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Sinister agenda
behind prison transfer
In a dramatic operation, republican political prisoners at Castlerea, County
Roscommon were transferred to Portlaoise Jail overnight on
Tuesday, 25 April.
more
Turnouts for Easter commemorations throughout the country were up
this year.
A British Army helicopter crash in South Armagh last month may
have killed two soldiers.
The New York City Council unanimously passed a
resolution calling on the RUC to divulge security information to councillors on a death-list.
A vigil was held in London calling
for the dismissal of the two soldiers involved in the killing of Peter McBride.
A bomb scare
delayed the start of the Easter commemoration in the Whitewell
Road area of North Belfast.
Sinn Féin Assembly member Gerry Kelly has again been told
his name is on a loyalist death list.
Bessbrook people are angry that a priest invited a British Army chaplain to take part in a joint
village service.
Loyalist mobs are terrorising nationalist residents in West
Belfast almost every night.
Frustration continues over the refusal
of the marching orders to fully engage in
dialogue.
The latest
revelations spilled from the Flood Tribunal on Easter week.
An unprovoked attack on a 16-year-old Nigerian asylum-seeker led to a street protest in Dublin.
A a plaque in memory of Volunteer Joe Clarke was unveiled on his
family home on O'Donovan Road in the Tenters area of Dublin.
Many British soldiers who end
up on the wrong side of the law do so because they are just plain
bad, writes Fern Lane.
Pauline Tully is one of a growing number of women increasingly active in Sinn
Féin.
Down Council last week refused to back calls for an investigation
into the killing by the RUC of IRA
Volunteer Colum Marks.
Martin McGuinness
addressed the annual conference of the irish National Teachers' Organisation.
The annual conference of the Association of
Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) voted in favour of trade union status.
Sligo Corporation is urging that the names of all the politicians
who took advantage of the 1993 tax amnesty be revealed.
The deputy mayor of Sligo has slammed Dublin government proposals to dock a
so-called `flotel' in Sligo Harbour to house asylum-seekers.
Youghal Sinn Féin Councillor Martin Hallinan has highlighted Special Branch harassment of young
republicans in the town.
Republican prisoner Michael Gallagher is to have his work
performed on RTÉ radio.
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