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Hamill family attends conference (Free article)
13 August 1998
Diane Hamill, sister of Robert Hamill, was in London last weeek to raise the profile of her family's campaign and to establish links with other families whose situation is similiar. Together with Rosemary Nelson, the Hamill family's solicitor, Diane addressed a seminar titled `Who are the Real Terrorists?' on 13 August which was organised by the…
Garvaghy Festival (Free article)
13 August 1998
The North West Portadown Festival/Feile na mBoithre will be on this Saturday and Sunday. During the festival Radio Equality will be back on the air from midday to 8pm.
Back issue: ``We have the ability to win'' (Free article)
13 August 1998
Incessant rain greeted the several thousand marchers who turned out on Belfast's Falls Road on Sunday 14 August for the start of the seventeenth anniversary march to commemorate the introduction of internment without trial on 9 August 1971.
New in print: Heroic journeys (Free article)
13 August 1998
Curious Journey: An oral history of Ireland's unfinished revolution and The Uniforms of 1798-1803
Cinema: Armageddon (Free article)
13 August 1998
Armageddon, the asteroid disaster movie starring Bruce Willis that challenges Godzilla for this summer's big budget blockbuster title, is actually very watchable. The plot is pretty straightforward. A rock the size of Texas is about to destroy the Earth, preceded by lots of little asteroids so we get some good explosions and set the scene. The…
Television: Dirty old men (Free article)
13 August 1998
Kinsey's Paedophiles (Channel 4) Coppers (Sky One) US Embassy Bombing (News Bulletins) Questions and Answers (RTE)
Black and green (Free article)
20 August 1998
Thirty years ago the Civil Rights movement in the Six Counties began with a march from Coalisland to Dungannon. Brian Dooley describes how they drew inspiration from the campaign for civil rights in the United States.
SF praises nationalist marchers (Free article)
20 August 1998
Sinn Fein Assembly member for South Down Mick Murphy has commended the behaviour of the nationalist bands and their supporters for their behaviour at the annual 15 August parade in Kilkeel.
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