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New ideas can help solve social problems (Free article)
16 December 2004
Sinn Féin MLA Thomas O'Reilly recently accompanied a number of community groups from Fermanagh on a visit to Merseyside in Liverpool to examine initiatives aimed at helping disadvantaged sections of the community.
Volunteer Hugh Duffy (Free article)
16 December 2004
Volunteer Hugh Duffy, from Derry City, who died on 1 December and was buried with full military honours, was the best and most reliable friend that anyone could ask for.
Liam O'Mahony (Free article)
16 December 2004
Family and friends from far and near gathered in Portarlington on Saturday 20 November to pay their final tribute to lifelong republican Liam O'Mahony. Born in Dublin's North Strand, Liam was reared with a love for all things Irish, from the language to Irish music and games. He drew inspiration from Pearse and Connolly and it was fitting that a…
Molly McGinn (Free article)
16 December 2004
The community of Castleblayney, County Monaghan, and the wider republican community of the border counties of Monaghan and Armagh were deeply saddened by the passing on Thursday 2 December of Molly McGinn, a stalwart republican and native of Toome, Castleblayney.
Tom Dunne (Free article)
16 December 2004
Republicans in Laois were saddened at the passing of Tom Dunne, who died recently in his 88th year. The respect in which Tom was held was reflected in the numbers that attended his funeral. A large republican guard of honour met the cortege and his Tricolour draped coffin was accompanied from the church in Stradbally and to the cemetery at his…
Send Christmas greetings to a republican POW (Free article)
16 December 2004
Send Christmas greetings to a republican POW
Challenge for first nationalist seat in Lisburn North (Free article)
16 December 2004
Sinn Féin is confident that it is poised to make an historic breakthrough in the Lisburn Council elections next May in the Lisburn North electoral area through candidate Jacqui Currie.
Day of Reflection (Free article)
16 December 2004
Sinn Féin Mayor of Derry Gerry Ó hEára described the Day of Reflection remembrance ceremony held in Derry last Friday as a resounding success.
Papers released under new Freedom of Information Act- Brits decided to let Hunger Strikers die (Free article)
6 January 2005
Documents released under the new Freedom of Information Act, which came into force on 1 January, have revealed that in December 1975, the British Government made a decision that, in the event of a hunger strike by Republican POWs, it would let prisoners die rather than reintroduce Special Category status.
Cancel the debt for tsunami nations (Free article)
6 January 2005
2004 saw many natural disasters, including earthquakes, cyclones, hurricanes, storms and floods, but nothing during the year could have prepared us for the catastrophic tsunami that struck Asia on St Stephen's Day. The giant waves, sparked by an underwater earthquake, hit with such power that within minutes, over 150,000 people died and millions…
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