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[An Phoblacht]

Thursday 20 November, 1997

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British forces
wrecking peace

intensive campaign of harassment and intimidation against nationalists in Armagh by the RUC over the past number of weeks finally exploded into the wider public consciousness on Tuesday, 18 November. more

McAliskey - one year imprisoned

It is exactly one year today since Roisin McAliskey was arrested at her Coalisland home and imprisoned on foot of an extradition warrant from Germany.

Shoot-to-kill - 15 years on

Peadar Whelan looks back at the shoot to kill incidents in County Armagh 15 years ago

South Armagh POW regularly brutalised

Seamus McArdle from South Armagh, savagely beaten when arrested by British soldiers near Crossmaglen on 10 April this year, is now on 22 hour lockup in a Special Secure Unit (SSU) in Belmarsh prison outside London.

Clegg set to be cleared

From killing and cover-up, the case of paratrooper Lee Clegg continues to wind its way towards his judicial exoneration for the slaying of Irish teenager Karen Reilly.

North Belfast sectarian attacks continue

Loyalists were again on the rampage last Sunday when a gang from the Tigers Bay area of North Belfast invaded the grounds of the Holy Family Church on the Limestone Road during mass.

Springfield residents form action group

Residents of the Springfield Road in Belfast are set to oppose unwanted Orange marches that go through their predominatly nationalist neighbourhood each year.

Conspiracy to silence dissent

Robert Allen reports on a British court case aimed at suppressing the radical press

Lavery snowbound in USA

After years of talking about it, months of procrastination, and weeks of toing and froing at the US consulate, North Belfast Councillor Bobby Lavery finally landed in the USA - in the middle of a snow storm.

Newry confronts drug dealers

A new campaign against Newry drug dealers got off to an angry and emotional start in the centre of the town last Saturday.

The wartime agenda

It is said that a good gauge of society is how it treats its prisoners. Laurence McKeown looks at the sorry record of the British government in the Six Counties.

Parties combine to exclude Sinn Féin TD

Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin has said that the voters of Cavan and Monaghan are being disenfranchised by his exclusion from the group structure in Leinster House.

Garda Special Branch continue to harass young republicans

Sinn Féin Youth has strongly criticised what it calls ``the unnecessary harassment and intimidation'' of its members. Over the last number of weeks Garda Special Branch detectives have stopped and questioned several Sinn Féin Youth members.

Marcella flies the flag

An Phoblacht reader Marcella Curran has succeeded in her campaign to force the GPO in Dublin's O'Connell Street to continue flying the tricolour seven days a week.

Repeal the PTA

A co-ordinated campaign for the `Repeal of the PTA' will be launched next Thursday (7 pm) 27 November at Islington Central Library on the Holloway Road in London.


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