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Peadar Whelan visited the family of Robert Hamill in Portadown
and found them still the victims of sectarian hatred.
Don't believe everything you read
The past week has underlined the necessity for Irish republicans
to listen closely to what Sinn Féin leaders say, as opposed to
what others claim they say, argues SEAN MacBRADAIGH.
McAliskey case in stalemate
The extradition case against Roísín McAliskey
appears to have reached a stalemate after the latest hearing at
Bow Street Court on Tuesday.
Three Irish political prisoners, POWs Hugh Doherty, Harry Duggan and Donal Gannon,
have been assaulted in Whitemoor Prison, England.
Concern for Irish prisoners in US
Three Irish political prisoners in the United States have been
separated, and one put in solitary confinement for the second
time in a week.
RUC try to recruit Lurgan man
Lurgan man Pady Quinn has told An Phoblacht that a man in
plainclothes claiming to be from British Intelligence offered him
large sums on money if he would pass on information to him.
Calls for calm in North Belfast
Last weekend, trouble flared once again across
the 'peacelines' of North Belfast, separating communities already rife with
high unemployment, poverty and social disadvantage.
For all its sophistication, the global communications system doesn't tell us how the Ted
Turners of this world make so much money when so many are denied even the opportunity to earn
their living. Mary Nelis writes.
PFF threats
Two young families have been forced to flee a Protestant housing estate in Armagh last week.
Diarmuid O'Neill remembered in Cork
Republicans from Cork City and West Cork gathered at the
graveside of IRA Volunteer Diarmuid O'Neill in Timoleague, West
Cork on Sunday to mark the first anniversary of his
death.
Basque killings were shoot-to-kill
The Spanish Minister of the Interior on Monday admitted that two
ETA Volunteers who were shot dead in the Basque city of Bilbao on
Wednesday of last week, did not fire on police.
Portlaoise releases welcomed
The release of five republican prisoners from Portlaoise Jail on
26 September has been welcomed by Sinn Féin.
Hoax bombers target pregnant woman
The pregnant wife of Collie Duffy was the target of a hoax bomb
attack, thought to be the work of loyalists, in Lurgan on Monday.
Increase in RUC harassment
A series of incidents in Belfast, Derry and Strabane in which RUC
officers targeted children for harassment indicates a growing
trend of RUC abuse of nationalists.
Growing SF Youth protests
Sinn Féin Youth took to the streets last weekend calling for the disbandment of the RUC.
The 63rd annual conference of the Scottish National Party, which
ended on Saturday, went some .
SF members harassed in Buncrana
A Donegal Sinn Féin spokesperson has accused Garda special
detectives of harassing party members in Buncrana.
Saoirse rally in Cushendall
A large crowd of nationalists from the North Antrim coast area
attended a Saoirse rally from Waterfoot to Cushendall last Sunday.
A weekend of events
organised to mark the anniversary of IRA Volunteers Tony Ahern
and Dermot Crowley in Cork proved a great success despite the attentions
of Garda Special Branch detectives.
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