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UDA attack pensioner's home (Free article)
25 November 2004
A nationalist pensioner is being treated in hospital after her Coleraine, County Derry, home was attacked by members of the UDA on Tuesday 23 November. The gang responsible for the attack on the pensioner had earlier threatened her three grandsons, warning them to leave the area.
Derry taxi drivers attacked (Free article)
25 November 2004
A Derry taxi driver has appealed to unionist politicians to use whatever influence they have to put an end to attacks on taxis, based in Derry's Cityside, travelling through the Waterside area.
Nestlé and Kraft plan Fairtrade hijack (Free article)
25 November 2004
The bandwagon is leaving town. The free trade lobbyists have realised that we consumers like fair trade products more, so Nestlé and Kraft, two of the world's larger food and particularly coffee producers, are in a race to introduce 'fair-trade' coffee brands into Europe and North America.
March for Tara from Garden of Remembrance to Wood Quay (Free article)
25 November 2004
A march against the proposed M3 motorway route through the Hill of Tara is being held in Dublin on Saturday 27 November, beginning at 1.30pm.
Anderson in Italy (Free article)
25 November 2004
Sinn Féin's All-Ireland Co-ordinator, Martina Anderson, recently travelled to Turin to represent the party at the Turin Social Forum where the theme for the three-day conference was 'Tra sogni e conflitti' (between dreams and conflicts).
Offaly honours the Manchester Martyrs - BY JONATHAN O'MEARA (Free article)
25 November 2004
A large crowd braved the weather in Birr, County Offaly, last Sunday to commemorate the 137th anniversary of the Manchester Martyrs. On 23 November 1867, Michael O'Brien, William Philip Allen and Michael Larkin were publicly hanged at New Bailey Prison, Manchester.
Lagan Valley Commemoration (Free article)
25 November 2004
The Lagan Valley Commemoration Committee would like to invite the public to their annual commemoration weekend honouring local Volunteers from the area. Starting on Friday evening at the Felons from 8pm, there is a celebration of local comrades who have fought and died in the struggle.
Loughnane Brothers Commemoration - Sunday 28 November (Free article)
25 November 2004
On 26 November 1920, one of the most horrific incidents of the Tan War occurred in South Galway. Two young brothers from Shanaglish, Pat and Harry Loughnane, the President and Secretary of the local Sinn Féin cumann and full back and goalkeeper of the local hurling club, respectively, were kidnapped by the Auxiliaries while threshing their…
Coalition ready to cut and run (Free article)
2 December 2004
It seems like a repeating cycle. Here we are once again, with Fianna Fáil asking us to believe in their promise of a better future.
Defending Tom Barry and the Boys of Kilmichael (Free article)
2 December 2004
Historian Meda Ryan last weekend defended the reputations of Tom Barry and his fellow IRA men, who inflicted a devastating blow against British forces in Cork on 28 November 1920 in the famous Kilmichael Ambush.
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