Tuesday, July 30, 2002

Resign! Resign! Resign! Danny Morrison For now, David Trimble has been just about put in his place. Tony Blair refused to surrender to him the fate of the peace and political processes, refused to change the criteria for expelling a party from the executive. Comments: Google It! 7:18:12 AM

Policing..North and South The subject of policing has tended to focus on police reform within the six counties, and rightly so, but with recent revelations suggesting serious malpractice within the Garda Siochana. There is a case to be made that the debate on policing should be extended to include the South too. Comments: Google It! 6:53:30 AM

With Travellers rights being more and more eroded The Starry Plough talks to one representative to gauge the fellings amongst Travellrs to a new discriminationary Law Irish Travellers are a very small minority group in Ireland constituting less than 1% of the population. Their numbers currently stand at approximately 23,000 people in the Republic and another 1,500 in the North. There are also an estimated 15,000 Irish Travellers in England, Scotland and Wales and 14,000 in the USA. Comments: Google It! 6:51:27 AM

Loyalist 'young guns' blooded in series of sectarian attacks Thursday, July 18, 2002: The word interface if you look it up in the dictionary means a surface forming the common boundary of two regions or a place where interaction occurs between two systems. But none of the above even starts to describe what 'interface' means to those so-called places all over Belfast. Comments: Google It! 6:40:32 AM

Strategy of Threat Anthony McIntyre 28/7/2002 Passing through Lurgan town centre the words 'Rosemary Nelson' jut out from the office of the late solicitor serving to remind travellers that beneath the apparent tranquillity of the town a malevolence stalks which can snatch the lives of some in an instant and in doing so change the lives of others for an eternity. Comments: Google It! 6:38:26 AM

IRA apologises to families of non-combatants No hierarchy of victims Michael Pierse The IRA's apology for the deaths and suffering of non-combatants and their families has been broadly welcomed by politicians in Dublin, London, the US, and by some of the families at whom it was aimed. Comments: Google It! 6:36:57 AM

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