AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 21 May, 1998				.
.		Looking to the future Mindful of the changed political landscape which they have helped to create, republicans are looking to the future with confidence. more O'Toole stable after shooting Surrounded by flowers by his hospital bed a slightly subdued yet stable Larry O'Toole spoke this week to Michael Pierse. Sinn Fein carries message to US SF Ard Chomhairle members Pat Treanor, Martin Ferris and Joe Cahill last week briefed members of American support groups about the latest developments in the Irish peace negotiations. Councillor addresses Cleveland City Council Judging the victims Sean O'Tuama examines how Kenneth Bloomfield's report downgrades victims of state forces SFY say: keep Rule 21 On Sunday 17 May Sinn Fein Youth held a protest outside the Tyrone v Down Championship match opposing the proposed changes to the GAA's Rule 21. Continuing RUC attacks on SFY Lord Edward Fitzgerald - 1798 revolutionary Aengus O Snodaigh on a cosmopolitan aristocrat who made the journey from idealist reformer to violent republican revolutionary. Sinn Fein launch Yes vote Sinn Fein launched its Yes campaign for the upcoming referenda on the Good Friday document on Friday. Keep up the momentum for change SF urge No to Amsterdam Treaty Dublin SF South West representative Seán Crowe advised those unsure of the implications of the Amsterdam Treaty to vote No at a press conference in Dublin this week. Me Feiners and Ourselves Meadbh Gallagher on the sad irony of a Romanian author being feted in Dublin while 20 compatriot found hiding in freight trailers brought in through Rosslare Port were being treated very differently. Garvaghy welcomes support The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition (GRRC) has voted to end its opposition to nationalists from outside Portadown joining the protest against the annual Drumcree Orange march in July. Garvaghy residents at Laytown meeting People flooding clinics as housing epidemic soars Dublin North Inner City SF Councillor Christy Burke spoke this week of a housing epidemic in Dublin which has caused the ``flooding'' of his advice centres. TD meets asylum seekers Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin met representatives of the Association of Nigerian Asylum-Seekers in Ireland in Kildare House on 20 May. Dunlavin Green martyrs remembered The 1798 commemoration at Dunlavin, County Wicklow turned into a tribute to Larry as well as to the 36 patriots done to death by British forces on Dunlavin Green. Help fund Irish schools Tuesday 19 May saw the launch of a patronage scheme to help fund the shortfall that exists in state funding for Irish medium education. G8 debt double standard Rather than being net recipients of aid the Third World is subsidising the first to the tune of four dollars paid to us for every dollar we give them 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	.	To a future of change Irish must not be left behind Defeat from jaws of victory Indonesia ready to throw off Suharto Ard Fheis Tábhachtach Eile Ná ligimis an fhaill seo tharainn Nolan judgement a victory for trade unions Labour Court ignored by Health Board Unhappy workers wreak havoc Let the battles commence The revolutionary Lord Long Kesh Justice Opposite sides of the same coin Cosy conclusions A bad news day	.

Looking to the future

Help fund Irish schools