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Workers in struggle: Time to unplug the markets (Free article)
8 October 1998
Greenspan, Clinton, Wolfensohn, Camdessus, Tietmeyer, Brown and Blair - these are the names of just some of the economic decision makers that are this week being forced to wrestle with some simple truths. The first simple truth that they have been forced to acknowledge is that they are unable to stop the Asian Flu financial markets crisis hitting…
Workman threatened by loyalists (Free article)
8 October 1998
A West Belfastman working on the loyalist Old Warren Estate in Lisburn was threatened by loyalists and forced out of the sub contracting job he was doing.
Sportsview: Deadlocked (Free article)
8 October 1998
16,000 spectators saw a thrilling end-to-end contest end in a draw at Croke Park in the Women's GAA Final last Sunday (by the way, its official title remains the Bank of Ireland SFC Ladies Final but most of the newspapers ignore this archaic terminology). Beneath the scoreboard was a large digital clock (which stopped during stoppages for…
Housing crisis highlighted (Free article)
8 October 1998
The Housing Executive's annual `Housing Conditions Survey' has revealed that 44,000 homes across the Six Counties are unfit for habitation - being damp, in disrepair, lacking suitable washing facilities and with inadequate facilities for food preparation.
Remembering the Past: When history was made (Free article)
8 October 1998
In Caledon, County Tyrone there is a small housing development called Kinnard Park, a place that I had never been to until I was an adult, but somewhere that I heard about throughout my childhood. It was here in 1968 that my family were evicted from a house in an event that was to have major implications for my future and that of this country.
SF TD tackles Minister on farm crisis (Free article)
8 October 1998
The Minister of State for Agriculture Ned O'Keefe was challenged on the crisis in farming by Caoimhghín O Caoláin TD in Leinster House on Tuesday.
Back issue: Hume admits `Britain not neutral' (Free article)
8 October 1998
``Britain is not neutral about the use of force,'' John Hume has admitted to an audience in London - in stark contrast to his stance throughout the recently ended round of Sinn Fein/SDLP talks.
Felons harassment continues (Free article)
8 October 1998
Bigotry and revenge are the motives behind the ongoing RUC campaign of harassment against West Belfast's Felons Club, says chairperson Liam Shannon.
New in print (Free article)
8 October 1998
Snakes and Ladders and Frank Cahill Remembers-The Gates Flew Open: The night the Kesh went up
RUC at Queen's (Free article)
8 October 1998
The appearance of the RUC at the Queen's University Freshers Bazaar at the end of last week has been described as insulting by South Belfast Sinn Fein councillor Sean Hayes.
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