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Cork mayor is wrong to celebrate British Army (Free article)
6 November 2008
On 8 November, the Lord Mayor of Cork, Brian Bermingham (Fine Gael), will hold a concert to commemorate those Corkmen who died fighting in the British Army in the First World War. This follows the decision last year by the then Lord Mayor, Councillor Donal Counihan, to wear a poppy while attending the annual Remembrance Day ceremony run by the…
Aontachtóirí ag crosbóthar agus / and An anti-people Government (Free article)
6 November 2008
Contact: 58 Parnell Square, Dublin 1. Tel: 8733611/8733839 Fax: 8721859 or 53 Falls Road, Belfast BT 12 4PD. Tel: 90 347371 Fax: 90 225553, e mail: [email protected]
MALA POIST (Free article)
6 November 2008
All-Ireland action on suicide needed, Deeply offensive parade and Paisley Jnr's Taser 'joke'
Imeachtaí / Events (Free article)
6 November 2008
There is a charge of €10/£7 for inserts printed in our Imeachtaí column (carried in our print edition and on our website, www.anphoblacht.com). There is no charge for I nDíl Chuimhne, Comhbhrón etc. The deadline for notices is 5pm on Monday before publication. In order to be included notices must be received by email, post, phone or fax at…
Media View BY FRANK FARRELL (Free article)
6 November 2008
YOUR grouchy columnist gets grouchier each time he opens the Irish Times British/US war news section, that section of the newspaper which masquerades as foreign news or columns glorifying war against violent and unreasonable natives in the Middle East.
Costs of HSE review must be addressed (Free article)
6 November 2008
Sinn Féin Health & Children spokesperson Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin TD has called for a full Dáil debate on the outcome of the HSE's review of chest x-rays and CT scans in Louth and Meath hospitals and has also questioned the huge cost of the review at over €330,000, a sum which will come out of the budget for hospitals in the North East region. Ó…
Radical reform of tax system required (Free article)
6 November 2008
THERE are two important developments emerging from within our present economic crisis. The first is that a space is opening up to critique the failings of the Celtic Tiger model of economic development. The second is that as part of that critique various commentators are asking how the state intends to fund future social and economic development.
INTERNATIONAL BY EMMA CLANCY (Free article)
6 November 2008
Fifteen years after the Oslo Accords were signed; 41 years after the annexation of the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) of the Gaza Strip and the West Bank; and 60 years after al Naqba - the Catastrophe, in which 750,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes in the 1948 establishment of the Israeli state - life for the Palestinian…
Amnesty calls on Obama to prioritise human rights (Free article)
6 November 2008
Amnesty International urged US President-elect Ombama to show true leadership by making human rights central to his new administration. The organisation is calling on the new government to take concrete steps in its first 100 days, which would show genuine commitment to bringing the USA into line with its international obligations. Amnesty…
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