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Huge turnout for Edinburgh Connolly commemoration (Free article)
16 June 2005
The recent annual James Connolly commemoration in Edinburgh, organised by the James Connolly Society in the city, attracted over 1,500 supporters. The theme of this year's event was 'Make Partition History' and the guest speaker was Derry Councillor Raymond McCartney.
Mountmellick honours United Irishmen (Free article)
16 June 2005
On Saturday 11 June, at Graigue Cemetery, Mountmellick, County Laois, there was a considerable attendance at the Sinn Féin commemoration of the eleven United Irishmen executed by British Forces in Mountmellick in 1798. The men had been captured by crown forces after a terrible battle outside Monasterevin, after which they were brutally tortured…
Fianna Fáil rejects invite to re-unification debate (Free article)
16 June 2005
A debate on the re-unification of Ireland, with speakers from the SDLP and Sinn Féin, was held at Conway Mill, West Belfast on Tuesday night. Úna Gillespie of the West Belfast Economic Forum, which organised the event, criticised Fianna Fáil for refusing an invite to attend.
Derry Grand Draw date looms (Free article)
16 June 2005
The Grand Draw organised by The Derry Republican Graves Association is nearing the actual draw date. The draw which, has £20,000 in cash prizes up for grabs, will take place on Sunday 26 June at the Gasyard Centre at 7pm.
Hain's long road (Free article)
23 June 2005
The reality of the past decade is that political progress was made when the British Prime Minister himself got directly involved in the process and stood up to the anti-Peace Process securocrats within his own system. In the instances where the securocrats within the NIO managed to gain the ascendancy and regain control of British policy, then…
Catholic man beaten in his garden (Free article)
23 June 2005
A 32-year-old man who was beaten to the ground in his own garden in Finlay Park, Belfast, by the PSNI described his attackers as "thugs". Michael Wicklow was speaking after sustaining bruising to his body and forearm when a member of the PSNI struck him as he tried to protect himself during the incident on Saturday 11 June.
New Irish Export: An endemic health crisis (Free article)
23 June 2005
If you go to an Irish hospital, and are lucky enough to be assigned a bed in a ward, and not a trolley on a corridor, very possibly you will be looked after by nurses from the Philippines, Nigeria, etc. It is believed that up to 45% of doctors working in Irish hospitals are "non-nationals". And where are the Irish doctors? Well, they also go…
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