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Sinn Féin unveils border-busting Strategy (Free article)
3 February 2005
The official launch of Aontú, the Sinn Féin strategy group for cross-border integration, took place in the Clinton Centre, Enniskillen on Friday last. It is one of the party's major initiatives to advance the all-Ireland agenda and prepare for Irish re-unification.
Tús an Earraigh agus Tréimhsí eile na Bliana (Free article)
3 February 2005
With the beginning of spring, AN DRAOI RUA has taken the opportunity to give a brief account of how the ancient Celts divided up their time
Protests as rubbish piles up in Cork City - SF shakes up City Hall (Free article)
3 February 2005
Spare a thought for the unfortunate "city fathers" of Cork, whose lives are being made a misery by unruly Shinners both inside and outside the council chamber. Cork City Council used to be a cosy set-up. Councillors' main business was to make long-winded speeches congratulating themselves and the City Manager on what a great job they were all…
Modern Griffiti (Free article)
3 February 2005
In the pantheon of republican thought, there is usually little space given over to consideration of Arthur Griffith. Contemporary republicans often seem more preoccupied, perhaps rightly, with the who, what and when of the last 40 years, rather than events at the beginning of the 20th Century.
Oireachtas Traveller Interest Group launched (Free article)
3 February 2005
Sinn Féin Equality spokesperson Aengus Ó Snodaigh TD attended the launch in Dublin of the Oireachtas Traveller Interest Group on Monday.
Eight gunned down in Belfast in two days - Remembering the Past (Free article)
3 February 2005
In two days of February 1992, 13 years ago, eight nationalists were killed in Belfast. On Tuesday 4 September at 1.15pm at the Sinn Féin offices on the Lower Falls in Belfast, a man entered the building and claimed that he was a journalist there for a press interview. When the office door attendant, Paddy Loughran, notified the duty press…
New prison an attack on local democracy (Free article)
3 February 2005
Sinn Féin candidate for the Meath by-election, Councillor Joe Reilly, has described the decision to build a new 'super prison' on the Dublin/Meath border as an "attack on local democracy".
Blair to apologise over Conlon injustice (Free article)
3 February 2005
British Prime Minister Tony Blair is reported to be on the verge of making a public apology to the family of Guiseppe Conlon. In one of the most notorious miscarriages of justice carried out by the British judiciary against Irish people, the Falls Road man was imprisoned and left to die in a British jail.
Collusion exhibition ordered out university (Free article)
3 February 2005
Officers from the students union at Jordanstown University ordered the removal of an exhibition on collusion from its premises on Wednesday 2 February, saying it caused offence to staff in the union building and to students. Yet, not more than 100 yards away, uniformed PSNI members were holding a recruitment drive unchallenged.
SF worker harassed at checkpoint for 45 minutes (Free article)
3 February 2005
The holding of a constituency worker for Michelle Gildernew MP at a checkpoint by the British Army for 45 minutes is just the latest example of a relentless campaign against sections of the nationalist community, says Fermanagh MLA Thomas O'Reilly MLA (left).
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