Saturday, June 1, 2002

Provo 'ban' on pipers at Republican funerals THE control freaks in the Belfast Provisionals have sunk to a new low with their ban on pipers from the Felon's Club on the Falls Road playing at the funerals of veteran Republicans which are not controlled by them. Comments: 9:49:47 AM

The Price of Ever Becoming Anthony McIntyre 26/5/2002 After a gap of twenty years a Sinn Fein party has made considerable gains in the Republic's general election. Following in the tradition of its forerunners of the early 1980s - Sinn Fein the Workers Party - Sinn Fein 2002 has reaped electoral reward in moving further away from oppositional politics and towards acquiring some institutional power. When IRA volunteers and Sinn Fein activists walked away from the Republican Movement in late 1969/early 1970 to create Provisional republicanism few could have predicted the turn of events. Comments: 9:49:41 AM

Government challenged on Human Rights Commission Speaking at the launch of the Sinn Féin proposals on Social Inclusion, party President Gerry Adams demanded the development on a proper working basis of the Human Rights Commission as provided for in the Good Friday Agreement. Comments: 9:44:21 AM

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