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.	Thursday 23 July, 1998				.
.		Time for direct dialogue Proximity talks involving representatives of the Garvaghy Road residents and the Orange Order in Portadown broke down on Tuesday 21 July without success. more Proximity talks break up Derry civic forum debates march Garvaghy siege ends Only a handful of Orangemen remain holed up in Drumcree church hall led by Harold Gracey, who was refusing to give interviews. From Kerry to Garvaghy Bloody Sunday Inquiry: spectre of Widgery The spectre of Widgery haunted the preliminary hearings for the Bloody Sunday Inquiry this week. Bill falls short The Northern Ireland Bill being rushed through the Westminister parliament this week has been condemned by human rights and community groups across the Six Counties. Mad race against Basque independence Teresa Toda, journalist at Egin for over 14 years, on the shutdown of Egin and Egin Irratia RUC PR stunts fool no-one The attempts by the RUC to rehabilitate itself in the aftermath of the siege of Garvaghy Road have not impressed, writes Sean Marlow. Coopey lawyer charged The defence solicitor for the man charged with the brutal murder of Annsborough teenager James Morgan, was last week sharing the same prison as his client. Investigation into Nelson harassment The Independent Commision for Police Complaints is to investigate claims made by Lurgan solicitor Rosemary Nelson of persistent RUC intimidation and harassment. Orange disorder Laura Friel watched as disarray amongst Orangemen continued with the resignation of several Orange Order Chaplains and the threat of resignation from around twenty more. Scottish Orange leader resigns Britain guilty of human rights abuse The European Commission on Human Rights last found found that the British government violated human rights in the Six Counties. European Commission to publish POWs report Homelessness rising in Dublin North Inner City Dublin Councillor Christy Burke has slammed the current homelessness situation on the streets of Dublin as a mockery of the `Celtic Tiger' hype. Name-dropping Eoghan MacCormaic finds his computer is making progress in tackling the names of Ireland's political figures. Observers visit Bessbrook A delegation of International Human Rights observers visited the south Armagh village of Bessbrook last weekend to see for themselves the militarisation in the area. North Belfast gets Féile fever Festival fever hits Belfast once again with the launch this week of two north Belfast Féiles. SFY protest against harassment Sinn Féin Youth members in Dublin protested at what they termed ``renewed efforts by the Gardaí Special Branch to harass and intimidate'' them. SFY builds contacts in London Homes without water Sinn Fein has called on the Water Executive to tackle the problem of homes in West Tyrone without running water. Vol Pat Cannon remembered The Volunteer Patrick Cannon commemoration held in Dublin last Saturday heard speeches by Danny Hamilton on behalf of Sinn Féin Youth and Larry O'Toole on behalf of Sinn Féin. Who are real terrorists? The London-based Institute for Independence Studies is hosting another of its regular seminars entitled Who are the Real Terrorists? on 6 August. 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	.	Trimble can't have it both ways Support Egin Letter to Paisley Britain, US back down over Lockerbie Deachtóireacht na n-Infheisteoirí á réiteach On the One Road... Partnership hypocrisy Doctor Who? lands in Paradise `Faithful to the last' Henry Joy Heroes honoured in Ballina 57 channels and nothing on	.

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