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.	Trimble's hypocrisy With a pipe bomb in the one hand and a veto in the other, the veil has been torn from unionism's attempt to exclude Sinn FÈin from the Executive this week. more Hunger strikers honoured in South Africa Sinn FÈin President Gerry Adams was in South Africa this week, where he met with former ANC President Nelson Mandela. Reid paves way for attacks The refusal of British Secretary of State John Reid to rule that the UDA has broken its cease fire opened the door for attacks on nationalists at the weekend. British fail to confront loyalist violence LVF kill journalist in Lurgan More loyalist death threats Freedom's fight can be won Last weekend saw Sinn FÈin's annual Ard Fheis conference held in Dublin over two days. Click above for the presidential address by Gerry Adams or below for full reports from the RDS. Keep up the good work - McLaughlin Struggling for justice Towards a new Ireland Solidarity from Castlerea Health for all Health is a right The great coalition question The housing crisis Farming is an all-Ireland business Education - A good report card International - Sympathy expressed to US people Kelly calls for release of Colombia Three Close Sellafield call New Ard Chomhairle Debating the Ard Chomhairle's gender imbalance Words don't come easy A hard rain is going to fall Insane Sellafield expansion to proceed Sinn FÈin has described the decision to approve the re-starting of a plant at Sellafield as 'a death sentence for those living on Ireland's East Coast'. Loyalist protesters abuse top Tory The British Conservative Party's spokesperson on the North was branded "fenian scum" by loyalist protesters. Spring abortion poll likely Sinn FÈin is studying proposed legislative changes to the 26-County Constitution regarding abortion. Bank manager tells of "wanton murder" A senior manager of First Trust Bank has told the Bloody Sunday Inquiry that what happened on 30 January 1972 was "wanton murder". British Army harassment Down Sinn FÈin councillor Frank McDowell has hit out at the increased British Army activity in the Newcastle area. Sinn FÈin councillors accuse GardaÌ of malicious arrests Two Belfast-based Sinn FÈin councillors and a teenager, also from Belfast, are accusing the GardaÌ of overreacting and maliciousness No to neutrality If Irish international policy is to be based on blind trust, traditional Irish neutrality does not seem such a bad thing, writes ROBBIE MacGABHANN. Lignite fears raised At a public meeting organised, people in the Cookstown area voiced their concerns at the prospect of open-cast mining. 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	.	Sinn FÈin poll increase Ripping off young drivers Britain's role in loyalist violence Funerals attacked as Turkish death toll reaches 40 leor 24 uair sa l· do RnaG? Derry 1968 Two critical men come off fast	.

Trimble's hypocrisy