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Police Federation in anti Patten campaign (Free article)
4 November 1999
Sinn Féin spokesperson on policing, Bairbre de Brún, has described attempts to involve schools in an anti-Patten campaign by the Police Federation as ``yet another attempt to block the process of change''.
McFarlane takes case to High Court (Free article)
4 November 1999
Brendan `Bik' McFarlane, the former Officer Commanding of the H-Block republican prisoners during the 1981 hunger-strike, was granted leave by the High Court in Dublin this week to take an action to prevent his trial in the 26 Counties on charges of falsely imprisoning supermarket chain tycoon Don Tidey in 1983.
Bilingual School (Free article)
4 November 1999
Scoil Shliabh gCuillinn, the Ninth Bilingual Winter School, is to be held in Mullaghbawn between 5 and 7 November and will be officially opened by renowned civil rights lawyer Gareth Peirce.
No objections to Derry march (Free article)
4 November 1999
Sinn Féin councillor Cathal Crumley has described the decision of the Bogside Residents' Group not to oppose the Apprentice Boys siege of Derry commemoration as ``a genuine example of positive leadership''.
Ó Caoláin challenges minister on drugs (Free article)
4 November 1999
Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has challenged the Minister of State with responsibility for Drugs, Fianna Fáil's Chris Flood, on the spread of hard drugs outside the Greater Dublin Area.
Court rules against councillors on mast (Free article)
4 November 1999
High Court Judge O'Donovan last week upheld Eircell's challenge to a decision by Leitrim County Councillors, who overturned their manager's decision to give planning permission for a mast at Tully, Ballinamore.
Dublin prisoners' group (Free article)
4 November 1999
TAR ISTEACH, the Dublin ex-prisoners' group, held the first in a series of conferences in Dublin on Saturday, 30 October.
Boy band's insensitivity slammed (Free article)
4 November 1999
Chart-topping Irish pop band, Westlife, was strongly criticised this week by Ogra Shinn Féin National Organiser Matt Carthy over its decision to launch the British Legion's Poppy Day drive for funds.
Tyrone's tribute (Free article)
4 November 1999
The Cairde republican ex-prisoners office in Bridge Street, Strabane, was the venue on Saturday, 30 October, for the launch of West Tyrone Remembers, a booklet published by the Strabane branch of the Tyrone National Graves Association.
Fógraí bháis: John Francis McCloskey (Free article)
4 November 1999
DUNGIVEN, County Derry, buried one of its foremost republican sons, John Francis McCloskey, last Friday morning, 29 October.
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