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national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 22:27 by fishy
 22 comments (last - wednesday july 07, 2004 18:23)
NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN: "I am a good friend of Joschka, and he tells me, that Turkey will never join", says the Danish foreign minister PER STIG MØLLER in a corridor passage which was taped and used in the film. Candid comments made by the Danish foreign minister and filmed by a Danish TV producer could trouble the entire political process of aligning Turkey with EU membership. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 22:16 by Eugene Mc Cartan
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Ghanem Hamdoun Mouri, a leading member of the Communist Party of Iraq will pay a short visit to Dublin to speak in the New Theatre, Temple Bar, Dublin 2. The meeting will take on Thursday 17th April at 8-00pm. He is the editor of "Thakafa Judida" underground journal. The Iraqi Communist Party has been banned for many decades and many thousands of its members have suffered torture, murder and exile under the Saddam regime. The CPI is one of the few genuine opposition groups that have operated both inside and outside Iraq. Ghanem is in daily contact with the underground forces within and outside Iraq. The CPI opperates a number of illigal underground radio stations and publish an underground newspaper. They have recently open two office inside Iraq despite the fact that they still remain illigal. Hear first hand the opinions of an organisations that has opposed Saddam and imperialism. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 22:00 by rocket stuff
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The following speech from jello biafra is one of several speeches taken from his spoken word album #5 called “if evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve” This spoken word section deals with the propaganda surrounding the last gulf war. The speech is taken from a limited edition vinal triple set and the next few weeks will see more speeches for download read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 21:42 by Republican
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Anti War Public Meeting Thursday 17th April @ 8.00pm in Liberty Hall. Speakers Aengus O Snodaigh (Sinn Féin TD) Ali Halimeh (Palestinian Ambassador to Ireland) Ella O Dwyer (republican ex-prisoner and author of "The Rising of the Moon") read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 20:52 by Franco
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JOSÉ MARÍA AZNAR - Spanish prime minister: "Trying to create a military counter-power is a mistake. José Maria Aznar, the Spanish Prime Minister has spoken out against moves by France, Russia and Germany – three countries about to consider forming a ‘defence pole’, following the US-led invasion of Iraq. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 20:32 by alex
4 comments (last - thursday april 17, 2003 10:10)
dont miss this one, theres nothing else to do on easter sunday anyway, and with a bar till 12.30 and cheap booze if you come early, you'd be mad to miss it. besides, we need the money :) read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 19:29 by Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign
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A symbolic funeral procession and vigil will be held tomorrow evening, Wednesday 16 April, to commemorate the death, one month ago, of Rachel Corrie and the 21 Palestinians killed in house demolitions by the Israeli army over the last year. Rachel Corrie, a 23-year old American peace activist with the International Solidarity Movement (ISM) was killed in Rafah, Gaza Strip on the 16 March by an Israeli army bulldozer. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 19:27 by Malatested
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The G7 was set up in 1975 by Giscard d’Estaing in order to provide a focal point for the leaders of the most powerful states to have informal discussions on financial and economic matters. It brought together the U.S., Japan, France, Germany, Canada, the United Kingdom and Italy; in effect, an alliance of the main powers on the ‘right’ side of the Iron Curtain. It was only in 1994 that Russia joined this very closed circle. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 18:35 by Assorted Sources
Anti-U.S. protests in Baghdad...Journalist Dies in 'Car Crash' in Iraq...Marines Raid Journalists' Baghdad Hotel...U.N. Human Rights Body Criticizes Israel...Iraqi Protesters Block Marines in Kut read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 18:06 by joe ranii
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Translated from Le Soir US Ambassador slams anti-war Belgium 11 April 2003 BRUSSELS – The US Ambassador to Belgium has sent an angry letter to the Belgian government, accusing it of blatantly supporting the Iraqi regime. US Ambassador Stephen Brauer lashed out at the government for its refusal to seal off the Iraqi embassy or take steps against any Iraqi officials in the country. In an interview with the Flemish financial daily De Tijd, Brauer went as far as to suggest that the perceived lack of cooperation could result in Nato headquarters moving from Brussels to elsewhere. Foreign Affairs Minister Louis Michel, who came out in support of France and Germany in early February, condemning a war in Iraq without UN approval, was said to be ‘astonished’ by the letter’s content. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / feature Tuesday April 15, 2003 16:31 by IMC Editorial Group
Greg Palast is coming to Ireland
for the Easter Weekend to give talks in Galway and Dublin on the new and
updated edition of his contemporary classic of Investigative Journalism -
The Best Democracy Money Can Buy. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 16:16 by St.John
This is going to be a brilliant action, well supported and well executed, as has been the case before. But we need your support. Nuclear weapons only help pomote militarism, fear and misery all over the world. DO you r bit to stop this. We have final confirmed details for the trip: Leaving Limerick UL East Gate Car Park @12.30 (lunchtime) Sunday 20th April, via Dublin Heuston Station @3.30, meeting d rest in Belfast Stena Port @7.00. Coming back on Wednesday the 23rd, arriving in Belfast @5.00, Dublin roughly 8.30 and Limerick 11.30. Cost will be about 40 euros. We have accomodation with some great people sorted. Can u make it? Yours with the planet, St.John Ó Donnabháin Email: [email protected] Phone: (087)7548783 read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 16:06 by redjade
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so funny it makes you want to cry... W Bush couldn't sell the idea to the American people that he could honestly 'investigate' the Sept 11th disaster, so now his job is to smooth over the 'transatlantic rift' read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 15:22 by ipsiphi
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as of 6am the Placa San Jaume peace camp in Barcelona is evicted. as of 9am the Mural wall of peace is demolished. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 15:06 by Cllr Eoin O'Broin
12 comments (last - wednesday april 23, 2003 13:27)
Following the announcement last year by SDLP minister Sean Farren that his department would examine the introduction of Watercharges, British Direct Rule Minister Angela Smith has indicated that charges and job losses will be part of an overall programme of 'restructuring'. Trade Union representatives have expressed fears that such 'restructuring' will be a prelude for privitisation. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 13:27 by Peter Newman
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This essay is primarily a scream of pain from a two year old boy in Ireland in 1950, whose life is being wrecked by the civilization into which he was born. The message is interweaved with the tragedy at Ballyseedy Cross because of it's acute relevance, as explained in the text, and also because Irish people have never really faced the events of June 1922 - April 1923. To my knowledge only three full-length books have been written about the period, despite the fact that those ten months have defined and contaminated Irish politics ever since. The essay goes on to identify the solution which will ensure that no more little boys will have to scream in pain as this one is doing. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 11:33 by James McKenna
4 comments (last - tuesday april 15, 2003 13:19)
Last night on Questions and Answers Tom Cooney of UCD showed us his intellect and it wasn't a pretty sight. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday April 15, 2003 09:45 by kokomero
19 comments (last - wednesday april 16, 2003 13:12)
If you have ever heard that stuff about nervous soldiers panicking under pressure, I particularly urge you to see this film. You will never see a soldier under less pressure than the man who decided to open up on us. You will see Kunle and Lillian, our designated negotiators, walk forward with arms outstretched to approach the armoured personnel carrier. Kunle was hit in three places. Their "crime"? ISM activists ride in Red Crescent ambulances. They help farmers who try to labour in the shadow of Israeli settlements and their violent occupants. They remove roadblocks so that people can go about their business. They run playgroups. Taking verbal and physical abuse from from settlers, police and soldiers. read full story / add a comment |
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