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Unpicking the kingdom (Free article)
6 June 1997
As the British government prepares to launch its devolution policy in Scotland and Wales, Nick Martin-Clarke argues that republicans should look more closely at the British constitution.
Mowlam meets residents (Free article)
6 June 1997
Mo Mowlam met with Orange Order representatives and loyalist supporters last Wednesday 28 May. The meetings were held in Belfast and Derry with Orange chiefs including Robert Saulters, Apprentice Boys of Derry spokesperson Alistair Simpson, and ORDER activist Pauline Gilmore.
Parties run away from neutrality (Free article)
6 June 1997
Sinn Féin was the only political party to attend the press conference of the Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament on 30 May to call on the electorate to make defence of neutrality and abolition of nucelar weapons an election issue.
Three summers pass (Free article)
6 June 1997
Despite the flawed talks at Stormont Mícheál MacDonncha argues that the potential for change is massive
Loyalists kick RUC man to death. (Free article)
6 June 1997
The son of a serving RUC officer has been charged with killing RUC man Gregory Taylor in Ballymoney at the weekend. 30 year old Leslie Thomas Henry from Eastburn Crescent in the town was in court on Wednesday 4 June where he was accused of kicking the RUC man to death.
Where election fever can be fatal (Free article)
6 June 1997
As part of its campaign to destabilise Sandinista Nicaragua in the 1980s, the United States repeatedly called on the country's leaders to hold what they termed ``free and fair elections.''
Fuascailt call on Blair to release Roisin (Free article)
6 June 1997
Fuascailt, the Irish Political Prisoners Campaign, has called on British Prime Minister Tony Blair to release Roisin McAliskey as soon as possible. The demand was made in a letter handed into Downing Street by Maurice Quinlivan, Fuascailt convener on Sunday, 1 June.
Bíodh ``puinn foighde'' ann le bochtaineacht! (Free article)
6 June 1997
Thagair Mark Twain do ``lies, damn lies and statistics.'' Chum Winston Chruchill an nath ``terminological inexactitude'' agus chaith Anne Widdecombe ``unsustainabilities'' lena comhghleacaí Michael Howard. Is iomaí cur síos atá ar an mbréag.
Nationalist resident demands transfer (Free article)
6 June 1997
Derry Sinn Féin councillor Mary Nelis has accused the RUC and Housing Executive of endangering the life of a nationalist, attacked twice by loyalists over a six week period, by refusing to transfer him out of the predominantly loyalist area where he lives.
Sportsview: Oh! Revolution! (Free article)
6 June 1997
It's great to be a Daddy but when there's canvassing to be done and the baby needs changing, Daddy has to stay at home, make the bottles and watch Eastenders. One has to limit one's revolutionary activities to reading Ivor Callely's election leaflets and writing about cricket for An Phoblacht.
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