Wednesday, March 26, 2003

Behind 'Scandal' Web Mayfield Here's what I was thinking when I wrote the 'Scandal as Opportunity' post the other day. RSF still holds to the traditional republican belief that the government in Leinster House is as illegitimate as the government in Stormont, both governments having been created by an act of the British government to... [Proceedings of the Radial Symmetry Institute: Behind 'Scandal'] Comments: Google It! 7:56:39 AM

Residents Respond It has been reported that around forty acivists were involved in the destruction of RUC spy cameras in the latest in a series of direct action attacks. [The Starry Plough: Residents Respond] Comments: Google It! 7:50:03 AM

Special Court's 'house arrest' bail conditions on Limerickman At the trial in the Special (non-jury) Court in Green Street, Dublin of seven members of Republican Sinn Féin who are facing charges of IRA membership one of the defendants, Joe "Tiny" Lynch, who had his bail revoked four months ago reapplied for bail at the end of February. [Saoirse: Special Court's 'house arrest' bail conditions on Limerickman] Comments: Google It! 7:43:57 AM

Republican Not Bandit Country Anthony McIntyre When the Daily Telegraph journalist Toby Harnden, was reported to be writing a book on the IRA in South Armagh a number of years ago, the general expectation within the republican community was that the end product would be a rabid right wing tirade the only purpose of which would be to excoriate the IRA. What else do Daily Telegraph journalists do was the consensus. So it was with some surprise that Bandit Country was greeted so favourably on the streets. [The Blanket: Republican Not Bandit Country] Comments: Google It! 7:40:31 AM

Bringing our heroes home Former Belfast City Councillor and Ard Chomhairle member Joe Austin recalled the harrowing tale of his journey to Gibraltar to recover the bodies of IRA volunteers Mairéad Farrell, Dan McCann and Sean Savage, who were summarily executed by the SAS on 6 March 1988. [AP/RN: Bringing our heroes home] Comments: Google It! 7:37:51 AM

A month of madness Áine Ní Bhrian The first three weeks of March 1988 left an indelible impression on the political landscape of the North and its reverberations are still felt today. Fifteen years ago this month - March 1988 - was a period of intense upheaval in the Six Counties. [AP/RN: A month of madness] Comments: Google It! 7:35:48 AM

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