Monthly Archives: December 2004

A few points on the death toll in Southern Asia The tragedy has been under estimated since it began Why didn’t the coastal towns get 3+ hour warning (the lack of central telephone alert is not a good enough excuse) … Continue reading →

The implications of the audacious suicide attack in the center of a heavily guarded U.S. military base in Mosul go beyond a failure of base security. The attack is the latest evidence that Iraqi insurgents have better intelligence about U.S. … Continue reading →

It all began more than thirty years ago when the Fitzmaurice family decided to adopt a strictly wholefood diet. It was not easy; ingredients were scarce and there was little popular understanding of the benefits of wholefoods. But to the … Continue reading →

DUBLIN’S Deputy Lord Mayor has strongly hit back at claims that he showed disrespect to a Northside art group by turning up at their function dressed in a sweater, jeans and runners.Cllr Andrew Montague (Lab) received a late call to … Continue reading →

Irish Times Article Supermarkets in the North are under siege from bargain-hunters from the Republic eager to stretch their euro in the run-up to Christmas. Customers from the South have been arriving in Border towns such as Newry and Enniskillen … Continue reading →