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Bringing Irish unity demand to Westminster
Adams tackles Blair on loyalist attacks
Sinn FŽin MPs Gerry Adams, Martin McGuinness, Michelle Gildernew
and Pat Doherty arrived at Westminster on Monday afternoon to
take possession of their new office space within the House of
Commons buildings.
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Last Friday, tens of thousands of people braved the rain to
attend an ICTU-organised anti-sectarian rally in the wake of the
UDA killing of postal worker Dabniel McColgan.
RUC detectives investigating the Omagh bombing 'recreated' 357
documents, possibly including witness statements, which
were 'lost' or 'inadvertently destroyed'.
The Taoiseach has confirming that the 1976 bombing of
Castleblayney and the
assassination in 1975 of John Francis Green will be addressed in
the Report of the inquiry of Judge Barron.
Ombudsman Nuala O'Loan is to look into the events surrounding the
death of a UDA member who had information on the sectarian
killing of Catholic postal worker Daniel McColgan.
Sinn FŽin spokesperson
Mitchel McLaughlin has expressed serious concern that the areas of
Diplock Courts and repressive legislation were omitted from the
Criminal Justice Bill.
Sinn FŽin Assembly member Gerry McHugh has described as
"disgraceful" the behaviour of British Army helicopter pilots who
flew over the house of his personal assistant.
Sinn FŽin Assembly member for Derry Mitchel McLaughlin has given
a guarded welcome to the news that Ebrington Barracks in Derry's
Waterside is to close.
Relatives of assasinated defence lawyers have rejected the
appointment of an international judge to review six collusion
cases as a stalling tactic.
Coiste na n-Iarchim’ has broadly welcomed the report on
Reintegration of Prisoners published by the National Economic and
Social Form.
Sinn FŽin's local councillors in the Castlewellan area Frank Mc
Dowell and Willie Clark have denied any republican involvement in
an incident in Castlewellan.
Brixton escaper Nessan Quinlivan was back in court on Monday,
this time to ask District Court Judge Peter Smithwick to throw
out the order for his extradition to Britain.
Sinn FŽin TD Caoimhgh’n î Caol‡in has announced that he will not
now be travelling to the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant
next week.
Sinn FŽin's North Antrim spokesperson, Philip McGuigan, has
welcomed the initiative by Queen's University students union to
encourage a greater uptake of University education by secondary
school students in the North Antrim area.
Sinn FŽin launched its 'Health for All' document at a press
conference in Dublin on 18 January.
Speaking at a debate in Brussels on Monday, Aengus î Snodaigh,
Sinn FŽin's representative to the National Forum on Europe said
that Ireland's No vote must be respected.
Sinn FŽin TD Caoimhgh’n î Caol‡in has called on the Minister for
Health and Children, M’che‡l Martin, to intervene in the care
workers' dispute.
The 16% rent increase
imposed on Cork council tenants has been described as exploitative, immoral and very
wrong and said it should be withdrawn.
Minister Frank Fahey is ignoring the concerns
of communities in Erris, says Sinn FŽin Mayo election
candidate, Vincent Wood.
Britain has come with new proposals for the future of the EU
after secret meetings with French and German officials.
The PDs were supposed to be the party of high moral standards.
Now they are the party of power for its own sake, writes ROBBIE MacGABHANN
Cllr Joe Reilly,
has challenged government officials to explain the miserly increase in the
allowance guidelines for Medical Cards for 2002-2003.
Cavan/Monaghan TD Caoimhgh’n î Caol‡in on Wednesday joined a
public protest at Monaghan General Hospital to coincide with the
visit of the Minister for Health.
If anyone believes that young people don't care, last Saturday
afternoon's meeting in Dublin on globalisation proves them wrong.
Sinn FŽin's MP for Fermanagh/South Tyrone, Michelle Gildernew,
joined party candidate for Dublin West, Mary Lou McDonald, on the
campaign trail last Friday.
Spurred by the organisation of the Dublin branch of the Ireland
Palestine Solidarity Group in Dublin last December, a number of
people have now set up a Belfast-based branch.
Vincent Wood has
welcomed comments by Roscommon Fine Gael Deputy Dennis Naughton
in relation to the Connaught Waste Management Plan.
This year's Afri conference in Kildare, explores the dual themes of immigration
and militarisation
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