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He may be a hero, but he's still homeless (Free article)
14 December 2000
Three weeks ago this Sunday, a CIÉ bus plunged dramatically through the perimeter walls of the River Liffey at Butt Bridge in Dublin.
Mála Poist (Free article)
14 December 2000
Taking issue over asylum seekers A Chairde, As an active member of Sinn Féin for the last 15 years, I would appreciate if you would give me space in your paper to express my view of your coverage of the asylum seekers situation. It seems you cannot have an opinion on this problem without immediately being called racist. I believe it's about…
500 years of dispossession (Free article)
14 December 2000
Five hundred years ago, the first Portuguese arrived to the shores of Brazil and started a process of genocide of the indigenous population. At the time, in 1500, the Indigenous inhabitants of Brazil numbered an estimated five million. Today, after 97% of the indigenous people in the area have been wiped out, and there are only 350,000 indigenous…
RUC `customer satisfaction' survey angers nationalists (Free article)
14 December 2000
Sinn Féin councillor Marie Moore has told the RUC to ``wise up'' after being contacted by Turf Lodge residents incensed at receiving an `RUC Customer Satisfaction Survey' in the post.
Neodracht mar dhea! (Free article)
14 December 2000
`Cé a thug cead do rialtas na 26 Contae an stadas neodrachta seo a thréigeáint?' Sin an cheist atá tógtha ag An Draoi Rua.
Clinton move on deportees welcomed (Free article)
14 December 2000
Sinn Féin National Chairperson Mitchel McLaughlin welcomed on Tuesday the announcement by President Clinton that the United States administration will not proceed with deportation proceedings against nine republican former prisoners currently residing in the USA.
New in print: What is it to be Irish? (Free article)
14 December 2000
Being Irish: Personal Reflections on Irish Identity Today Edited by Paddy Logue Oak Tree Press, Dublin
Incinerator by the back door (Free article)
14 December 2000
The BSE crisis in the beef market is sorely troubling EU ministers, but the Dublin government has not been slow to use the opportunity. Far from worrying about collapse in beef prices or Irish beef exports markets, the government has seen the panic as a heaven-sent occasion to argue the case for incineration.
Dublin Corporation in Estimates crisis (Free article)
14 December 2000
The vote on the Dublin Corporation Book of Estimates, held up because of most councillors' reluctance to introduce waste charges, was to be taken on Monday, 11 December, and all last week the group leaders were haggling away with the mayor and the city manager. But by Monday's meeting there was still no consensus and the Estimates weren't passed.
Sectarian intimidation in Dunmurry (Free article)
14 December 2000
There is an orchestrated campaign of ethnic cleansing being waged against Catholics living in Dunmurry, local Sinn Féin councillor Paul Butler has said. The Lisburn councillor was speaking after the latest in a series of sectarian attacks against Catholic-owned businesses in the County Antrim village.
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