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Flawed planning laws will shape future (Free article)
16 March 2000
The Planning and Development Bill is currently going through Leinster House. In this article based on his Dáil speech on 7 March, Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin argues that the Bill is flawed and cannot solve the housing crisis.
EU letter exposes McCreevy (Free article)
16 March 2000
The Minister for Finance Charlie McCreevy has no credibility on the issue of credit union tax reform, following news that the EU Competition Commissioner has told him he can go ahead with reforms recommended by the credit union taxation Working Group and supported by the Credit Union Movement.
Safe Crossing (Free article)
16 March 2000
Residents of Dunmurray Lane in Belfast have forced the Department of the Environment to backtrack on a decision not to put a pelican crossing at an accident black spot near their homes.
Ag baint an fhód ar son na cúise (Free article)
16 March 2000
Ar an 8ú Márta, bhain an t-iar-aire Martin McGuinness an chéad fhód ar an tógra nua luach £400,000 do An Droichid i Sráid Cooke ar Bhothar Ormeau.
Ó Caoláin raises radon threat to schools (Free article)
16 March 2000
The discovery of very high levels of dangerous radon gas in 13 schools was raised in Leinster House last week by Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin. In response, the Minister of State at the Department of Education and Science, Willie O'Dea, confirmed that remedial action would be taken but also that many schools had not taken up the invitation to…
Sportsview: Club final excitement builds (Free article)
16 March 2000
Every year it's the same. Cheltenham week and all conversation follows a familiar pattern:
Pinochet's legacy (Free article)
16 March 2000
On the day before Jack Straw allowed former dictator Augusto Pinochet to escape justice and return to Chile, journalist Hugh O'Shaughnessy was in Dublin launching his new book, ``Pinochet: The Politics of Torture''.
Remembering the Past: The first cabinet (Free article)
16 March 2000
The inaugural meeting of Dáil Éireann lasted less than two hours and went without a hiccup. Thanks for the smooth running lay with the organising committee, Piaras Beaslaí especially. He said afterwards: ``I was determined to leave nothing to chance. I had a long experience of producing plays, and I felt we must approach this public session in the…
Greater Clonard ex-prisoners group to hold reunion (Free article)
16 March 2000
The recently formed Greater Clonard Ex-Prisoners group is to hold its first reunion in the Sean Mac Diarmada GAC club on Belfast's Falls Road on Friday, 24 March.
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