14 February 2008 Edition
Le ChÉile Connacht Honouree : Kathleen Glavey
14 February 2008
KATHLEEN GLAVEY, from Dunmore, County Galway, is the Le Chéile honouree for Connacht. Kathleen's political work has been central to the reinvigoration of the Republican Movement in her native county and her outstanding contribution to the struggle is clearly acknowledged by those around her, people who say, "It's an honour to call her comrade." Free article
INTERVIEW: Raquel Garrido, National Council of the French Socialist Party
14 February 2008
RAQUEL GARRIDO is a member of the National Council of the French Socialist Party, the sister party of the Irish Labour Party. She was a prominent member of the successful campaign against the EU Constitution in France in 2005. Recently in Ireland to speak at the launch of the Campaign Against the EU Constitution's 'No to Lisbon' campaign, Raquel spoke to EOIN Ó BROIN about why she believes the Lisbon Treaty is bad for a social Europe. Free article
The Mary Nelis Column
14 February 2008
IT WAS the second attack within weeks, though you would never have guessed it judging by the reaction of the Six-County Tourist Board (NITB). Free article
This news feature is funded by the European United Left/Nordic Green Left (GUE/NGL)
14 February 2008
France: Thousands call for a referendum on Lisbon Treaty, Call for end to Gaza 'suffocation', Commercialisation of post services rubber stamped, De Brún welcomes Brazilian beef ban, Ending street homelessness, Euro Parliament to debate Lisbon Treaty, European Parliament celebrates 50th birthday and Irish language use defended in Euro Parliament Free article
Cúlchaint
14 February 2008
Fágann achan nduine an nead ám inteacht le dhul na choláiste nó le obair a fháil nó rudaí agus áiteacha úra a fheiceáil. Free article
Matt Treacy
14 February 2008
AS ANOTHER Antrim forward was dispossessed by a Dublin back, a frustrated Belfast voice was heard to lament the lack of sharpness that had been on display in the Walsh Cup. To which a Dub standing in front of him responded: "Ah, go easy on them. They're not playing Kilkenny now." It did at least raise a few smiles. Free article
Media View
14 February 2008
THE most (counter) revolutionary change taking place in Irish foreign policy over the last 30 years - from relative neutrality and a non-aligned position to that of Western fig-leaf - reached an almost final conclusion recently with the Irish Government's agreement to hold the line for the French in their neo-colony of Chad. Free article
Fifth Column
14 February 2008
Poster boys and girls
YOUNG Fine Gael is holding a slogan competition for a poster supporting the Lisbon Treaty.To try and get people’s creative juices flowing, YFG heads are showing what they describe as their “provocative” posters used in the first Nice Treaty referendum, Better 2 B Inside and Passion for Europe.
The idea, YFG says, was to motivate young people.
You may remember... Free article