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Kerry Women's Forum campaign for breast-care screening (Free article)
25 July 2002
The Kerry Women's Forum last week launched a newsletter entitled 'Speaking Out: Women in the Community'. The four-page document covers a range of issues, including health care, women in rural Ireland and the plight of carers.
Remove sectarian graffiti (Free article)
25 July 2002
Sinn Féin councillor Martin Cunningham has called on Unionist politicians and councillors to support the removal of loyalist graffiti death threats in Kilkeel.
Bhreatnach takes on cultural brief (Free article)
25 July 2002
Sinn Féin General Secretary Lucilita Bhreatnach announced on Wednesday that she will be moving into a new position within the party next spring, after 15 years in her current role. Lucilita will continue to work at party leadership level and will also take on a new role in charge of cultural development within the party.
Maskey says the future isn't Orange (Free article)
25 July 2002
Belfast Mayor and Sinn Féin councillor for the Laganbank ward of South Belfast, Alex Maskey, took the party's campaign against the siting of phone masts in built up areas to the Ballynafeigh area of the Upper Ormeau Road last Wednesday 17 July.
EU ruling on Irish budgetary policy slammed (Free article)
25 July 2002
The news that the EU has told the Minister for Finance Charlie McCreevy that he cannot use a €600 million windfall from the currency changeover to improve the State's financial position shows the need for the rejection of the Nice Treaty, says Sinn Féin spokesperson on European Affairs, Aengus Ó Snodaigh TD.
Protest against Minister Martin's health cuts (Free article)
25 July 2002
Dublin Sinn Féin has organised a protest against the latest cuts and cost rises imposed by Health Minister Mícheal Martin. The protest will take place at 1pm on Wednesday 31 July outside the Department of Health and Children, Hawkins House, off Burgh Quay in Dublin.
Waterford Sinn Féin expanding at phenomenal rate (Free article)
25 July 2002
Sinn Féin in Waterford is growing at a phenomenal rate, according to local representative David Cullinane. On Tuesday 16 July a new cumann was formed in Waterford City, while in recent weeks two new cumainn were formed in Portlaw and Stradbally.
British doublespeak (Free article)
1 August 2002
While the loyalist campaign was in full flow last week, the British government considered the IRA cessation. On the matter of sectarian violence, John Reid claimed during his Commons statement last Wednesday that British forces have been sent in to, in his words, dominate interface areas to stop the violence. He seemed blissfully unaware that his…
Unbowed New Lodge vows to enjoy the craic (Free article)
1 August 2002
The organisers of the Greater New Lodge Community Festival are determined that loyalist gun gangs won't stop an annual festival that brings colour, entertainment and good old fashioned craic to their community.
Bhopal: The nightmare goes on (Free article)
1 August 2002
On the night of 2-3 December 1984, 40 tons of methyl isocyanate (MIC), hydrogen cyanide, mono-methyl amine and other lethal gases began spewing from Union Carbide Corporation's pesticide factory in Bhopal, India.
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