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Remembering the Past: Battle of Limeridge (Free article)

6 June 1997

Throughout history we have learnt of the brave men and women who did whatever they could to strike a blow for the freedom of Ireland. Among the bravest was Colonel John O'Neill who a year prior to the Fenian Rising in Ireland took on British forces abroad.

Fógraí bháis (Free article)

6 June 1997

Martin Doherty

Back issue: Election worker shot (Free article)

6 June 1997

Only a week after the sectarian shooting and serious wounding of Belfast Sinn Féin's chairperson, Alex Maskey, loyalist gunmen again shot and wounded a Sinn Féin election worker in a betting office in the Markets area of South Belfast.

New in print (Free article)

6 June 1997

The Chartists and The Captive Voice/An Glór Gafa

Television: Diet Fine Gael debates the Thatcherite axe-vixen (Free article)

6 June 1997

Spurred on by their own boredom and schadenfreude, many readers will have tuned in to Prime Time (RTE, weeknights, 9.30) to watch Dick Spring and Mary Harney attack one another. They got a special treat before the ``debate'' even began - Prionsias De Rossa stuck in a hole, digging.

Editor's desk (Free article)

6 June 1997

Some candidates will do anything to get votes. Labour TD in Dublin North East Seán Kenny agreed to be a judge in a talent competition in a local pub last Sunday night but little did he know what he was in for. After a week of encountering many new republican voters on the doorsteps Seán settled down for what he thought would be a relaxing…

Dúirt siad... (Free article)

6 June 1997

The week in quotes...

News review (Free article)

6 June 1997

This weeks news in brief...

Walking past history (Free article)

13 June 1997

It was a week of comings and goings in Derry, as the City prepared to commemorate the 1400th anniversary of Colum Cille, who founded a monastic settlement among the oak forest in 557 and which four centuries later gave the city its name, Doire Colum Cille. The Gaelic settlement of Doire lasted for almost a thousand years until the plantation in…

Transfers welcomed (Free article)

13 June 1997

SINN FEIN COUNCILLOR and spokesperson on prison issues Michael Browne has welcomed the transfer of Irish prisoners Danny McNamee and Liam McCotter to Maghaberry prison in County Antrim.

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