AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 14 January, 1999				.
.		Trimble is wrong David Trimble has failed to justify his assertions that Sinn Féin cannot take their seats in an Executive and in the all-Ireland Ministerial Council until the IRA surrender its arms. more alysis by Gerry Adams Loyalists attack Garvaghy Laura Friel reports on evidence of ongoing intimidation of nationalists in Portadown's Garvaghy Road, evidence which will be presented to Tony Blair next week. Loyalist incursion into Garvaghy Road Portadown loyalists in abduction attempt Gardai to train with RUC Sinn Féin has called on the Minister for Justice John O'Donoghue to cancel the forthcoming joint training programme between the Garda Síochána and the RUC. New group to represent ex-POWs A new umbrella organisation representing 17 republican ex-prisoners groups from ten counties is to be launched in Belfast next Tuesday. Sectarian killer gets life Norman Coopey, found guilty of the brutal sectarian killing of sixteen year old schoolboy James Morgan, was sentenced to life imprisonment last Friday. 'We are Special Branch' A republican ex-prisoner is in fear of his life after four men dressed in civilian clothing, claiming to be RUC officers, tried to abduct him. Bloody Sunday is about all our dead As the new inquiry Bloody Sunday inquiry moves towards its first anniversary, the question remains -- will the guilty be found guilty and the innocent exonerated? Ingram runs with military agenda South Armagh residents have expressed their anger at the failure of the British government to take seriously the concerns of local people about the heavy militarisation of the area. RUC again assault GAA members For the second time in two weeks the RUC has targetted members of a County Derry GAA club. Fighting for the workers' share Roisín de Rossa interviews Carolann Duggan, an almost unknown trade union activist who nearly won the election for President of the largest union in Ireland Sinn Fein force closure of Castlecourt RUC barracks After a month of sustained campaigning, Belfast Sinn Fein successfully closed the RUC `information shop' in the city's Castlecourt shopping centre. SF push for Human Rights Commission commitment Sinn Féin Assembly members are pushing for the creation of a strong Human Rights Commission. Scandal of not spending money The government has failed to spend funds specifically allocated on fighting the drugs epidemic, writes Roisín de Rossa. SF launch recomendations for new judicial system Sinn Féin is calling for policing, repressive legislation and a comprehensive review of the justice system to be addressed in tandem. New home for Meánscoil Feirste Belfast's only Irish Medium Education secondary school opened its new premises to 300 school children this week. SF meet McFall over ACE closure Sinn Féin Assembly members met with British officials this week to voice their concern over the sudden closure of the ACE employment schemes. High rise protest Plans for a 24 storey private apartment complex at Georges Quay in Dublin have been met with anger from local residents. SF Constituency Office - building on success The workload of the recently relocated West Belfast Sinn Féin Constituency Office, has grown by over 40% since 1996, according to its annual report. 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	.	No more obstacles New group for ex-POWs History demolished Right wing tries to derail Colombian talks Dícoimisiniú Cumhachtaí an `Elite' sa Choimisiún Eorpach Purgadóireacht na Rúiseach Is this the real EU? Growing support for men in H-Block A new focus on the past Derry Kelleher Better than lovin' Pulling no punches	.

Trimble is wrong