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Mala Poist (Free article)
26 September 2002
Nice Treaty Referendum II A chara, Having already voted against the Nice Treaty, we are now being forced to vote on it again. The same government that is breaking election promises and making cutbacks left, right and centre is telling us that the sky will fall in if we vote No. We shouldn't be fooled: we should reject Nice again this year.…
Meehan attacker will not face trial (Free article)
26 September 2002
RUC/PSNI member Paul Thompson, accused of assaulting South Antrim Sinn Fein councillor Martin Meehan, will never stand trial, after Magistrate Desmond Perry dismissed the charge of assault. Perry contended that the RUC/PSNI officer's human rights had been adversely affected by the lengthy delay of going to court.
ROGER CASEMENT (Free article)
26 September 2002
Bill McCormack is a forgery denialist and his book is just another attempt to discredit one of the most creditable figures in republican history, writes JACK MOYLETT.
Bríd bows out (Free article)
26 September 2002
Bríd Rogers, who this week announced her decision not to stand in next year's Assembly elections, characterises the almost pathological determination of the SDLP to underestimate the electorate, argues FERN LANE.
Sharon wreaks havoc (Free article)
26 September 2002
Obviously the latest crisis in the Occupied Territories did not begin with the suicide-bombing in Tel Aviv last Thursday, claimed by Hamas and Islamic Jihad operating together, in which six lives were lost.
Turf Lodge rally against 'death drivers' (Free article)
26 September 2002
Hundreds of people from the Turf Lodge area of West Belfast turned out in support of the pressure group Families Bereaved Through Car Crime, marching through the area last Thursday 19 September, in protest against death drivers.
South America's Cone (Free article)
26 September 2002
Events in South America are bringing a new dynamic to left-wing politics worldwide, argues DOMHNALL Ó COBHTHAIGH.
Students get another raw deal (Free article)
26 September 2002
Sinn Féin spokesperson on education, Seán Crowe TD has criticised what he termed the "shambolic mishandling" of this year's grant application process by the Department of Education. Crowe was referring to delays that have occurred in the process of supplying grants to those students who are entitled to them.
Coca-Cola: Soft Drinks can be hard on Human Rights (Free article)
26 September 2002
Coca-Cola is another in the myriad of multinational companies that stand accused of human rights abuses. SOLEDAD GALIANA reports on the issues behind current demonstrations against the company in India, and its human rights record elsewhere.
DUBLIN IN THE NEXT DECADE (Free article)
26 September 2002
'Dublin 2002-2012 - A City of Possibilities' is the strategy document that will guide the city's development for the next ten years. But will it have the clout to match its ambitions? JOANNE CORCORAN asks the key questions.
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