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Dul chun cinn ag feachtas Uí Néill (Free article)
7 August 1997
Tá an-dul chun cinn á dhéanamh ag an feachtas Justice for Diarmuid O Néill i Londain. Ag deireadh na míosa seo thart bhí cruinniú acu i dTeach Phairlimint Westminster agus tá roinnt feisirí phairliminte ag tacú leis an bhfeachtas.
Derry attacks continue (Free article)
7 August 1997
A nationalist family in the Clooney Estate in Derry were fortunate to escape serious injury when loyalist petrolbombers attacked their house on Saturday 2 August.
Workers in struggle (Free article)
7 August 1997
AIB pass the point of no return and Teletubbies in struggle
Italy unites against death penalty (Free article)
7 August 1997
Proinsias O Maolchalain in Italy describes an unprecedented campaign to save a man on death row in the United States
Sportsview: Sonia is still a star (Free article)
7 August 1997
Something is rotten in the sporting state if even the non contact sports become bruising battling encounters. Having resigned ourselves to the endless escapades of the Meath maulers now we have to witness Ireland's premier world class athlete being pushed, shoved and then verbally abused.
Longford prisoners picket (Free article)
7 August 1997
Over 150 people from Longford and Sligo/Leitrim gathered in Longford town centre on Saturday 26 July in support of Republican POWs in Belmarsh whose conditions of imprisonment have led to protests from many human rights groups.
Remembering the Past: An Droch Shaol - The Irish Holocaust (Free article)
7 August 1997
Typhus fever was rampant throughout the Famine years, along with an array of other diseases, illnesses and medical conditions associated with the scarcity of food, lack of vitamins, weakness, the cold and wet, proximity to other infected beings and the failure to bury victims rapidly.
Camlough Mini Festival (Free article)
7 August 1997
Saturday, 16 August, sees the hosting of a mini festival of events at the new Shane O'Neill's field, Camlough, Co Armagh.
Back issue: The `new' RUC (Free article)
7 August 1997
Scratch the `new' RUC and the colour Orange appears. That is the lesson learnt by many nationalists people in Downpatrick last Monday night when the loyalist thugs, in and out of uniform, turned their attentions to peaceful protestors who objected to a Paisley rally through the nationalist and, up to now, mainly peaceful town.
Court victory for anti-drugs activists (Free article)
7 August 1997
The case against three Dublin anti-drugs activists charged with assault was dismissed in court on Friday 25 July. The three men, Cecil Johnston, Michael Warner and Dennis Brunt, all from Killinarden in West Tallaght, were arrested on 4 November 1996.
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