AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 5 March, 1998				.
.		Fear of more attacks The death of two people in a loyalist gun attack has led to fears of a renewed sectarian murder campaign by loyalists against the nationalist community. more Loyalists attack Carnlough Toome gun attack Gibraltar 3 - ten years ago It is ten years since hired British government assassins gunned down three IRA Volunteers in cold blood on the Rock of Gibraltar. Laura Friel looks back at the murders and their shocking aftermath. Parades Commission a kick in the teeth Dublin government recommendations were ignored by Mo Mowlam when she announced appointments to the Parades Commission last week. A bit of balance Extensive canvass for by-elections Gerry Adams has visited both the Limerick East and Dublin North constituencies to offer his support to the party's candidates in next Wednesday's by-elections. Elaborate informer plot uncovered A South Armagh businessman was offered Ł10,000 as part of an elaborate attempt to get him to work as an informer. Tyres destroyed Sinn Féin Ard Comhairle member Dessie Murphy, from South Armagh, had two tyres on his car destroyed at a British Army checkpoint outside Newry on Tuesday. How community opposition beat international capital A bookm has been published on the campaign to prevent Merrell Dow, the American chemical company that made Agent Orange, from building a drugs factory in County Cork. Garvaghy protest call A major protest rally is to be held on the Garvaghy Road on Sunday 22 March and the Residents Coalition is calling for mass support. Process needs credibility The British government must realise that nothing will ever be the same again, argues Marcas Mac Ruairí. He came, he spoke, he didn't impress Martin Mansergh, special adviser to Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, came to the Springvale Centre in West Belfast on Tuesday evening. Prisoners given update Sinn Féin Vice-President Pat Doherty and talks negotiator Martin Ferris met with Republican POWs in Port Laoise Prison last Friday. MEP supports inclusive talks A rally for inclusive talks held in Monaghan town on Saturday was addressed by a broad platform of speakers. SDLP `propping up the RUC' Sinn Fein councillor Michael Browne has attacked the SDLP on Belfast City Council for assisting unionist discrimination against Sinn Fein. Family's anger at Bell campaign The uncle of 18 year old nationalist Peter McBride, shot dead by two British soldiers from the Scots Guards regiment has slammed another push to free his nephews' killers. Ex-POW wins compo Ten years after a prison beating that left Martin Meehan hospitalised for a week, a Court has awarded him Ł14,000 in damages. The bells, the bells Irish television's Angelus prayer bells are deafening some people, or at the very least, dulling their perception that the bells' time is up, writes Eoghan MacCormaic. other extradition sought The extradition of another Irish citizen to Britain has been ordered by a Dublin court. SDLP's Attwood joins battle against Felons As the RUC vendetta against the Felons Club continues, their latest ally has turned out to be the SDLP's Alex Attwood. Paddy McIlkenny, a fighter for justice Alex Maskey writes on the late Paddy McIlkenny, a lone voice when he took on the world to prove that his brother and the rest of the Birmingham Six were innocent. RUC offensive AN RUC charm offensive in South Belfast was thrown sharply into contrast by an attack on a 16 year old youth last Saturday. RUC threaten man with LVF A Dungannon man who was told by the RUC last month that his name is on a loyalist death list, continues to be the victim of constant harassment from the Crown forces. Clegg acquitted Last week's decision to give a retrial to Lee Clegg perpetuates the misery of Karen Reilly's family, still grieving after their daughter was murdered by Clegg's patrol. SF Youth occupy building Over 40 Sinn Fein Youth members burst into the monthly meeting of Omagh District Council on Tuesday night. New health initiative A ground breaking initiative designed to explore the relationship between political conflict and ill-health was launched in Derry last Friday. 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	.	Saluting women in struggle Vote Sinn Féin Flemish, not Belgian Mystery of Flight 103 The Pope's Brass Band rides again! Biogóideachas i mBaile Meánach Seachtain na nGaeilge Tax code in crisis Workers still have a world to win Down and out in Dunloy Comrades in cause for freedom Women and Ireland Fascinating Festival highlights Fascinating Festival highlight Paddy MacManus	.

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