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Arms issue will
not be resolved by
unionist
ultimatums or
on British terms - IRA
In a briefing with An Phoblacht, a spokesperson for
Óglaigh na hÉireann has rebuffed claims by senior
British and Irish politicians that the IRA is responsible for the
present impasse in the peace process.
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Violent clashes have erupted in north Belfast for two
nights after a standoff developed over a loyalist blockade of
Holy Cross primary school on the Ardoyne Road.
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has expressed his
delight at the election of party colleague Francie Molloy as
chairperson of Dungannon Council on Monday night.
A judicial review of the British government's
decision to introduce a new, even more lethal plastic bullet is being sought.
The influential National Committee on American Foreign
Policy has backed calls for an independent public inquiry into
the killing of Belfast defence lawyer Pat Finucane.
In a written statement submitted to the Saville Inquiry, a
former British soldier has said that his unit was ordered to
shoot demonstrators on Bloody Sunday.
How much did British government
ministers know about crown force collusion with
loyalist death squads, asks LAURA FRIEL.
A large rally against the deportation of asylum seekers
took place outside of the Department of Justice last Saturday.
All-out industrial action has been threatened by all non-nursing staff at Cavan
General Hospital.
The Dublin government has
retreated on a key piece of legislation after a revolt by the four
government-supporting Independent TDs and by other backbenchers.
The Sinn Féin group on Dublin City Council has proposed
that the Council oppose any attempt to
privatise Dublin City's water supply and services.
Scotland's commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the
1981 Hunger Strike continued last week with the largest ever
republican march held in the East of Scotland.
The AGM of Tar Anall reviewed the huge work that Tar Anall has
undertaken in the year.
An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern was forced to to
avoid a local residents' protest at the withdrawal of a teacher
from an East Wall school.
Sinn Féin Assembly Health spokespersons, West
Belfast's Sue Ramsey and Mid-Ulster's John Kelly, have given a
guarded welcome to the Hayes Report on Acute Hospitals.
Over 1,200 workers found out last week that they are going
to lose their jobs in Louth, Waterford and Wexford.
Sinn Féin Dublin South Central representative,
Aengus Ó Snodaigh has slammed the 30p increase to the
minimum wage as ``miserly''.
The public hearings of the Moriarty Tribunal ground to a
halt this week amid bitter acrimony, writes ROBBIE MacGABHANN.
The debate on the safety of adding fluoride to the Irish water
supply is hotting up North and South. UALTAR Ó
GRÉACHÁIN presents the case against.
The Dublin government has been urged to hold all future
elections and referenda at weekends.
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