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Opting Out (Free article)
13 October 2000
The decision by the Six-County Minister for Social Development, Maurice Morrow, to boycott an important meeting this week aimed at stemming the drugs problem, was a reckless and thoughtless insult to his own electorate.
Mála Poist (Free article)
13 October 2000
Combat 18 `honeytrap' A Chairde, Writing about the funeral of Loyalist Stephen McKeag, Laura Friel refers to a wreath presented by the British nazi group Combat 18. (AP/RN, 5 October, `Loyalist Fascism Exposes Brits') This again highlights the links between loyalism and fascism, but we would like to add some further points. The article goes on…
British cover up continues (Free article)
13 October 2000
The British government has been reported to the United Nations over gagging orders imposed on newspapers exposing British collusion with loyalist death squads. Petitioning the UN on the day the Human Rights Act came into force in Britain and the Six Counties, the British Irish Rights Watch organisation presented a petition to the UN representative…
Crackdown on alternative EU summit (Free article)
13 October 2000
The French government does not want the European Council Summit to be a repetition of Prague, or Seattle. So, on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 of October, a line of French police will surround the Basque town of Biarritz in an effort to prevent demonstrators from upsetting the agenda for the meeting of the European head of states.
Israelis move deadline as Palestine suffers (Free article)
13 October 2000
On Tuesday, 10 October, the Israeli government stepped back from its threat to unilaterally declare the Middle East peace process dead when an emergency cabinet meeting decided to extend a deadline ultimatum demanding that Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat end demonstrations in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Moltaí l'aghaidh Athens 2004 (Free article)
13 October 2000
Tá na Cluichí Oilimpeacha faoi scrúdú ag an Draoi Rua an seachtain seo.
Patten Commissioner speaks out (Free article)
13 October 2000
A member of the Patten Commission, speaking at a public meeting in Toronto last week, reiterated that the Patten Report cannot be ``cherry picked''. Dr. Clifford Shearing made the comment at a public meeting on ``Policing and the Irish Peace Process'' organised by the Toronto-based Information on Ireland Campaign.
Sportsview: Keegan's candour (Free article)
13 October 2000
There is something disarming about honesty - especially honesty about yourself.
Leaked memo reveals RIR cover up (Free article)
13 October 2000
The British army will not take disciplinary action against a number of RIR soldiers who posed with a loyalist Spirit of Drumcree flag on 12 July last year.
Back issue: HUNGER STRIKE (Free article)
13 October 2000
From a Portloaise Prison cell, republican political prisoner Dessie Ellis issued the following statement on Wednesday morning. It was read out by his sister Marttha later that day.
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