25 January 2001 Edition
Exit Mandelson
25 January 2001
Peter Mandelson's resignation should not distract the British government from current talks aimed at creating a new dynamic in the peace process, the Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams warned last night. Free article
UDP split as loyalist violence continues
25 January 2001
Nationalists will be watching closely the effect of the UDP split, especially as the UDA have been involved in orchestrating and carrying out attacks on Catholics in recent months, said Sinn Féin's Alex Maskey. Free article
DPP defends RUC thugs
25 January 2001
Once again the Six-County DPP has rallied to defend RUC misconduct. David Adams, ex-POW and a cousin of the Sinn Féin president, lost his legal battle last week to have RUC officers guilty of ``illegal behaviour''. Free article
Civilian witnesses bear brunt of Saville Inquiry
25 January 2001
Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign spokesperson John Kelly has spoken of the trauma faced by Derry people testifying before the Bloody Sunday Inquiry in Derry's Guildhall. He was participating in a workshop during a series of events held in London on Saturday, 20 January, to commemorate Bloody Sunday. Free article
Ante ups in Sinn Féin flag challenge
25 January 2001
The case brought by Sinn Féin on the issue of flags is set to heat up in the coming days. Free article
Could this really be the end?
25 January 2001
Dell, Compaq and Microsoft were added to the list this week of technology giants who have somewhat lost their shine. Add in growing fears that the US economy is slowing down and you have the crisis mongers in our media foretelling that the Celtic Tiger is heading for the endangered species list. No one seems to be answering the simple question of why are we so easy prey to a boom and bust cycle anyway? Free article