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Girl guides flee camp (Free article)
2 August 2001
A group of girl guides on a camping weekend to Gosford Forest Park in County Down were attacked by a man and a teenager, who hurled missiles and shouted sectarian abuse at them.
Anti-Traveller prejudice remains (Free article)
2 August 2001
According to a recent survey conducted throughout the 26 Counties, general attitudes towards the Travelling Community have not changed in recent times. MICHAEL PIERSE talks to Martin Collins of the Pavee Point centre in Dublin about why Travellers remain marginalised, and how that situation can be reversed.
Reid's response outrageous (Free article)
2 August 2001
Ridiculous and despicable are the words with which northern nationalists have greeted the British Secretary of State's assertion that the UDA's ceasefire remains valid.
Clough flag row (Free article)
2 August 2001
A row has flared over the flying of loyalist paramilitary flags in the County Down village of Clough on the fourth anniversary of the loyalist killing of Catholic teenager James Morgan.
Soft landing for tax cheats (Free article)
2 August 2001
``Relentlessly pursuing and punishing tax evasion''' - This is the promise made by Dermot Quigley, chairperson of the 26-County Revenue Commissioners last week. Quigley was presenting Revenue's annual report for 2000. However, despite Quigley's promises it seems that an amnesty culture could still be skulking in the Irish taxation system.
Belfast honours Kieran Doherty (Free article)
2 August 2001
Last weekend in Belfast, a series of events were organised to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the death of hunger striker Kieran Doherty.
Cath Chionn tSáile Eile (Free article)
2 August 2001
Tuigimid gur briseadh Ord na nGael beagnach ceithre chéad bliain ó shin an Cheann tSáile, ach tá cath eile ar siúl ann i láthair na huaire. Is cosúil go bhfuil úinéirí cúrsagailf ag iarraidh an ruaig a chur chan amháin ar mhuintir Uí Néill ach ar phobal na tíre ar fad sa cheantar seo inniú.
Unexpected death of Eileen McDonnell (Free article)
2 August 2001
Reacting to the news of the tragic and unexpected death of Eileen McDonnell, mother of 1981 hunger striker Joe McDonnell, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams expressed his condolences to the McDonnell family.
Back issue: Unity vital against the British (Free article)
2 August 2001
THE continuing tragedy in the H-Blocks, conducted by British Premier Margaret Thatcherís government, is by no means the battle between the British and the IRA and their prisoners which that government strives to project.
Translation victory for Dublin 11 activists (Free article)
2 August 2001
Two of the activists facing trial for the anti-racist occupation of Bertie Ahern's Drumcondra constituency office in March 2000 have won an important court victory in relation to translation rights for foreign nationals in the Irish courts.
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