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Hamill family to launch appeal (Free article)
11 December 1997
The family of loyalist murder victim Robert Hamill are to launch an appeal for funds to support a private prosecution against those they think are responsible for Robert's death.
Back issue: Put up your Dukes (Free article)
11 December 1997
One of Fine Gael's certainties for an important cabinet position in a forthcoming coalition government is the Kildare deputy Alan Dukes, who has been presented as one of the party's bright young intellectuals since entering Leinster House last year.
Hundreds at Maghera Saoirse rally (Free article)
11 December 1997
Speaking at last Wednesday night's Saoirse torchlight march and rally in Maghera, which was attended by hundreds of South Derry nationalists, Sinn Féin's Francie Molloy said:
New in print (Free article)
11 December 1997
Irish Almanac and Yearbook of Facts 1998 and Michael Collins and The Brotherhood
British courts target eco-activists (Free article)
11 December 1997
Animal rights campaigner Barry Horne has become the latest victim of the British establishment's war on eco-activists.
Television: No room at the inn (Free article)
11 December 1997
This week sees the passing of International Human Rights Day, 10 December and a rush by TV stations to highlight many worthy international injustices, though for some strange reason this doesn't include Plastic Bullets, Shoot to Kill etc etc, as that might upset the Unionists.
We must do better this time (Free article)
11 December 1997
Two gatherings were held in Dublin Castle on successive days last week. The juxtaposition has been little noted but it was heavy with irony. On Friday 5 December Taoiseach Bertie Ahern convened the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation. The next day he hosted a reception on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the Irish Free…
Editor's desk (Free article)
11 December 1997
Well, there is one little correction to our prisoners' list from last week. You needn't send Christmas cards to Liam Averill in H8 because he has popped out to enjoy the festive season in more comfortable surroundings. Don't spend your money on a stamp and card - instead, buy a drink and toast one of the cheekiest escapes in the long history of…
Suffering at the hands of an oppressive state (Free article)
18 December 1997
Eight-year-old Caitriona Duffy is singing carols with a school friend in the kitchen as her mother, Susan, prepares the evening meal. Her father, Colin, gently rocks baby Sinéad to sleep.
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