AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 22 April, 1999				.
.		Sinn Féin set for Euro gains Sinn Féin officially launched its candidates for the forthcoming European Union elections this week and is confident of making major gains in June in both the European and local elections. more Edited version of Sinn Fein's EU election manifesto Euro Election candidates profiled Sinn Féin opposes Euro Monetary Union London visit fails to resolve impasse The latest and probably most serious predicament in the tortured history of the peace process remains unresolved. Peace process in `freefall' Impetus for Rosemary Nelson Campaign The launch of the Rosemary Nelson Campaign has given fresh impetus to the efforts to force the British government to order an independent, international judicial inquiry into her death. U.S. politicians back Nelson inquiry call SDLP support Gurkha Band in Omagh A decision by Omagh District Council to provide the town's leisure centre for a promotional concert involving the British army Gurkha Band has caused outrage among nationalists. Garda News hails RUC chief The 26 County Garda police have allowed RUC Chief Ronnie Flanagan to continue his charm offensive in the pages of 'Garda News'. More Antrim attacks Sinn Féin man gets death threat Catholic family attacked Nationalist fury as pipe bomb attack man freed Nationalists along the Antrim coast are irate over the acquittal at Belfast crown court of a man who lost his right hand after a pipe bomb went off prematurely. Hard heads in hard hats The fact that British soldiers are once again wearing steel helmets is being seen as a sign that British army is in fact stepping up its activity. No imminent handover for Crossmaglen GAC New law to overcome mast protests The government is introducing draconian legislative proposal which allows mobile phone companies to get the land they want for a mast by compulsory acquisition order. People continue battle against the masts RUC using tragedy for own ends The RUC has been accused of using the murder of a 91-year-old woman to gain acceptance with nationalists and to gather intelligence. Heath in Bloody Sunday shame Relatives of the people murdered in the Bloody Sunday massacre have branded comments by former British Prime Minister Edward Heath, `outrageous' and `atrocious'. RUC involved in politically motivated arrests Claims that the arrests last week of four South Armagh men were politically motivated appear to have been vindicated after the four men were released without charge. Exceptional opportunity to tackle poverty Ireland's rapidly expanding economy and other factors provide an exceptional opportunity to make a major advance in eliminating poverty, according to the Combat Poverty Agency. Newtownbutler show trial Nationalists charged after they were beaten off the road by the RUC to clear the way for a `parade' in August 1997 want their case dismissed. Dublin's youth money stuck in pipeline Seven months after a fund for Dublin youth at risk was announced, monies from the Ł20 million to be spent over a three-year period have yet to be allocated. RUC Chief under pressure A media offensive launched by RUC Chief Ronnie Flanagan last week could not deflect the spotlight of international criticism currently focused on the RUC, writes Laura Friel. British army incursion The British Army was involved in an undercover surveillance operation in County Louth last weekend, according to Sinn Féin's European election candidate Arthur Morgan. New victims group guilty of hidden agenda A new victims' umbrella group, `Northern Ireland' Terrorist Victims Together (NITVT), has been accused of reinforcing divisions. Derry marks 30 years since Devenny 500 people crammed into Pilot's Row community centre in Derry City on Monday night, 30 years to the day since the death of Sammy Devenny at the hands of the RUC. Show of support for Garvaghy The latest in a series of groups set up to support the residents of the Garvaghy Road held its first public meeting in Camlough, South Armagh on Tuesday night. 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	.	Establishment covers its tracks No Sheila offence intended Five years after the massacres Cara sa Chúirt... Just another week of world domination McCague elected GAA President The Limerick Soviet Recruitment office picket Illustrated story of Easter Week yone for an aul uachtar reoite? Christy Jackson	.

Sinn Féin setfor Euro gains

Sinn Féin set
for Euro gains