21 November 2002 Edition
Trimble's tongue betrays him
21 November 2002
Even by the epic standards of hypocrisy normally set by unionism, Trimble's latest outpourings on the 26 Counties have reached a new and transcendent level. Free article
Commander 'assumed' killings were in self defence
21 November 2002
The former commander of British troops in Derry at the time of Bloody Sunday, Major General Patrick MacLellan, then a Brigadier, told the Saville Inquiry on Tuesday that his commanding officer, Robert Ford, had issued the order to use the Parachute Regiment on 30 January, several days beforehand. Free article
Current crisis most serious since Agreement was achieved - Adams
21 November 2002
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams, speaking at a press conference in Parliament Buildings Stormont, in advance of all-party talks today, said: Free article
Move to take the London out of Derry
21 November 2002
Derry Sinn Féin councillor Barney O'Hagan has proposed a motion for the next city council meeting on Tuesday 26 November to officially change the name of the city to Derry. Free article
Louth remembers brave Volunteers
21 November 2002
This Sunday will see the annual commemoration for Sean O'Carroll and Patrick Tierney, two young IRA volunteers murdered by Black and Tans in 1920. Free article
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Durkan backs McBride campaign
21 November 2002
SDLP leader Mark Durkan has pledged support to the McBride family in their campaign to have the two British soldiers who killed 18-year-old Peter McBride discharged from the British Army. Durkan made his pledge after meeting Peter McBride's mother Jean on Friday 15 November. Free article
Joe Cahill sells out in Monaghan
21 November 2002
Lifelong republican Joe Cahill was in Monaghan on Saturday last to sign copies of his recently published biography: Joe Cahill, A Life in the IRA, written by Belfast journalist Brendan Anderson. Free article
Amnesty accuses Israel of war crimes
21 November 2002
Amnesty International says there is clear evidence that acts committed by the Israeli Army during 'Operation Defensive Shield' were war crimes. Free article
Basque picket in London
21 November 2002
A joint picket was held last weekend outside the Spanish Embassy in London by the Basque Campaign in London and the Wolfe Tone Society. They were protesting of the current clampdown by the Spanish government against Herri Batasuna and Basque people, who are demanding independence from Spain and France. Free article
Former Beirut hostage visits Castlerea POWs
21 November 2002
The Warrington Male Voice Choir, accompanied by former Beirut hostage Terry Waite and the Mayor and Mayoress of Warrington, visited Castlerea Prison in Roscommon recently for a performance by the choir. Free article