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Adams challenges governments
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has challenged the British and Irish
governments to publicly state if they have abandoned the Good Friday
Agreement.
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he British Army has said that 11 pallets containing building
material flown into Glassdrummond spypost were `merely routine
re-supply consumables'.
Caitlin Doherty analyses the United Nations report that highlights collusion
between the RUC and loyalist death squads and demands an
inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane.
The loyalist siege of the Saturday 6pm mass at the Church of Our
Lady in Harryville, Ballymena, restarted last weekend.
A 26-year-old Lurgan man had a lucky escape when he inadvertently
walked into what may have been a loyalist ambush as he returned home
from a night out at the weekend.
The four men arrested in RUC dawn raids on their homes in South
Armagh on Tuesday are, contrary to media reports, not being
held in connection with the death of Eamon Collins.
The four longest-serving republican prisoners in the current phase of
the struggle were among five
republican prisoners finally released this week under the terms of
the Good Friday Agreement.
The RUC failed to respond to a violent attack on a 19-year-old
Downpatrick woman by her former boyfriend which happened in full view
of surveillance cameras and an RUC squad car.
The NATO Party? The cover-up Party? The unionist party? It's hard to
know which is the most accurate, but they all could be applied to
today's Fianna Fáil, argues Seán Marlow
The British government's refusal to enact amnesty legislation is
blocking the search for the graves of nine people executed and buried
by the IRA during the 1970s and early 1980s.
The British Ministry of Defence spent over £1 million defending
Paratrooper Lee Clegg, it has emerged.
The number of IDB-assisted jobs in West Belfast have fallen by 14%
over the past four years, according to a new report.
six months after ETA's historic ceasefire, Sinn Féin Press
Officer Eoin O'Broin gives his view of the political
progress in the Basque country.
Twelve Dublin sites were affected by industrial action taken by
scaffolders this week.
The whole island of Cobh is in a storm of protest against the ESB,
which intends to run a power line across the north side of the
island.
Newry and Mourne Council is the second nationalist council to warn
the unionist-dominated Northern Ireland Housing Council (NIHC) that
it will boycott the body if it doesn't give places to nationalists.
Sinn Féin representative for Dublin South East Inner City, Daithí
Doolan, has expressed concern at news that a 22-acre site in Dublin
has been sold for private development.
A group
of women from Newry and South Armagh have come together to form a
Garvaghy Road Support Group.
Reports from Easter commemorations across Ireland which were
held over from last week's issue.
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