ISSUE 26 Tús Millennium 2000
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Humour	The Y1K Crisis What happened at the turn of the first millennium by Alastair McIntosh
Economics	Neo-liberalism An incisive critique of the dominant economic model in today's world by Susan George
Celtic Roots	The Irish Celtic Magical Tradition Tracing the connections between the goddess Brigid and the saint Brigid. by Peter Vallance
Inner World	Wrestling and Reconciling Jeff links the death of his own brother to Biblical texts and roots of all violence by Jeff Dietrich
Live Issues ó Health	Fluoridation Questionable claims that fluoridation of drinking water prevents tooth decay hide the evidence of its many negative effects. by VOICE
Social Analysis	European Kairos Document The culmination of consultation with thousands of grassroots groups, this document exposes the shadow side of EU policies and calls on the churches to stand up and be counted. by Kairos Europa
AlternativesÖ Economics	Printing Your Own Money Local communities learn to protect their local economies by creating their own currencies. by David Boyle
Sustainability	Feasta - The Economics of Sustainability A coming together of Irish academics, activists and authors to oppose the growth model in Irish society and to offer an alternative vision. by Peter Dorman
Churches andÖ Violence	Violence and the Sacred The myth of Jesus Christ is unique in anthropology in that central to its story is the innocence of the scapegoat. by Gil Bailie
Visionary	Only the Poets can Save us Now Using stories from cultures around the world, Richard bends our ears away from the hypnotic music of progress by Richard Reese
Creative Writing	Crosses and Tomahawks A story of a young woman with a longing for another life. by Geraldine Mills
Energy	Wood as Fuel Densified wood pellets offer an alternative to coal without the pollution Irish Energy Centre
On the Margins	No Amnesty for Children Children from various countries in the world whose rights are being denied by Amnesty International
As Gaeilge	Cúirt an Mhean-Óiche In this extract, the Fair Lady illustrates the extent she has gone to to get a man, and now fears the onset of grey hairs without one. by Brian Merriman
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	Cartoons by Peter Dorman
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