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Mála Poist (Free article)
16 September 1999
Where's the `S' word? A Chara, Last week, Tommy Gorman queried if the republican leadership had abandoned the quest for a socialist Ireland, and if that is so, had all our struggle and suffering been in vain. I certainly share his concerns that the `S' word seems to have been banned by Sinn Féin speech-writers and spokespersons. Indeed, our…
UN knew of Indonesia's murderous intent (Free article)
16 September 1999
Nearly two months ago, on 20 July, the Sydney Morning Herald revealed the existence of a secret Indonesian government document relating to East Timor signed by the Assistant Coordinating Minister, H.F. Garnadi, and addressed to the Coordinating Minister for Politics and Security, General Feisal Tandjung. The document urged the central government…
Chopper land at South Armagh (Free article)
16 September 1999
A British Army helicopter which landed, for the second time in a week, in a field close to the South Armagh home of Kathleen and Michael Tomelty has left the elderly couple terrified.
Ceangailte (Free article)
16 September 1999
Dá mbeadh ardoifig agus na cumainn ceangailte leis an idirlíon ní bheadh aon mhoill idir titim an chlúdaigh i mbosca poist i Sráid Uí Chonaill agus seacadadh na litreach dhá nó trí lá ina dhiaidh sin i mBaile Uí Chonail.
Giving addicts their civil right to help (Free article)
16 September 1999
The following is based on an interview with Susan Collins of Addiction Response Crumlin (ARC) in Dublin, which is working in an innovative and community-based way to to help young drug addicts and their families to recover and rebuild their lives
Sportsview: Patten Report targets GAA (Free article)
16 September 1999
Surprise, surprise, the GAA's infamous Rule 21, which bars all members of the crown forces from participating in our national game, gets a mention in the Patten Report on Policing for the Six Counties. Proposal 114 called for its deletion from the GAA's Official Guidebook.
ICTU backs Moloney (Free article)
16 September 1999
INEZ McCORMACK, President of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, has welcomed the successful application for judicial review by the Sunday Tribune's Northern editor, Ed Moloney, who faces jail for refusing to hand over interview notes with loyalist and RUC informer William Stobie to the RUC.
Remembering the Past: An educational experiment (Free article)
16 September 1999
IN JUNE 1905, Pádraig Pearse and his sister, Margaret, travelled to Belgium on a fact-finding trip to see bilingualism at work, the educational system and the teaching methods, especially as they dealt with the Flemish language.
Sinn Féin stakes claim in Antrim (Free article)
16 September 1999
The high poll secured by Sinn Féin's Aine Gribbon in last week's by-election to Antrim Council, has marked a significant break through for the party in Antrim Town.
Back issue: Death of Volunteer Séamus Twomey (Free article)
16 September 1999
THE death occurred in Dublin this week of one of the foremost IRA soldiers of the last two decades.
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