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Thursday 29 January, 1998
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Sectarian slaughterDublin has been urged to highlight the collusion between elements of the British military machine and loyalist murder gangs. more
Need for a new agreementFern Lane looks at the progress in the talks which were held this week at Lancaster House in London.IRA intercepts intelligence documentsBritish Intelligence documents which have been intercepted by the IRA show that British soldiers have recently been operating in the 26 Counties.Sinn Féin storm home in Omagh Party activists in west Tyrone are jubilant that their by-election campaign has paid off so handsomely. 1798 in WexfordFionntán O Súilleabháin looks at the 1798 Rebellion in Wexford which led the way in that revolutionary year.Ardoyne raided while death squads roam At a time when senior RUC members are busy `reassuring' the nationalist community that they are doing their best to protect them, the story on the ground is different. Australian Labour support Adams visa bidThe Australian Labour Party has passed a resolution calling on the conservative government to allow West Belfast MP Gerry Adams to visit Australia.British soldier fired brick at youth 18 year old Lurgan youth Brendan McCartan received six stitches in a head wound after being hit by a brick thrown by a British soldier from the top of a landrover. Former POW beaten A former republican POW, from North Belfast has told of a vicious RUC attack upon him last weekend. Community empowerment for Limerick East The Sinn Féin candidate in the Limerick East by-election has emphasised the need for more community empowerment. The Master's Voice If anything has nudged the Dublin government into adopting a more assertive position towards its British counterpart, it has been the peace process pushed by Sinn Féin, argues Meadbh Gallagher. Dungannon man receives death threat A Dungannon man who has been subjected to continuous Crown Forces harassment has been told that a loyalist death threat has been issued against him. Bloody Sunday in London Two thousand people marched through London on 24 January to commemorate the victims of Bloody Sunday and to demand that the truth be told. Hartley harassed Sinn Fein Councillor Tom Hartley has said the presence of the RUC and British Army is inflicting pain and grief by their provocative actions and petty harassment. Larne threats The Larne Gazette received an anonymous phone call from a woman who claimed to be reading a prepared statement from a group calling itself the Loyalist defence force (LDF).
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Grúpaí cearta daonna le chuairt a thabhairt ar Éireann Cáineann an Pápa péindlíthe in aghaidh Chúba
Crampton picketers defy High Court
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