9 September 2004 Edition
Andersonstown PSNI Base must close
9 September 2004
West Belfast Sinn Féin Assembly member Michael Ferguson has expressed his outrage after the local District Policing Partnership began attempts to keep the Andersonstown PSNI military base open. Free article
Palestine calls from behind the Wall
9 September 2004
In August Diana Buttu, legal advisor and spokesperson for the PLO visited Belfast to speak at the West Belfast festival. Here we publish the second part of an interview she gave to An Phoblacht. Free article
New Lodge raid by LVF
9 September 2004
A man from the New Lodge Road area of North Belfast says he is too afraid to return to his Carisle Parade flat after a gang claiming to be from the Loyalist Volunteer Force smashed their way into his home on Monday 31 August. Free article
Sardinia's struggle against NATO occupation
9 September 2004
Sardinia is a name that evokes sun, the Mediterranean, holidays... But behind this postcard image there is a history of occupation, resistance and struggle for freedom. Free article
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Hoax bomb at community centre
9 September 2004
In the nationalist Rathenraw Estate in Antrim town the Red Hand Defenders said they left a hoax bomb outside a local community centre. Free article
Iranians to protest in Brussels
9 September 2004
Tens of thousands of Iranian exiles are expected to converge on the European capital Brussles on Monday 13 September in a mass protest against the ruling clerical regime in Iran. Free article
UVF behind recent racist attacks in Mid-Ulster
9 September 2004
Racist attacks in Mid-Ulster in recent weeks as well as an attack on two Portuguese families in Portadown are being blamed on the UVF. Free article
Sellafield 'Simpsons' stories
9 September 2004
In a scenario straight out of the Simpsons, BNFL's Sellafield site came under fire from two sources this week as the EU Commission and the British Environment Agency both highlighted serious health and safety flaws in the site's operations. Free article
FF's odyssey is about image-making
9 September 2004
The Fianna Fail odyssey took another turn this week, bringing the parliamentary party to Inchydoney County Cork for more reflection and it seems a bit of soul searching over the June local and EU election results. Free article