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.	Historic opportunity Adams outlines vision for a new Ireland Speaking in Dublin on Wednesday, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams outlined a republican vision for Ireland of ``a one-island people, emancipated and at peace with each other''. more A Moment in History Momentum maintained Machete victim saved by neighbours Michael O'Hara, a community activist from the Short Strand are of East Belfast, was saved only by his screams. Equality in a New Century The full text of Sinn Féin's pre-budget economic statement as the Fianna Fáil/Progressive Democrats Coalition prepares to spend the largest budget surplus in the history of the state. Manipulating the housing `crisis' to suit landlords Roisin de Rosa reports on the dire housing crisis which Dublin minister Bobby Molloy declared that he did not believe existed. South Dublin Council backs Sinn Féin housing proposals British Army sabotaged collusion inquiry A former British agent has claimed that the fire which gutted the operational headquarters of the Stevens' Inquiry team in 1990 was deliberately started by a covert unit of the British Army. RUC survey adds insult to injury The daughter of a man who died after being attacked in his home by the RUC in 1969 has received a survey from the RUC asking her for her views on policing. Teenager beaten by RUC The RUC viciously assaulted a 15-year-old Armagh City boy on the night of Sunday, 24 October. South Armagh demands independent inquiry South Armagh residents have been told that their personal details were amongst British Military Intelligence documentation uncovered at Stoneyford Orange Hall, County Antrim. Dáil challenge to Taoiseach and Justice Minister Sectarian abuse of Catholic soldier A Catholic man serving in the Royal Irish Regiment has made a complaint to the British Army about a litany of sectarian abuse he suffered at the hands of members of the regiment. Murphy blasts ``sick joke'' Sinn Féin's Newry and Armagh Assembly member, Conor Murphy, has branded the presentation of a peace prize to the Royal Irish Regiment as a ``sick joke''. No confidence in O'Donoghue on asylum Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has attacked the government's failure on the issue of refugees, asylum-seekers and immigrants. Volunteer Michael McVerry honoured The Volunteer Michael McVerry Memorial Lecture was delivered by Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin at Cullyhanna on Friday. University body slammed Sinn Féin Down District Councillor Paddy McGreevy has slammed the North's third-level admissions service for distributing promotional literature on behalf of the British crown forces. Healing plant faces restriction The use of St. John's Wort is an effective herbal treatment for depression and many other ailments, is to be severely restricted. Conference on the Patten proposals Key activists attended a conference on the Patten report, organised by the Falls Community Centre last week. Prentice paid money to LVF leader's wife A Portadown businessman must disclose details of the money he admittedly paid to the wife of his nephew, loyalist leader Mark `Swinger' Fulton. Prisoner welfare group relaunched Veteran republican Joe Cahill has called for a renewed focus on the welfare needs of republican prisoners in the coming months. 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 retirement present? Value our young people Guatemala's bloody ordeal >Fir Uaisle Naofa Nirvana Oraisteach A socialist republic in the 21st century Crossmaglen conquer Ulster, again! McCarthy taking the `Mick' Erskine Childers A sad loss	.

Historic opportunity Adams outlines vision for a new Ireland

Historic opportunity
Adams outlines vision for a new Ireland