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Kenny to lead Fine Gael (Free article)
6 June 2002
As we go to print, Fine Gael has announced that Enda Kenny is to be its new party leader. Banished to the beck benches after he was beaten by Michael Noonan last year, Kenny has now come back to wrest control of what is widely regarded as a poisoned chalice.
A great deal more to do (Free article)
6 June 2002
Sinn Féin's attainment of Belfast's mayoralty on Wednesday and the party's strengthened presence today as Leinster House reopens, are signs that the republican strategy is having a real effect.
Mala Poist (Free article)
6 June 2002
Antrim school besieged A Chairde, I am a mother of two children attending St Malachy's and I remain highly grateful to those parents who were courageous enough to organise a public meeting concerning the continuing presence of the Ulster Young Militants at this school. I feel equally indebted to An Phoblacht for its exposure of this…
Focus on equality at Coiste AGM (Free article)
6 June 2002
Newly elected TD Martin Ferris gave the closing address to the Coiste na n-Iarchimí AGM on Tuesday 28 May, which for the first time was held in Dublin.
The other ball boys and girls (Free article)
6 June 2002
World Cup 2002 is upon us and fans of the beautiful game the world over will eat, drink and breathe football for the next few weeks. The big sporting companies also hope to do very well.
Commitment to Organs Inquiry recommendations welcomed (Free article)
6 June 2002
Speaking in the Assembly on Wednesday, Sinn Féin Health minister Bairbre de Brún announced wide-ranging measures to rebuild public confidence damaged by revelations that body parts had been stored for medical research in hospitals.
Europe of the liberties? (Free article)
6 June 2002
The European Union is increasingly moving away from the Europe of the Peoples and towards the Big Brother scenario imagined by George Orwell in his book 1984.
Dungannon Council backs demilitarisation (Free article)
6 June 2002
Dungannon District Council has passed a motion calling for a study into the economic benefits of reclaiming for economic regeneration purposes land currently occupied by British military installations.
Colmcille (Free article)
6 June 2002
This Sunday, 9 June, is Lá Fhéile Cholmcille, the Feastday of Saint Colmcille. This is the first of a two-part account by AN DRAOI RUA of his history and folklore.
Republicans honoured at Border commemoration (Free article)
6 June 2002
A series of commemorative events was held last weekend in the Roslea/Knockatallon border area of Fermanagh, culminating in a ceremony that attracted several hundred people at the Corragunt border crossing on Sunday evening.
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