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PDs engaged in 'pawn shop' economics (Free article)
25 April 2002
Sinn Féin Dún Laoghaire/Rathdown general election candidate Michael O'Brien has described Mary Harney's election manifesto plan to sell off semi-state interests as "pawn shop economics" that will "jeopardise future economic development".
Mairead Keane to contest Wicklow (Free article)
25 April 2002
Sinn Féin has chosen Mairead Keane to contest the Wicklow constituency for the party. A party member since 1984, Keane has held many leadership positions. She has been the national director of the party's Women's Department and director of the party's Education Committee. Mairead was convenor of the Sinn Féin Peace Commission, set up as a response…
Low paid workers are the new poor (Free article)
25 April 2002
Don't look behind you. A "wage price spiral" is chasing the economy. The latest Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) economic commentary published this week showed that the 26-County economy is growing but is also threatened by inflationary pressures.
Anti-toll petition submitted to NRA (Free article)
25 April 2002
David Cullinane, Sinn Féin general election candidate for Waterford, submitted a 5,000-strong petition to the National Roads Authority on Wednesday, 24 April, opposing the introduction of a toll on the planned second river crossing for Waterford.
Loyalist violence and unionist hypocrisy (Free article)
2 May 2002
Internal tensions within both loyalism and unionism are currently posing a dual threat to the peace process. As in the past, those tensions are being played out through a process of attacks on nationalists and their political representatives.
Gribben contests Antrim by-election (Free article)
2 May 2002
Áine Gribben (37) will represent Sinn Féin in the by-election for the Antrim Town ward of Antrim Borough Council on 15 May.
Appalling ignorance (Free article)
2 May 2002
Jim McDaid's remarks on the motives of people who commit suicide (he called them "selfish bastards") were a disgrace, given that the Fianna Fáil man is a doctor and should know better. His comments are more harmful because they were made when he was a serving minister.
Mala Poist (Free article)
2 May 2002
RUC: Unmasked in Ohio A Chairde, We read your article "Ballymena RUC/PSNI picketed" with great interest. When they showed up here in Ohio, disguised as decent police officers, we held protests too. In October 2000, Constable Bob Young and Inspector Deirdre Bones came from Ballymena to "exchange community policing ideas" with the Medina Police…
Moving South (Free article)
2 May 2002
My first encounter moving south for the election was an hour's delay on board a CIE train at Portadown station on Sunday night at 8pm. Two excuses were offered: either the driver jumped a red light and had to be replaced or there was masonary on the rail line due to an accident which had to be cleared. I still don't know the truth.
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