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Community excluded from drugs meeting. (Free article)
4 March 1999
The Falls Community Council (FCC) has expressed concern at a decision by Belfast City Council to exclude a number of prominent drug awareness community representatives from a major council meeting on the emerging drug problem, while inviting the RUC to attend the event.
Commemorate the Crooks (Free article)
4 March 1999
At the risk of being labelled in the same way as a certain `Bert the Expert' who once described current architecture in London as akin to a `monstrous carbuncle' on the landscape, I think the present debate on developments in Dublin deserves a mention in dispatches.
Nationalist hopes as yet confounded (Free article)
4 March 1999
A myth pedalled by unionist politicians and now taken up by others within the SDLP and the 26 County political establishment is that the issue of decommissioning is the only piece of a larger political jigsaw which has yet to fall into place.
Judgment reserved in Meehan case (Free article)
4 March 1999
On the November 17 1994, in the months following the first IRA cessation, well-known republican activist Martin Meehan was verbally abused and seriously assaulted by the RUC during a car search in the Ardoyne area.
No reason in the wide earthly world! (Free article)
4 March 1999
So the Dublin government's brilliant master plan to wangle another few bob from the EU has, surprise, surprise, fallen flat on its face. The amazing thing is that it hasn't happened long before now as 26 County politicians have repeatedly prostituted themselves by selling the country for CAP funds, structural funds, transition funds and whatever…
Adams completes sucessful Australian visit (Free article)
4 March 1999
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams concluded a hectic nine day trip to Australia last Monday with a one hour meeting with Australian opposition Labour Leader Kim Beazley, and a fifteen minute phone conversation with Foreign Minister Alexander Downer. He then met Archbishop Hickey of Perth.
ETA to maintain ceasefire (Free article)
4 March 1999
The Basque armed organisation Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) issued a statement last week stating the organisation's intention of maintaining the ceasefire called last September. The reasons argued for this decision are ``the steps taken towards a process of national reconstruction, the feeling of hope and the advance in the reconstruction process…
Ex-prisoners arrested in Manchester (Free article)
4 March 1999
Three members of Derry-based ex-prisoners group, Tar Abhaile, who were arrested and detained for three days in Manchester, are to take legal action against the British police for unlawful arrest.
Táthar ag géilleadh do na tiarnaí cogaidh (Free article)
4 March 1999
Rinneadh athrú fíorbhunúsach ar pholasaí an stáit Éireannaigh an mhí seo caite nuair a d'fhógair an Taoiseach Ahern go raibh a rialtas ag géilleadh go bhallraíocht sa comhpháirtíocht um shiochain (CS/PFP). Bhí an t-athrú polasaí chomh bunúsach sin gur thuill sé reifreann ach ní dheachthas i gcomhairle le buneagraíochtaí Fhianna Fáil fiú. An…
Conference hears that ``RUC cannot be re-packaged'' (Free article)
4 March 1999
Policing was the theme of a major human rights conference hosted by the Committee for the Administration of Justice over the weekend of 26, 27 February. More than 200 human rights activists, aswell as community and political representatives attended a series of lectures and workshops in the Wellington.
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