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Kelly puts record staight in wake of Lynch death (Free article)
28 October 1999
Sinn Féin Assembly member John Kelly, a leading republican at the centre of the 1970 arms trial, has argued that history is being rewritten in the wake of the death of former Taoiseach Jack Lynch and says that a few historical facts need to be cleared up.
Legacy of Lynch era (Free article)
28 October 1999
Former Taoiseach Jack Lynch's death last week prefaced nothing short of a rewriting of history by a succession of politicians and journalists who tried to whitewash the abandonment of nationalists in the Six Counties by the Southern political establishment.
Mála Poist (Free article)
28 October 1999
Decommissioning unionist guns A Chairde, May I respond to Monica McWilliams's well-intentioned article in An Phoblacht (21 October). Ms McWilliams appeals for ``voluntary decommissioning'' of IRA weapons - not a condition laid down in the Good Friday Agreement prior to the setting up of the Executive. The arguments supporting her appeal…
Mexican students mark six-month strike (Free article)
28 October 1999
When a couple of thousand students blocked one of the main ringroads in Mexico City last week, riot police moved in and bludgeoned the students into submission.
Green Paper cuts through grey areas (Free article)
28 October 1999
From 1983 on, the Irish public has periodically engaged in hugely divisive debates surrounding the difficult issue of abortion. Shortly after Bertie Ahern became Taoiseach in 1997, he indicated the Fianna Fáil/Progressive Democrats government's intention to issue a Green paper on the subject.
Slán le neodracht (Free article)
28 October 1999
Tá Fianna Fáil agus Fine Gael ag ionsaí ar neodracht na hÉireann lena n-iarrachtaí ballraíocht a ghlacadh leis an PfP. Ach tá neodracht eile faoi ionsaí chom maith anois. Scrúdaíonn Eoghan Mac Cormaic `fáilte' a sheoladh ar shuíomh idirlíne na bhFórsaí Cosanta do vóta nár ghlacadh fós.
`Outrageous' remarks by Hamill appeal case judge (Free article)
28 October 1999
COMMENTS by presiding Judge Campbell during an appeal hearing in relation to the killing of Portadown Catholic Robert Hamill have been described by local Sinn Féin Assembly member Dara O'Hagan as ``outrageous''.
Workers in struggle: Trading places (Free article)
28 October 1999
This week in Europe you have the bizarre scene of a British agriculture minister boycotting French products because their government refused to lift its ban on British beef imports. The boycott by Nick Brown, though ignored by the rest of the New Labour cabinet, has been a rallying cry for many British retail outlets and businesses, who are only…
RUC-DHSS checkpoints challenged by Sinn Féin (Free article)
28 October 1999
SINN FÉIN Assembly member for Fermanagh and South Tyrone, Gerry McHugh, held a meeting on Monday 25 October with Department of Health and Social Security officials to demand an end to joint DHSS and RUC checkpoints in the area.
Sportsview: A fresh approach to the league (Free article)
28 October 1999
The old argument runs that a successful league campaign does your football championship preparations no favours.
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