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The strange case of Thomas Longstaff (Free article)
3 December 1998
A legal case involving sport, sectarianism and a stabbing in which a young Celtic fan almost lost his life came to a conclusion last week when Rangers supporter Thomas Longstaff was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to ten years' imprisonment.
Television: Better than lovin' (Free article)
3 December 1998
Fever Pitch (Channel 4) It's Only a Game (Channel 4) How Others See Us (UTV) An Lasar Ceilteach (TnaG)
Equality - Sinn Fein opens up Stormont (Free article)
3 December 1998
Stormont, the bastion of exclusion and Unionist domination for over fifty years was opened up to the equality debate by Sinn Fein's Equality spokesperson John Kelly at an Equality Conference on Monday.
Editor's desk (Free article)
3 December 1998
Patton scores against RUC That could have been the headline in Wednesday morning's papers. It has nothing to do with Chris Patten and his Policing Commission or Joel Patton and his Spirit of Drumcree. Instead, it's another political football altogether - the RUC soccer team. They played Larne in the County Antrim Shield on Tuesday night and…
Threat of Ligoniel siege (Free article)
3 December 1998
Hardline loyalists are threatening to lay siege this weekend to the nationalist Ligoniel area in North Belfast. Posters appeared on Wednesday afternoon announcing a march in support of the Drumcree loyalists on Saturday afternoon leaving the Orange Hall at 1pm, to march up the Ligoniel Road.
Jim McGinn remembered (Free article)
3 December 1998
Tuesday 15 December marks the 25th anniversary of the death of Staff Captain Jim McGinn, Oglaigh na hEireann at Clady Bridge, on the Tyrone-Donegal border. A number of events have been organised to commemorate his role in the struggle.
O Caoláin calls for action on fodder crisis (Free article)
3 December 1998
Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin participated in an IFA-sponsored farm tour of North County Monaghan on Tuesday in conjunction with County Council colleague Brian McKenna. The purpose of the visit was to assess first hand the crisis facing farm families as a result of inadequate supply and poor quality of hay and silage due to the disastrous…
Fógraí bháis: Bob Smith (Free article)
3 December 1998
The death in Dublin of Bob Smith has robbed the Republican Movement of one of its most tireless workers. For the last sixteen years of his life Bob was the General Secretary of An Cumann Cabhrach and his work for republican POWs and their families is legendary throughout the length and breadth of Ireland, Britain and the United States.
Spirit of Scrooge alive on Drumcree Hill (Free article)
10 December 1998
At this time of year we traditionally count down the shopping days left until Christmas. But the nationalist residents of Garvaghy Road are counting the marching days left until Christmas as the Orange Order persists in its attempt to march from Drumcree and through the besieged nationalist enclave.
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