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Cobh councillor harassed (Free article)
13 May 1999
Cobh Sinn Féin Councillor Kieran McCarthy has sought legal advice with a view to taking a civil action against the gardai and the DPP after he was charged last week with threatening behaviour. The Cobh man says the entire affair is designed to hinder his election campaign.
Tithe do Theifigh (Free article)
13 May 1999
Molann iarrthóir Sinn Féin i nGaillimh Vincent Forde, gur chóir go mbeadh an rialtas teach atá in mí-úsáid le tréimhse blianta áirithe a ghábhail chuige agus é a dháileadh amach ar ais ar dhuine a bhfuil díth air nó uirthi le haghaidh teach cónaithe.
`Committee' libel hearing (Free article)
13 May 1999
The Court of Appeal in London turned again last week to the libel case brought by Sean McPhilemy, author of ``The Committee'', against the Sunday Times. At the heart of the case is an article published in 1993 alleging that McPhilemy's earlier, similarly titled, television documentary hoaxed the public into believing in a murder conspiracy…
Workers in struggle: Scaffolders strike in fifth week (Free article)
13 May 1999
``If we're beaten everyone is beaten.'' This was the message from Andrew McGuinness, chairperson of the Dublin Scaffolders' Society. The unofficial scaffolders' dispute is now entering its fifth week as building contractors close more and more sites.
Duffy in ``trumped up'' conviction (Free article)
13 May 1999
``This is just another twist in the RUC's campaign against Collie Duffy'', said Sinn Féin Assembly member for Upper Bann Dara O'Hagan, commenting on the latest conviction against the well-known Lurgan republican, whom was found guilty on Wednesday 12 May on what she said were ``trumped up'' charges of assaulting RUC officers.
Sportsview: The quest for Sam (Free article)
13 May 1999
Sunday marked the opening of the All-Ireland football championship, with Westmeath defeating Carlow and Wicklow and Longford playing out a draw.
Brutal RIR attack in Lurgan (Free article)
13 May 1999
An RIR unit in Lurgan brutally assaulted a Lurgan man on Tuesday, 11 May, as he made his way from North Street to a computer shop in the town.
Back issue: RTE attacks censorship.. in South Africa (Free article)
13 May 1999
Sinn Fein described Tuesday's RTE's Today Tonight programme breaching South African broadcasting censorship laws as ``courageous'' but asked ``Will RTE producer Mary Raftery be given the same freedom by RTE management to challenge state censorship in Ireland as defined by Section 31 of the Broadcasting Act?''
No breakthrough at Drumcree talks (Free article)
13 May 1999
Talks between elected representatives in the Craigavon area, including First Minister David Trimble and Garvaghy Road Residents' spokesperson Breandán MacCionnaith, aimed at solving the siege of nationalists on the Garvaghy Road, broke up on Monday 10 May without any major breakthrough.
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