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McAliskey Labelled Guilty by Tory (Free article)
20 March 1997
Tory MP and Home Office minister David Maclean last week referred to Roisín McAliskey as an `IRA prisoner'' and implied that she should be treated similarly to Myra Hindley, a child murderer who is serving natural life.
Zero sums (Free article)
20 March 1997
The electorate should have little tolerance for another round of ranting from the political parties on crime, writes Rita O'Reilly
Six weeks to claim a critical prize (Free article)
20 March 1997
John Major has decided to launch the longest ever de-election campaign in British parliamentary history. It looks likely that his slide into political oblivion will take up the next six weeks. It can't come soon enough.
Mála Poist (Free article)
20 March 1997
Boycott German goods A Chairde, We make this appeal to purchasers of German goods. Please intervene on behalf of Róisín McAliskey, who is being held at the request of the German government who are seeking her extradition. The McAliskey family are known as people of honour and those people who have offered to go bail know they will not be let…
New Labour, new hope? (Free article)
20 March 1997
As the Westminster election campaign gets under way two writers analyse the implications of a possible Labour victory
By building, Israel tears down peace (Free article)
20 March 1997
Whatever else he may be doing by pushing ahead with the settlement in occupied land on the outskirts of Jerusalem, it is clear that Israeli premier Binyamin Nethanyahu is in breach of the 1993 Oslo Accords.
Feuding Orangemen confuse marching issue (Free article)
20 March 1997
Reports of a compromise made by the local Orange Order in Dromore, County Tyrone, and residents in relation to the contentious parade to take place there on July 12 has been confused and put in doubt after wrangling between local Lodge members and hardline outsiders.
Go on ye boy yah! (Free article)
20 March 1997
``The last time I was in Crossmaglen was forty years ago, on the border campaign and we weren't firing balls over the bar''. So said the republican veteran I met at Croker last Sunday as Cross' swept to their first ever All Ireland Club football title with a polished performance which Mayo's Knockmore had no answer for.
Damien Sullivan wins appeal (Free article)
20 March 1997
West Belfast man Damien Sullivan walked free last week after having a life sentence quashed. Sullivan was sentenced to life in May 1994 in connection with the shooting of a security guard at Anderson and McAuley's store in the centre of Belfast.
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