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Dwyer returned unopposed (Free article)
20 March 2003
At the recent Annual General Meeting of the Leinster Sinn Féin Cúige, New Ross Councillor John Dwyer was elected unopposed as chair.
Livingstone hosts Maskey in London (Free article)
20 March 2003
Over 100,000 people attended London's St Patrick's Day celebrations, held on 16 March, with the parade from Hyde Park and festival on the South Bank organised by London Mayor Ken Livingstone, with the support of the Irish Post and the Council of Irish County Associations.
McHugh calls for united farming voice in Europe (Free article)
20 March 2003
Sinn Féin Assembly Agriculture spokesperson, Gerry McHugh, says the failure to deliver a united voice for Irish farmers in Europe is damaging to the future of Irish farming and fishing.
Meath Sinn Féin announces development project (Free article)
20 March 2003
Arthur Morgan TD last week officially launched the Sinn Fein Building Fund Appeal in the Ardboyne Hotel, Navan. The plan is to raise sufficient funds to build new Sinn Féin offices in the town.
Céad míle fáilte for Palestinian kids (Free article)
20 March 2003
A Dublin national school principal has started a campaign to bring Palestinian schoolchildren to Dublin and Donegal this summer for a holiday, to stay with local families and be involved in the community.
Clonakilty memorial (Free article)
20 March 2003
Vol Tadhg Whooley, a young IRA Volunteer who died as a result of an accidental shooting near Shannonvale, Clonakilty on 22 March 1921, is to be commemorated this Sunday, 23 March.
Giorria an Mhárta (Free article)
20 March 2003
People often talk of being 'as mad as a March hare', but there's a lot more to the hare than the month of March, reports AN DRAOI RUA
PSNI block plans for Irish school (Free article)
27 March 2003
A North Belfast Irish language school has had plans to relocate on the Cliftonville Road blocked by the PSNI.
The missing piece (Free article)
27 March 2003
Ken Keable is a member of the Connolly Association, a London-based Irish political organisation founded in 1938 and based on James Connolly's principle of Labour/Republican unity. In a new pamphlet directed at the people of Britain, Ken examines the roots of the conflict in the Six Counties and explains the importance of people in Britain playing…
Whose side is the ICTU on? (Free article)
27 March 2003
So the ICTU found themselves on the side of the employers once again. Does that not give them a cause to worry? We have had six partnership deals that have given us the second most unequal society in the industrialised world.
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