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The Mary Nelis Column (Free article)
8 March 2007
The most apt description of how the British partitioned Ireland can be found in a classic book written by the late Spike Milligan. Puckoon tells the story of what happened in a small village in Ireland when English civil servants, slightly in their cups, found that they could not guarantee an inbuilt unionist majority by drawing a straight line on…
The Matt Treacy Column (Free article)
8 March 2007
If only they had phones in Belfast the poor Dubs would have been spared a fruitless trek to Casement Park last Sunday. As it happened the team was ready to take the field when it was decided to abandon the game due to the condition of the pitch following severe overnight rain.
Media View (Free article)
8 March 2007
It's a great relief to find that the Independent newspaper group, having briefly flirted with news and serious analysis about two weeks ago, has reverted to type and is once more spewing out the dishonest misrepresentation that is their hallmark.
Letter to the Taoiseach (Free article)
8 March 2007
If you have a cold hand, it might be because you have a warm heart. Anyway, that was my explanation on meeting and greeting the people outside the Sacred Heart Church last Sunday morning. The last Sunday before the Assembly Elections.
Charging of McAnespie and McGeough 'scandalous' (Free article)
15 March 2007
Sinn Féin Dáil leader Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has described as "scandalous" the charging of Vincent McAnespie and Gerry McGeough following their arrest on the day of the count in the Six County Assembly elections.
Huge mandate for political progress (Free article)
15 March 2007
The results of the Assembly elections in the Six Counties demonstrate clearly that a vast majority of people, right across the North want the political process to move forward. Sinn Féin is ready and willing to form a government on 26 March.
Mála Poist (Free article)
15 March 2007
'An Phoblacht' welcomes readers' letters. Letters in Irish or English should be kept short (no more than 200 words) and typed or handwritten clearly, double-spaced and on one side of the paper only. Name and address should be supplied for verification, but these will not be published if we are so requested. Cuireann 'An Phoblacht' fáilte roimh…
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