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Duine gan fód é Ruairí rothalchleasach (Free article)
9 April 1998
Gabhaim buíochas le Crom as Michael O'Leary Ryanair. A bhuíochas dá fhrith-cheardchumannachas cábógach tá gluaiseacht na gceardchumann dúisithe as a toirchim suain. Tar éis na mblianta de chomhpháirtíocht shóisialta, de chomhaontaithe náisiúnta agus de mhaorlathú plúchtach bhain Ryanair geit as daoine a shíl go raibh an aicmechogadh passé.…
Black Watch sent home from US (Free article)
9 April 1998
Six soldiers from the notorious Black Watch regiment have been sent home from a tour of the United States. Three were sent home after failing random drug tests, the other three were found guilty of other crimes and a seventh remains in prison after allegedly stealing a gun. The trouble flared when the soldiers were in Seattle in February for a…
Workers in struggle: Minimum wage only the first step (Free article)
9 April 1998
The Mitchell Paper was not the only document rejected within hours of publication this week. The Report of the National Minimum Wage Commission was rejected by the three employers organisations, IBEC, ISME and the SFA. The centrepiece of the report is a recommendation for a minimum hourly wage of £4.40.
Castlewellan recruitment (Free article)
9 April 1998
Frank McDowell, Sinn Fein Councillor for South Down, has accused the RUC of trying to recruit informers in the Castlewellan area and advised nationalists not to attend RUC barracks alone.
Sportsview: Competitive league encounters (Free article)
9 April 1998
In last weekend's National League quarter finals Leinster's only representatives, Offaly, continued to make big strides after winning last year's Leinster title. They took on Galway at Dr Hyde Park in rough conditions. Offaly's superior physical strength and their ability to take scores from play was enough to secure victory over the Tribesmen.…
Extra tax revenue not available to tackle poverty (Free article)
9 April 1998
In the same week that Dublin Government Exchequer figures showed a £500 million increase in tax revenue, Combat Poverty's acting Director Helen Johnston called for ``a stronger commitment to anti-poverty action''.
Remembering the Past: Clashmealcon Caves (Free article)
9 April 1998
The Civil War in Kerry will always be remembered for the atrocities, which were committed against republicans by the Free State regime. In spite of them republican determination never wavered as events at Clashmealcon Caves on 16 April 1923 showed.
Whirlwind tour (Free article)
9 April 1998
Eoin O Broin reports from the SF Youth delegation in the Basque Country
Back issue: Easter Statement 1978 (Free article)
9 April 1998
The Leadership of the Republican Movement extends greetings to comrades, friends and supporters at home and abroad on this the 62nd anniversary of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic.
New in print: The Gaelic cultures (Free article)
9 April 1998
Gaelic Nations By Dr Vincent McKee Published by Bluestack Press Price £10.00 (Ireland and Britain); $15.00 (USA and Canada)
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