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British army incursion (Free article)
22 April 1999
The British Army was involved in an undercover surveillance operation in County Louth last weekend, according to Sinn Féin's European election candidate Arthur Morgan.
New victims group guilty of hidden agenda (Free article)
22 April 1999
A new victims' umbrella group, `Northern Ireland' Terrorist Victims Together (NITVT), has been accused of reinforcing divisions in the status of the dead of the last 30 years of conflict in the Six Counties. By failing to contact many of the victims/survivors groups in the nationalist community prior to its launch on Friday, 16 April, at the La…
Derry marks 30 years since Devenny (Free article)
22 April 1999
`Sammy Devenny' - two words. Like `Bloody Sunday'. `Francis Hughes'. `Long Kesh'. Two words, which have been in my vocabulary for a very long time. I have no recollection of where I first heard them, or who spoke them. What I do know is why they are important.
Show of support for Garvaghy (Free article)
22 April 1999
The latest in a series of groups set up to support the residents of the Garvaghy Road held its first public meeting in Camlough, South Armagh on Tuesday night. One hundred and twenty people packed into the village's small community centre for the meeting, organised by the Newry/South Armagh Garvaghy Road Support Group.
Fógraí bháis: Christy Jackson (Free article)
22 April 1999
The death ocurred recently of Christy Jackson, a prominent community activist from Dublin's north inner city, following a considerable period of illness.
How do they know you're a Catholic? (Free article)
29 April 1999
With this week marking the 300th day of siege of the Garvaghy Road, Laura Friel spent a day talking to local residents.
Ingram snubs Springhill massacre victims (Free article)
29 April 1999
British `victims' minister Adam Ingram has been accused of snubbing members of the Springhill Massacre Committee, who requested a meeting with him. In his reply to the group, Ingram claimed there was no need for a meeting, saying that ``all deaths... resulting from military activity are investigated''.
Garvaghy - Supremacists will not win (Free article)
29 April 1999
Just over a year ago, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams asked a simple question. Speaking at the party's Ard Fheis, he asked rhetorically if the Good Friday Agreement created a level playing field. He said it ``clearly did not''.
Mála Poist (Free article)
29 April 1999
Gardaí accused of racism A chairde, The news that the gardaí are this week taking lessons in multicultural policing from London's Metropolitan Police is nothing if not ironic, given the institutionalised racism displayed by that force in the Stephen Lawrence case. The behaviour of the gardaí in the case of Belmondo Wantete, however, shows that…
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