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Éisc is Iascaireacht (Free article)
20 May 2004
Fish and fishing has always been a topical subject for discussion, and AN DRAOI RUA isn't averse to having a go.
Ahern agreed to Castlerea release - Adams (Free article)
20 May 2004
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams clashed with Bertie Ahern on Tuesday, when he reiterated that in a one-to-one conversation during the Good Friday Agreement negotiations the Taoiseach agreed that the Castlerea prisoners would be released.
Racist and homophobic attacks on the rise (Free article)
20 May 2004
A report released on Thursday 13 May shows that racially motivated and homophobic attacks across the Six Counties have almost doubled in the last year. The report was released just days after a woman was assaulted in a race attack in Belfast and a teenager was injured in a homophobic attack in Derry.
Remembering the Past: Mass murder averted by IRA Volunteer (Free article)
20 May 2004
Ten years ago this week, the UVF came south and attempted to blow up a republican function in the heart of Dublin. They were prevented from inflicting mass slaughter due to the intervention of a quick-acting IRA Volunteer, Martin 'Doco' Doherty.
Celtic star's sectarian nightmare (Free article)
20 May 2004
Soccer star Neil Lennon may be forced to leave Glasgow Celtic after yet another sectarian attack directed against the 32-year-old this weekend. Lennon awoke last Sunday morning to find " You are a dead man" and other sectarian slogans scrawled on the walls outside his home.
The human cost of collusion (Free article)
20 May 2004
Brendan Curran from Lurgan in County Armagh, whose partner, Sheena Campbell, was assassinated in 1992, addressed members of the Troops Out Movement and many others at a public meeting titled 'The British Government and Collusion in Ireland: Time for Truth' on Wednesday evening, 12 May, in the Grand Committee Room of the House of Commons in London.
The great decentralisation debacle (Free article)
20 May 2004
CLAIRE PRENDEVILLE examines how the Coalition Government's supposedly voluntary scheme of decentralising government departments and agencies has ignored the fact that most workers don't want to move.
Memorial to Kelly's Bar victims unveiled (Free article)
20 May 2004
A plaque in memory of three men killed when loyalists bombed Kelly's Bar in West Belfast was unveiled on Thursday 13 May to mark the 32nd anniversary of the attack.
Ferris slams government stance on GM (Free article)
20 May 2004
The Sinn Féin Dáil spokesperson on Agriculture, Martin Ferris TD, has launched a strong attack on the Coalition Government's role in lifting the EU embargo on Genetically Modified food. Deputy Ferris was speaking as the EU Commission moved on Wednesday morning to lift the ban on a genetically modified maize.
Wicklow is ready (Free article)
20 May 2004
County Wicklow Sinn Féin local election candidates are pictured handing in their nomination papers at the Wicklow County Buildings on Monday 17 May. This is a record number of Sinn Fein candidates fielded in the county since the foundation of the state and all of the canvassers are returning a positive response on the doors. Seated left to right…
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