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Television: Official Ireland is in mourning. (Free article)
20 May 1999
The Late Late Show (RTE1) Legends of the Isles (TnaG) Obsessions (Network 2)
Impartial police call (Free article)
20 May 1999
``In the early 1990s, the RUC burst into my home, placed my girlfriend and myself under house arrest and began to search. They took pictures and letters as evidence and took me to Castlereagh for questioning.
Violence fills vacuum (Free article)
27 May 1999
This week marked the first anniversary of the referenda which endorsed the Good Friday Agreement by a huge majority of Irish people on both sides of the border. Ninety-five percent in the 26 Counties and 71.2% in the Six Counties voted for political change.
O Caoláin abstains on Articles 2&3 bill (Free article)
27 May 1999
Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin recorded the ``anger and frustration'' of nationalists and republicans at the non-implementation of the Good Friday Agreement when he spoke in the Dáil on Wednesday. The Cavan/Monaghan TD withheld support for a government bill to allow the extension of the time period during which the government can declare that…
Who wins from BoI merger? (Free article)
27 May 1999
Bank of Ireland, the second largest Irish retail bank, is set to take over the British Alliance and Leicester mortgage company. The merger was welcomed by Employment and Enterprise minister Mary Harney and Fine Gael finance spokesperson Michael Noonan.
Mála Poist (Free article)
27 May 1999
Old hat from Arthurs A Chairde, After hearing political analyst Paul Arthurs on Ulster Television, Monday 24 May, I cannot but wonder why he is considered an expert on matters political. For the benefit of those readers who missed the broadcast, Mr. Arthurs predicted that the DUP, SDLP, and UUP would emerge victorious from the 10 June European…
An oíche a chaoin Mary Harney (Free article)
27 May 1999
Barry Desmond bocht! Rachaidh sé dian air déanamh gan a thuarastal mar chomhalta de Chúirt Iniúchóirí an AE. Tar éis sé bliana de bheith ag tuilleamh £120,000 sa bhliain beidh air dul i dtaithí ar bhreathnú ar thaobh na bpraghsanna den bhiachlár.
Sportsview: GAA left with egg on its face, again! (Free article)
27 May 1999
The GAA was left with egg on its face again with another major controversy overshadowing a championship game at the weekend.
MoD seeks judicial review over Bloody Sunday (Free article)
27 May 1999
The anonymity row which is plaguing the Bloody Sunday inquiry has taken another twist after it was disclosed that the British soldiers who have been refused anonymity by Lord Saville now intend to judicially review the decision not to grant anonymity, further delaying the inquiry.
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