AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 3 July, 1997				.
.		Crucial test A crucial test for the new British Labour government comes this Sunday 6 July as the Orange Order determines once more to march down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown against the wishes of its nationalist residents. more Drumcree decision already made Residents' plans unveiled ``Don't force parade through'' - Ahern and Burke Adams calls for calm International spotlight on British Government Shutters down on supremacy NIO Security Minister was in Orange Order investigation by An Phoblacht into NIO Security Minister Adam Ingram's links with the Orange Order forced him to admit his past membership this week. New TD takes his seat Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghin O Caoláin took his seat in Leinster House on 26 June. Clarity needed - Adams In a significant statement Gerry Adams outlines what must be done to rebuild the peace process Nationalists on edge Nationalist residents of Bellaghy were forced to endure the blockage of their town on Tuesday by a huge force of RUC drafted into the Co Derry village to facilitate an Orange march to an Orange Hall. RUC beating followed Springfield Orange march Sinn Fein Councillor Tom Hartley has accused the RUC of beating a West Belfast man following Saturday's Orange march along the Springfield Road. Amnesty warns Labour government Amnesty International has written to British Prime Minister Tony Blair this week with an agenda for human rights protection which highlights key human rights issues to be tackled by his government. Report urges equality US Congress hears human rights testimony Fourteen members of the United States House of Representatives heard testimony on human rights violations in the north of Ireland last week. Judge slams RUC on Shanaghan case US Judge Andrew Somers, who presided over the independent public inquiry into the death of Castlederg Sinn Fein worker Patrick Shanaghan, this week attacked the RUC for its role in the events surrounding the 1991 murder. Volunteer Paddy Kelly Comrades of the late Volunteer Paddy Kelly pay tribute to a POW who died recently as a result of skin cancer and the meditated neglect of the British government. Report reveals anti-Irish discrimination Research into discrimination towards the Irish in Britain has revealed evidence of inequality, discrimination and injustice. RPG 7 attack in North Belfast Last Thursday the crew of a British armoured personnel carrier came under attack when the IRA launched a rocket propelled grenade in North Belfast. Jury hears details of O'Hagan family terror Details of the UVF murder of Kathleen O'Hagan, (38), and her unborn baby, in August 1994, were disclosed last week to Omagh Coroner's Court. Solidarity for sacked Derry workers Workers facing unemployment with the closure of United Technologies in Derry were joined in a solidarity protest outside the factory by the local community including MP Martin McGuinness. Deich mBliain! West Belfast celebrates ten years of Feile an Phobail for a community which decided not to sob but to sing. Young people speak out Young People in West Belfast have set up a new project, Young Tongues, providing a platform for the views of local youth. Remembering their lives Friends and relatives of Derry's fallen republicans converged again last week on the Republican Memorial to remember their lives and their sacrifice. Holiday home truths Robert Allen considers the long-term impact of holiday homes on a small community in West Clare DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE Try it for free. Just fill in your e-mail address below. REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD Discussion forum for subscribers. Click here. Sinn Féin · Republican News Home Page · Archives · Recent Issues Published on the web by aprnweb@irlnet.com	.	A dose of reality Slipping into NATO Last chance? Israeli hawk edges near power Séasúr na máirseála mire chugainn Abhar eithneach caite i Muir na hEireann ag rialtas na Breataine Slógadh i gContae Mhaigh Eo Tyrone limp offstage The Four Courts attack Bill gets through Stop the lights, Savannah	.

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