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Dublin Council backs SF Orange motion (Free article)
6 April 2000
Dublin City Council has unanimously backed a Sinn Féin motion recognising the right of the Orange Order to march in Dublin next month but calling on the Loyal Orders to lift the siege of the Garvaghy Road and enter into real negotiations to break the impasse there. The leader of the Sinn Féin group on Dublin City Council, Christy Burke, urged the…
Back issue: Murderous sectarian state (Free article)
6 April 2000
IN THE LATEST killing by loyalists in North Belfast, a 38-year-old man from County Down was gunned down as he was working on contruction in the Rathcoole Estate on the outskirts of the city. Roger Bradley from Swatragh was singled out because he was a Catholic by the two gunmen who shot him dead on Wednesday 4 April
Short-sighted incineration solution (Free article)
6 April 2000
Professor Paul Connett, a chemistry professor from New York, has travelled the world warning communities of the disastrous consequences of incineration. In March, he was in Ireland, where he spoke in Cork, Galway and finally in Ringsend, Dublin, where there are plans to build an incinerator.
Restorative justice in new Children Bill (Free article)
6 April 2000
A Bill debated in Leinster House this week provides a new framework for the development of the juvenile justice system. It seeks to protect children against those who have custody, charge or care of them, and provides for family conferences and other measures to deal with ``out-of-control non-offending children''.
McElduff confident of victory (Free article)
6 April 2000
On Wednesday, 12 April, the people of Omagh will go to the polls to elect a new district councillor. Sinn Féin Assembly member for West Tyrone, Barry McElduff, is challenging strongly to be elected to fill what is a Sinn Féin seat, vacated by party colleague Cathal Quinn. Despite Sinn Féin attempts to have the seat filled by co-option, unionist…
Will Microsoft ruling change anything (Free article)
6 April 2000
If you have suffered the ``Blue Screen of Death'' or the polite message ``This programme has performed an illegal operation and may be shut down'', you will have taken some solace from the fact that Microsoft were found this week to have abused their dominant market position and acted as a monopolist.
EU Army of 60,000 on the way (Free article)
6 April 2000
When is an army not an army? When it is an EU ``military force'' of 60,000 troops. The EU plans to establish this force by 2003, according to the former head of NATO Javier Solana. He was speaking on a visit to Dublin on the same day that the Peace and Neutrality Alliance launched a new campaign to write neutrality into the 1937 Constitution.
Fógraí bháis: Stan Kearns (Free article)
6 April 2000
The passing away of `Stan' Kearns last Saturday evening, 25 March, although anticipated for a number of weeks, was nevertheless a shock to all his comrades and friends.
``I don't think I have ever gotten over that year'' (Free article)
13 April 2000
In the second of his series of articles on the 1981 Hunger Strike, Eoin O'Broin talks to Danny Morrison about his role as Sinn Féin spokesperson during that period.
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