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Big Brother says Yes to Nice II (Free article)
18 July 2002
Have you found the time yet to inform the media that you support the Nice Treaty and that grave and perilous dangers await the 26 Counties if they dare vote No? Well, the bandwagon is leaving town and everyone who matters is climbing aboard.
Enclave turf wars (Free article)
18 July 2002
The British government has confirmed that it has agreed in principle to share sovereignty of Gibraltar with Spain. The announcement came from the foreign secretary Jack Straw in the House of Commons on 12 July, although final negotiations have been delayed until the autumn over Britain's insistence that it retains a military base on the Rock and…
Women take on oil giant in Nigeria (Free article)
18 July 2002
For over a week, hundreds of Nigerian women have been occupying the Chevron-Texaco facilities in Nigeria demanding negotiations with company managers working in the African country. They are demanding that the multinational pumping out the oil from their lands should give them the roads, water service and electricity that the government has not…
'Joyrider' released on continuing bail (Free article)
18 July 2002
A number of children had a lucky escape on the Nursery Road in Armagh last week when a stolen car was crashed. The car had been stolen by two thieves earlier and driven at high speed through a number of areas.
Bran: Dia, Rí, Taistealaí agus Madadh (Free article)
18 July 2002
AN DRAOI RUA relates a few stories told about 'Bran', a Celtic god, a King, a traveller and a dog.
Kilmainham planning victory (Free article)
18 July 2002
An Bord Pleanála's decision on Friday 12 July to refuse planning permission for a massive office development opposite Kilmainham Gaol has been welcomed by Aengus Ó Snodaigh, Sinn Féin TD for Dublin South-Central.
McAlpine's Fusiliers (Free article)
18 July 2002
The men who built Britain: A history of the Irish navvy By Ultan Cowley Wolfhound Press E25 (hardback)
McNamara calls for curbs on MI5 (Free article)
18 July 2002
British Labour MP and former Opposition Six-County spokesperson Kevin McNamara has hit out at unlawful activities of intelligence agencies in Ireland and called for a new regime to bring agents within the rule of law.
Large attendance at commemoration for Tobias Molloy (Free article)
18 July 2002
On the 30th anniversary of the British Army killing of Fian Tobias Molloy by a rubber bullet at the 'Camel's Hump' checkpoint between Strabane and Lifford, upwards on 300 republicans from Tyrone and Donegal gathered in glorious sunshine in Clady last Sunday to pay tribute to his memory.
Medicine subsidy cuts a "tax on the sick" (Free article)
18 July 2002
Sinn Féin TD Seán Crowe has called on the Minister for Health to reverse his decision to cut costs by increasing the monthly maximum non-medical card holders must pay for medication.
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