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[An Phoblacht]

Thursday 2 April, 1998

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British Acts must go
Peace requires British constitutional change

As the Stormont talks moved into their final week, Sinn Féin stressed the need for fundamental change if there is to be lasting peace. more

UN slams RUC

A United Nations report is urging the British government to implement two immediate independent public inquiries into the experiences of defence lawyers in the North.

British Army ran UDA death squads

A secret unit of the British Army directed loyalist death squad attacks against Irish Republicans and nationalists in what the British media have dubbed `assassination by proxy'.

Family forced to flee

Following a petrol bomb attack in the early hours of last Sunday morning a Catholic family from Greymount in North Belfast have been forced to flee their home.

Alarm in FF over Articles 2 & 3

Bertie Ahern has been meeting Fianna Fáil TDs all week in an urgent attempt to reassure them about Articles 2 and 3.

The bashful Brothers

Eoghan MacCormaic remembers a traumatic experience at the Christian Brothers' school in Derry.

The killing of Robert Hamill

Many in the nationalist community community were outraged at the brutal killing of Robert Hamill by a gang of pro-British loyalists in Portadown last year, writes Fr Joe McVeigh

Feeding time in the Stormont zoo

Laurence McKeown is concerned about the quality of the catering at the Stormont talks after an incident on the Dublin to Belfast train.

SF's listening process begins

A series of Sinn Féin-organised public forums entitled Our Future - A United Ireland has begun

Cearta speaks in Dublin

Speakers at a Cearta meeting in Dublin last week stated unreservedly that the human rights of nationalists are `not up for negotiation.'

Praise for drug awareness project

Gerry Adams spoke at last Thursday's launch of a new Community Drugs Training Course at the Falls Community Council.

Ormeau survey ``barely credible''

The head of the Department of Politics at Queen's University Belfast has dismissed a survey claiming that Catholics would be happy to allow Orange marches down the Lower Ormeau Road.

O Caoláin slams `unreconstructed Tory'

A former Tory Minister tried to prevent Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin from addressing the British-Irish Inter-Parliamentary Body in Irish.

UUP silent in Oxford

A Sinn Féin delegation attended a multi party conference in England on the weekend of 22-24 March during which the Ulster Unionist Party refused to engage in any dialogue.

Sinn Féin Youth in Basque Country

Seventeen young republicans from across Ireland have travelled to the Basque country for a two week solidarity trip.


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