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Rights for migrant workers urged (Free article)
23 September 2004
A campaign to recognise the positive contributions that immigrant communities have made to Irish society by urging the government to provide an amnesty for immigrants was launched last Saturday in Liberty Hall.
Molloy takes top post (Free article)
23 September 2004
Sinn Féin Dungannon Councillor Francie Molloy MLA was officially appointed as President of NILGA, the Six-County Local Government Association, on Friday 17 September at its AGM in the Craigavon Civic Centre.
Remembering Sabra and Chatila (Free article)
23 September 2004
Sinn Féin's Daithi Ó Cinnéide, a party candidate for next year's local council elections in North Belfast, and Palestinian activist Mohammed Samaana, attended a vigil on the Falls Road on Saturday 18 September to commemorate the thousands of Palestinian men, women and chidren slaughtered by Israel and its right-wing allies in Lebanon in 1982.
Ionradh Eile (Free article)
23 September 2004
Ireland has suffered many invasions throughout its history. Now, it seems that the zebra mussel has invaded in force over the past decade, writes AN DRAOI RUA.
City Management tries to force incinerator through (Free article)
23 September 2004
Dublin City Management are attempting to go ahead with plans to erect an incinerator at Dublin's Poolbeg Peninsula, despite the overwhelming support received by a Sinn Féin motion last week which prevents an incinerator from being built there.
Plight of Palestinian children in photos (Free article)
23 September 2004
Sinn Féin Councillor Ray Corcoran and Seán Ó Donaíle, headmaster of Gealscoil Bharra in the North Dublin suburb of Cabra are pictured at an exhibition of photographs of Palestinian children at the Axis Arts Centre in Ballymun, Dublin on Thursday 16 September.
The 5th Column (Free article)
23 September 2004
An Phoblacht's famous weekly satirical column. Read on...
Life for sectarian killing of Protestant (Free article)
23 September 2004
Former Orange Order District Master Harry Speers gave friends and relatives a 'thumbs up' sign after he was sentenced to life for the murder of 49-year-old Trevor Lowry in a sectarian attack in Glengormley, North Belfast in March 2001.
Have you seen anything suspicious? (Free article)
23 September 2004
John Grieve, former head of the Terrorism Squad at Scotland Yard (grey hair and glasses), is pictured clutching his copy of Hope and History and waiting patiently in the queue for it to be signed by Gerry Adams in a London bookstore earlier this month.
Future for farming must be all-Ireland (Free article)
23 September 2004
-BY MICHELLE GILDERNEW MP, MLA (Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Agriculture) - On many occasions I have said to both governments and to local activists that a British solution has never worked in addressing an Irish problem.
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