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TD supports Moyle campaign against Water Tax (Free article)
5 May 2005
Sinn Féin TD Arthur Morgan last week joined Moyle candidates Marie McKeegan, Oliver McMullan, Cara McShane, Cahal Newcombe and Maria O'Hara, in their campaign opposing the introduction of water charges.
The anarchist from Broughshane (Free article)
5 May 2005
The name of Captain Jack White flits through histories of the pre-1916 period. He was one of the founders of the Irish Citizen Army and was the first to drill and train its men. He later worked with the Irish Volunteers. And that brief appearance on the stage of Irish politics is about as much as most students of Irish history know about him.
Waterford Crystal axes 485 jobs (Free article)
5 May 2005
Management at Waterford Crystal has axed the jobs of 485 workers in their Dungarvan and Waterford City factories. The news is a devastating blow to the town of Dungarvan, where the factory will close and to Waterford City where the larger plant will also lose jobs.
Noose tales revisited (Free article)
5 May 2005
Despite a cover featuring a gibbet and noose, designed to rope in the more salacious reader, Hanging Crimes is not in the 'penny dreadful' tradition of crime and punishment reportage. Ten capital cases are covered by individual authors in an attempt to examine "the social dynamics" in the Ireland of those times. All the cases pre-date the…
PSNI attack caught on camera (Free article)
5 May 2005
The Police Ombudsman's Office is being asked to investigate an incident involving PSNI officers punching and kicking members of the public during an arrest operation in the Waterside area of Derry last Saturday morning.
Putting the West back on track (Free article)
5 May 2005
The right to have the Western Rail Corridor re-opened is only the first step toward re-addressing years of regional inequality, writes NOEL CAMPBELL
PSNI victim's family seeks justice (Free article)
5 May 2005
The family of 21-year-old Lurgan man Neil McConville, shot dead by the PSNI in 2003, has raised questions over the actions of the Police Ombudsman, the Policing Board and the PSNI in relation to the killing.
Short Strand commemorates Hunger Strikers (Free article)
5 May 2005
Sinn Féin TD Martin Ferris and Bernadette McAliskey were just two of the many people who travelled to the Short Strand last Sunday to speak at a Hunger Strike commemoration held in the area.
Paddy Short buried in South Armagh (Free article)
5 May 2005
Several hundred mourners, including high profile politicians and sports people, attended the funeral of well-known South Armagh republican and GAA man Paddy Short, who died last Saturday 30 April after a long illness.
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