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.	Pure sectarian hate The ugly nature of loyalism was exposed on Ardoyne Road in North Belfast this week, when Catholic schoolchildren, some as young as four, were attacked as they returned to school for the new term. more Ardoyne: Running the gauntlet Little Rock Central High School: 1957 Adams calls for end to Holy Cross picket Assembly to debate right to education Democracy and loyalism are irreconcilable Nationalist woman escapes abduction The media attention at Holy Cross primary school has ensured that the continuing campaign of violence against nationalists has gone largely unnoticed. Home destroyed in sectarian attack Loyalist attacks designed to provoke IRA RUC Colombia trip raises serious questions Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin reacted angrily this week to the decision by the RUC to go to Colombia in relation to the investigation of the three Irishmen being held there. Loyalists step up activity in Derry A laundry worker at Derry's Altnagelvin Hospital who received a death threat on his clocking in card says he is being intimidated because he is a Catholic. Still no justice for McBride family Tuesday marked the ninth anniversary of the 1992 killing by two Scots Guards of Peter McBride in North Belfast. North Belfast death North Belfast residents have expressed fears that they may be subjected to increased attacks after a road accident left a 16-year-old boy dead. Why are we fighting the War on Drugs? In an article that many will find controversial, MICK DERRIG argues that the War on Drugs has failed. Dundalk councillors reject Hunger Strike memorial Dundalk UDC has refused to grant a licence for the erection of a memorial to the 1981 Hunger Strikers. Skibbereen honours the hunger strikers Republicans from all over West Cork attended a hunger strike commemoration in Skibbereen on Saturday 25 August. TD calls on state to buy Farnham Estate Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has renewed the call for the State to purchase the Farnham Estate in Cavan. Councillor takes up fight for information on fluoridation 1984 has been and gone in most places. But not so in the 26 counties, where the government still insists on medicating the nation. Lignite mining concern Pearse McAleer, Chairman of Cookstown Distict Council, has voiced his concern at the advertisement of a grant of two licences to explore for lignite. DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE Try it for free. Just fill in your e-mail address below. Sinn Féin · Republican News Home Page · Archives · Recent Issues Published on the web by aprnweb@irlnet.com	.	Croppies will not lie down They attacked children? Seachtaine Oidhreachta Tampa refugee crisis raises many questions IRA wipe out 'G' Division	.

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