4 November 2012 Edition
Martin McGuinness: ‘A united Ireland is inevitable’
4 November 2012
AN PHOBLACHT last interviewed MARTIN McGUINNESS during his election campaign for President of Ireland. One year on – after coming a very creditable third of seven candidates and winning twice as many votes as Fine Gael’s Gay Mitchell – Martin spoke to us about the political state of play. Free article
Martin McGuinness: ‘A united Ireland is inevitable’
4 November 2012
AN PHOBLACHT last interviewed MARTIN McGUINNESS during his election campaign for President of Ireland. One year on – after coming a very creditable third of seven candidates and winning twice as many votes as Fine Gael’s Gay Mitchell – Martin spoke to us about the political state of play. Free article
Pitchfork Murders: cover-up by British Army exposed
4 November 2012
A NEW book reveals evidence that undermines the official version of events surrounding ‘The Pitchfork Murders’, when British soldiers killed two Newtownbutler men in what the author calls a pre-planned slaughter designed to terrify the nationalist and republican people of Fermanagh. Premium service article
Partition is costing Southern economy money
4 November 2012
TAOISEACH ENDA KENNY’S plea that he cannot consider a Border poll until the economy is sorted out ignores the fact that partition is costing the Irish economy every day, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams said after opening party offices in Meath and Derry. Free article
November 2012 Edition photographs
4 November 2012
Photographs from the November 2012 edition of An Phoblacht Free article
Dr Aleida Guevara: Daughter of Che Guevara talks to An Phoblacht
4 November 2012
WHETHER SHE IS in the streets of Havana, at a university in Paris, or even in the tiny West of Ireland village of Kilkee, County Clare, Dr Aleida Guevara is never far away from an image of her father. The ‘Heroic Guerrilla Fighter’ photograph — later turned into a caricature by Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick — is considered the most famous image in the world. Premium service article
Editorial | Eagarfhocal
4 November 2012
Fine Gael/Labour chose banks and the EU over Irish citizens and Border poll the next step Free article
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Budget 2012: We need a Plan B
4 November 2012
RISING UNEMPLOYMENT, poverty and emigration, cuts in esssential public services and the unravelling of community supports is the dismal backdrop to the looming budget to be announced on 5 December. Premium service article
A Budget that adds up
4 November 2012
“THE ONLY THING certain in life is death and taxes.” So said Benjamin Franklin, founding father of the United States. The Dublin government must have misheard — they’ve made taxes and cuts certainties, every Budget, every year. This, for the last four years and despite a change of government after a massive rejection of the austerity route in the last general election. Premium service article
Sinn Féin jobs plan and how to pay for it
4 November 2012
SINN FÉIN has launched a 60-page job creation proposal setting out a comprehensive plan for making youth employment a priority; assisting businesses and manufacturing; developing the agri-food sector; reforming the existing enterprise agencies; promoting co-operatives and much more. Free article
John Walker, Birmingham Six: The people who framed us have never been brought to account
4 November 2012
Little did I know at that stage it would be 16 years before I would set foot on a street again as the British demanded their pound of flesh and we were to be it Free article
Athchóiriú gan cumhachtaí, athchóiriú gan mhaith
4 November 2012
FUAIR PLEAN Phil Hogan i dtaobh athchóiriú an rialtais áitiúil an-chuid poiblíochta nuair a foilsíodh é, agus an rialtas ag maíomh gan séanadh gurb é an t-athchóiriú ba dhoimhne in Éirinn é le céad bliain. Free article
Protecting children
4 November 2012
THERE ARE some things that stay with you, that crystalise your view and set your perspective. The Roscommon abuse case, which came to light in 2009, stays with me. It confirmed in my mind the absolute necessity for the state to protect children, to intervene where a child is not safe in their own home. Free article