Green isle may soon be a thing of the past

The New Year sees the march to the right of the FF/PD Junta, to the tune of big business and vested affluent interest groups.

Green isle may soon be a thing of the past
Sat, 24 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

Trampled underfoot by this stampede of arrogance is the voice of the ordinairy person, fear and reason buried under a dunghill of lies and propaganda.

THE decision to build a toxic waste incinerator in Cork harbour is an insult to the people not just of Cork but of the entire island.

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