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Flawed premise belies `even-handed' claim (Free article)
2 August 2001
Making Sense of the Troubles By David McKittrick and David McVea The Blackstaff Press £20 Hardback
The Ardoyne Fleadh (Free article)
2 August 2001
Despite the ongoing campaign of loyalist violence in North Belfast, the annual Ardoyne Fleadh has hit the ground running.
Ballycastle residents don't `host' Orange Order (Free article)
2 August 2001
North Antrim Sinn Féin Councillor Phil Mc Guigan is calling for inclusive dialogue and greater consultation with the Ballycastle community, specifically on all future Orange parades in the predominantly nationalist town.
Belfast 1981 victims remembered (Free article)
2 August 2001
A plaque to commemorate the deaths of three people killed by the Crown forces in 1981 was unveiled at Linden Street off the Falls Road last Thursday, 26 July.
Time is running out for An Post (Free article)
2 August 2001
How shortsighted can one government be? Last week the State of the West report clearly showed the outcomes of decades of Dublin government neglect of the West and North West.
Bad court decision for asylum seekers (Free article)
2 August 2001
Monday 31 July was another bad day for justice and human rights in Ireland. A Supreme Court judgement held that the Minister for Justice does not have to give any further reason for rejection of an asylum seeker's plea to remain in the state on humanitarian grounds than the fact that the original application and appeal for asylum had been rejected…
Loyalist attacks 2001 (Free article)
9 August 2001
Compiled solely from reports carried by An Phoblacht, the list containedd in this week's issue is a far from comprehensive list of loyalist attacks. It more closely reflects those incidents that have attracted media attention. Furthermore, it cites only loyalist violence directed against the northern nationalist community.
Dubliner on hunger strike (Free article)
9 August 2001
The wife of a Dublin man who has been on hunger strike for almost four weeks is calling on the Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, to intervene to save her husband's life.
The foreseeable disaster (Free article)
9 August 2001
The decision of Gateway Computers to close its European Headquarters in Clonshaugh, Dublin, resulting in at least 900 job losses, is a major blow to the company's workers, their families and the local economy. In the context of recent developments, however, the move is all the more significant.
The Falls Road: Symbol of the freedom struggle (Free article)
9 August 2001
Symbols of injustice are very important in the minds of people involved in life and death struggles. These symbols can be an individual, alive or dead, such as Nelson Mandela or Bobby Sands. At times they can be inanimate objects like a place, a flag, a museum. In the absence of liberated zones such symbols can become wellsprings of inspiration…
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