27 November 2008 Edition
Catholic taxis targeted
27 November 2008
A WOMAN passenger needed reconstructive surgery after she was hit by a brick as she travelled in a taxi in the Glenmachen Street area of Belfast. The woman, a 25-year-old student from Germany, was hit in the face when a brick was thrown through the windscreen. Free article
Arson attack on single mother
27 November 2008
NORTH ANTRIM Sinn Féin MLA, Daithí McKay, has condemned last Sunday's arson attack on the home of a Clough mother of one. Free article
Nuacht na nOibrithe
27 November 2008
Subway sacks pregnant worker, CIE may let 400 workers go, Pay block could provoke strike action and Nurses' work-to-rule ends Free article
Mallow local election candidates
27 November 2008
Toireasa Ferris pictured with Willy O'Regan and Stella O'Sullivan at the convention which selected the two Sinn Féin members as candidates to stand in Mallow for Sinn Féin in next June's local elections. Free article
Manchester Martyrs remembered in Cork
27 November 2008
THE annual Manchester Marytrs commemoration was held in Bandon on Sunday 23 Novemember. The march was lead through Bandon town by the South Derry Martyrs republican flute band and a Cork republican colour party. Free article
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West Tyrone dinner dance
27 November 2008
The West Tyrone Sinn Féin Dinner Dance was held on Saturday night 22 November in the Mellon Country Hotel, Omagh Free article
Fógraí bháis: JIMMY DUFFY
27 November 2008
ON Sunday, 2 November, veteran republican Jimmy Duffy died in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast. Born in August 1946, he died aged 62 from an illness he bore with great dignity. Free article
Fógraí bháis: DESSIE CARMICHAEL
27 November 2008
IT WAS with great sadness that I learned of the death of my friend, Volunteer Dessie Carmichael on 31 October. I first met Dessie in the early 1960s when the Republican Movement was emerging from a particularly difficult time with the ending of the 1956-1962 campaign. Free article
Sinn Féin oppose Dublin City Council estimates
27 November 2008
Dublin Sinn FÉin activists demonstrate outside city Hall on Monday 24 November over the ongoing cuts in public services and the decision by the decision by Labour and Fianna Fail councillors to vote for the City Councils Budget for 2009. Free article