AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 14 May, 1998				.
.		The struggle continues With a confidence and a unity which defied and dismayed their political opponents, Sinn Féin took a huge step forward in their struggle last Sunday. more Focused and imaginative debate `Unbowed... unbroken' All activists called to election effort Debating the path to freedom Adams: Tomorrow we start to build the future alysis: Facing the future in confidence and unity Justice demanded for Robert Hamill Up to 100 people representing community groups, human rights groups and political parties held a vigil outside Belfast City Hall on Friday 8 May. trim echo of Portadown one year on Money talks - in Irish...at last After decades of vigorous campaigning the Department of Education has at last granted Ł2 million to Bunscoil Phobail Feirste. US activists briefed Three senior members of Sinn Féin travelled directly from the Ard Fheis in Dublin on Sunday to brief activists in the US on the outcome Bloody Sunday was planned - new evidence Bloody Sunday was the result of a planned attack by the British army in Derry which British soldiers knew in advance would result in civilian casualties, according to new evidence. other British bug exposed A sophisticated British surveillance device has been found by two Sinn Fein activists in their isolated Tyrone home. Remember victims by uncovering truth Laurence McKeown on Sir Kenneth Bloomfield's study into how best to remember and commemorate those who have died in the conflict in the Six Counties over the last three decades. Nationalists under fire Nationalists in the Newington area of North Belfast have been subjected to verbal abuse and assault from loyalists in nearby Tiger's Bay. Mercenary aids Scots Guards The case of the two Scots Guards who were jailed for murdering Belfast teenager Peter McBride in 1992 took an ominous turn this week. trim GAA Board pull a fast one A senior County Antrim committee member has exposed the attempts of the County Antrim GAA Board to stifle debate about dropping Rule 21. Questions over police handling of sectarian attack The shambolic handling by Glasgow police of the attempted murder of Celtic fan Sean O'Connor continues apace. Bobby Sands remembered in Glasgow Councillor in Britain Maghera Sinn Fein Councillor John Kelly has just returned from a short speaking tour of England organised by the Troops Out Movement. Police get tough on Fuascailt Springhill slams voting system Teach an Phobail/Springhill Community House have come out strongly against the electoral system decided for the proposed six county assembly. Carmelite and Ballot Box The Charismatic movement shared the RDS with Republicans at Sunday's Ard Fheis. Coincidence? Eoghan Mac Cormaic thinks not. RUC attack Sinn Fein Youth The past number of months have seen a huge increase in RUC harassment and violence against Sinn Fein Youth activists. Roof top protest 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	.	Prepare for the next phase of struggle Expose FF and SDLP Oiling the wheels of dictatorship Observers expelled from Mexico Questions for Brown's Prosperity Framework Top o' the world Ma! Loughgall Martyrs remembered Connolly resurrected Exposing the cause of cancer Way back when	.

The struggle continues