25 May 2000 Edition
Britain's dirty war exposed
25 May 2000
British MI5 officers destroyed vital evidence of murder in a shoot to kill inquiry case. Free article
Boy survives second loyalist attack
25 May 2000
Declan Lagan is 13 years old. He lives in Ardoyne in North Belfast. Like any other boy of his age, he is starting to grow up and ``hang out with the lads''. Declan, however, is lucky to be alive, as loyalists could have killed him twice in the past year. Free article
MacManus secures Sligo/Leitrim nomination
25 May 2000
The Deputy Mayor of Sligo and senior peace negotiator, Alderman Sean MacManus, has been selected by Sinn Féin to contest the Sligo/Leitrim constituency at the next general election. The selection convention, chaired by Ard Chomhairle member and Six-County Assembly member Francie Molloy, took place on Sunday 21 May in the Silver Swan Hotel, Sligo, and was attended by over 100 delegates from both counties. Free article
Councillor arrested on way to council
25 May 2000
Sinn Féin is to make representations to the Dublin government and the NIO after an incident in which one of the party's councillors was arrested by the RUC while on his way to a council meeting in Craigavon. Free article
Large crowd at McCreesh commemoration
25 May 2000
Over 400 people attended the 19th commemoration march for hunger striker Raymond McCreesh in Camloch in South Armagh last Sunday, 21 May. Free article
Setbacks for unjust waste management plans
25 May 2000
Last Thursday, a bombshell hit the media with the leak to the Washington Post of the long awaited US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report on dioxins. The report not only classifies dioxins as human carcinogens but links even low-grade exposure to dioxin to a wide array of health problems, including changes in hormonal levels and developmental defects in babies. Free article