AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 23 April, 1998				.
.		Forward in struggle Sinn Féin's 92nd Ard Fheis saw a party at a defining moment in its development. The Good Friday document was at the heart of debate over the weekend in Dublin's ornate RDS library and this will be continued when the Ard Fheis reconvenes within a month to decide on the party's approach to the document. Debate was comradely yet intense and points to an historic gathering in a few weeks' time. A vision that guides us Presidential address by Gerry Adams Negotiating an agenda for change Debating the future The South Africa lesson A worldwide audience Welcome for Congressmen Putting People First Justice and equality demanded Free the POWs now Sinn Fein Youth storm Ard Fheis Call for referendum deferral and `No' vote Céim ar aghaidh, dhá chéim siar? The greening of Sinn Féin Abortion policy unchanged The Pageant Sectarian murder in Portadown Portadown councillors Breandan MacCionnaith and Joe Duffy have advised Catholics to exercise extreme vigilance following the sectarian murder of a Catholic worker at a Council depot on Tuesday. British troops invade farm in South Armagh A large force of British soldiers moved onto lands at Crossmaglen, County Armagh at 9.05am on Wednesday morning. North Belfast communities stand firm A coalition of North Belfast community groups have this week amalgamated to oppose the contentious Orange Tour of the North march through nationalist areas on 19 June. Wall erected despite nationalist objections Lurgan nationalists under RUC attack A dawn raid by the RUC and British army just hours after the sectarian killing of Adrian Lamph in Portadown has angered nationalist residents of Lurgan's Kilwilkie estate. McBride killers still in British Army The British government has admitted that the two Scots Guards convicted of the 1992 murder of North Belfast teenager Peter McBride have not been dismissed from the British Army. Wondering about democracy Many hands of British Prime Ministers have shaped the history of Ireland, but Tony Blair may have forgotten the work of his predecessors, argues Mary Nelis Tyrone man harassed A young Tyrone man was stopped and harassed by a large contingent of British soldiers as he drove to Armagh last Friday. RUC/RIR harassment of solicitor's employee Felons harassment continues `Widespread concern' over Articles 2 and 3 Sinn Féin Cavan/Monaghan TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin abstained in the vote on the Good Friday document and the proposed constitutional changes in Leinster House on Tuesday 21 April. An abridged version of his speech at the debate. Hamill family abused in court The only man to remain in custody charged with the murder of Portadown Catholic Robert Hamill was further remanded in custody until trial in Belfast crown court later in the year. Fury at DPP decision A decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions not to take any action against British soldiers involved in the death of Derryman Dermot McShane, has been greeted with outrage Gardai pressurise Minister on prison releases The 26 County Minister for Justice, John O'Donoghue, has come under pressure from Irish Garda police not to release those facing charges arising out of the shooting dead of Garda Jerry McCabe. No Racism - No Deportations Day of Action A coalition of groups have organised a Day of Action to highlight the plights of asylum seekers in Ireland. DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE Try it for free. Just fill in your e-mail address below. REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD Discussion forum for subscribers. Click here. Sinn Féin · Republican News Home Page · Archives · Recent Issues Published on the web by aprnweb@irlnet.com	.	SF will make up its own mind Referendum should have been postponed Agreement debate continues Céim ar aghaidh, dhá chéim siar? Tugaimis lámh chúnta trasna Shruth na Maoile Red Army conquers all Epidemic feared in H-Block Apartheid lives	.

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