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Gildernew calls for border road opening (Free article)
24 February 2000
Fermanagh and South Tyrone Assembly member Michelle Gildernew is calling on the British government to reopen the only two cross-border roads that remain closed along the Monaghan Tyrone border.
Ar son cúise (Free article)
24 February 2000
De réir le tuairiscí tá na cúirteanna seo á liobralú, ach le trí chás mór díspeagtha le roinnt seachtainí anuas níl Eoghan Mac Cormaic sásta go bhfuil aon ní liobralach faoi mheon na mbreithiúna mar atá.
Paddy's Day hypocrisy (Free article)
24 February 2000
While blocking funding for its own city's inclusive festivities, Belfast City Council has decided to send its unionist mayor to Washington DC to celebrate St Patrick's Day, writes Caítlin Doherty
Remembering the Past: Sober shandy Sundays beckon (Free article)
24 February 2000
Further to last week's column about the upcoming months of tortuous training and sobriety for GAA players countrywide, my own team had our `meeting' regarding this year's efforts.
Back issue: No ceasefires, no pre-conditions for talks (Free article)
24 February 2000
Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness asked British direct ruler Peter Brooke on Sunday last what Britain's response would be ``if the IRA's armed struggle ceased'' but he received a curt response. Brooke dismissed McGuinness' question in three sentences, saying Sinn Féin ``cannot be expected to be treated in the same way as any other political party''.
Pregnant woman refused bail (Free article)
24 February 2000
The judiciary in the Six Counties has been slammed after a bail application by a pregnant woman was refused. The young lady, from West Belfast, was arrested during a series of dawn raids on homes in nationalist areas of the city last Wednesday, 16 February.
New in print: Black Cat in the Window (Free article)
24 February 2000
The publishing world, like the movie industry, tends to be run by people who wouldn't know an original idea if it bit them on the backside.
Voices raised against racism (Free article)
24 February 2000
``They are not to blame for the current housing crisis - successive governments are. They are not responsible for the disgracefully low levels of social welfare - successive governments are. They are not responsible for the long delay in the processing of their applications - successive governments are'' - Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin TD.
The case against the British nuclear industry (Free article)
24 February 2000
Last week's admittance by British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (BNFL) that it had falsified quality control records came as a shock to the Irish public. It confirmed decades of fears about the management and safety of the British nuclear industry.
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