stephen Collins might say. But it has been interesting to see the way in which the normal media feeding frenzy whenever politics descends to the level of raw, personal ambition has been leavened by a lot of sympathetic coverage. Free article