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Aer Lingus abandons cargo business (Free article)
19 August 2004
Apart from ignoring the views of their own workers, Aer Lingus management have taken another drastic step in the needless downsizing of the company. The airline is to stop all shorthaul cargo services from Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports in 2005.
Unionist threats over north Belfast ban (Free article)
19 August 2004
Senior loyalists have threatened further 'protests' following the Parades Commission ruling which banned Apprentice Boys from parading past nationalist Ardoyne last week. Apprentice Boys from the Ligoniel Walkers Club wanted to march in Ardoyne before boarding coaches to take them to the main Apprentice Boys parade in Derry.
Loyalists try to abduct woman (Free article)
19 August 2004
Loyalists attempted to abduct a Catholic woman, stabbed an 18-year-old Catholic and forced a public house to close in a weekend of sectarian attacks in County Derry and Ballymena.
Racists target homes (Free article)
19 August 2004
A group of Eastern Europeans and Spaniards were making plans to leave south Belfast after their home was targeted by unionist paramilitaries shortly after 9pm on Sunday night, 15 August.
Shocking PSNI stop and search figures (Free article)
19 August 2004
Sinn Féin spokesperson on human rights, Caitríona Ruane MLA, has said that figures released showing that the PSNI and the British Army had stopped and searched 14,910 in the past 12 months using the repressive powers of the Terrorism Act are "shocking but not surprising".
Basques still seek peace process (Free article)
26 August 2004
AFTER enduring eight years of repression under the right-wing government leaded by Jose María Aznar, the return to power of the Socialist Party in Spain has not brought any noticeable change to the repression of the Basque left-wing pro-independence movement.
An Post mismanagement (Free article)
26 August 2004
Last week, another sub-Post Office in rural Ireland, on the Bearra Peninsula in West Cork, announced that it was to close - the fourth in as many years in that rural community. Many other sub-offices, and the communities that depend on them, face a similar fate, with An Post unwilling to provide a viable grant to private individuals to take on the…
Irish establishment recruits for British Army (Free article)
26 August 2004
EARLIER this month, a quite shameful ceremony took place in a cemetery in Westport, County Mayo, when the Fianna Fáil Minister for Defence, Michael Smith, and the British Ambassador, Stewart Eldon, presided over a commemoration for a Mayo-born British soldier who won a Victoria Cross during the so-called Indian Mutiny of 1857.
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