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British tabloid attacks McBride campaign (Free article)
11 January 2001
On 22 October 2000, as plans were being made for the 1 December International Day of Action around the case of murdered Belfast teenager Peter McBride
Challenging the global economic order (Free article)
11 January 2001
The year 2000 saw a rise in mobilisations against the globalisation policies of the international financial institutions. The World Bank, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) were targeted by thousands of concerned citizens around the world, aware of the damage that globalisation policies are causing to…
McGuinness scraps sch1ool league tables (Free article)
11 January 2001
Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness has scrapped school performance league tables in the Six Counties, saying they were bad for teacher morale and were divisive.
Camiléireacht Compaq (Free article)
11 January 2001
Is úafásach an scéal é go bhfuil Compaq, comhlacht Éireannach, tuillteanach ollríomhaire a chruthú ar mhaithe le trialacha a dhéanamh ar airm núicleacha. Ar ndóigh, is ar son Roinn Fuinnimh na Stáit Aontaithe a dhéanfaidh siad an obair seo.
Non-year for the peace process (Free article)
11 January 2001
An Phoblacht's 1999 Christmas edition may have been a bit premature in its front page headline: `New era of hope'.
Back issue: HUNGER STRIKE THREATENS (Free article)
11 January 2001
BRITISH INTRANSIGENCE and inflexibility on the H-Block/Armagh prison crisis threatens to bring about the renewal of a hunger strike for political status by republican prisoners.
Dublin and the Equality Agenda - A very bad year (Free article)
11 January 2001
The Dublin government had a bad year indeed on the equality agenda. There was a miserable performance in terms of compliance with international standards of human rights, on implementing the rights of all to accommodation, to health care, and to securing accountability of the police.
The year of waste disposal (Free article)
11 January 2001
Waste disposal and charges were at the core of local politics throughout 2000. The issue has now reached crisis point, with Environment Minister Noel Dempsey threatening to close down Dublin Corporation this Friday if councillors do not vote the way he wants.
Adams: Racists must be challenged (Free article)
11 January 2001
Gerry Adams has said that the openly racist attitudes of the Immigration Control Platform must be challenged and that the claim to represent the silent majority in Irish society ``is a challenge to all of us - to stand up and have our voices heard''.
Hundreds attend Caraher vigil (Free article)
11 January 2001
Saturday 30 December was the tenth anniversary, to the day, of the killing of Fergal Caraher. The 20-year-old South Armagh republican was shot dead by British Royal Marines on Sunday 30 December 1990 as he drove from the car park of the Lite and Easy pub in the South Armagh village of Cullyhanna.
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