AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 26 November, 1998				.
.		RUC - time to go In the past week evidence has continued to mount up to make a damning case against the RUC, with the force firing nine plastic bullets in Lurgan and two live rounds in South Armagh. more RUC fired at crowd RUC open fire in Lurgan Newry man abducted by RUC RUC threats `RUC Watch' launched Time to share prosperity Sinn Féin's pre-Budget submission calls for radical action to spread the benefits of economic prosperity across the dividing lines of Irish society. Urgent action needed to stop the drift As we go to press a political initiative by British Prime Minister Tony Blair to break the logjam in the peace process is reportedly imminent. Dumping the problem A picturesque seaside town in County Kerry has been earmarked for a giant dump, and local people want to know why. Celtic fans arrested In two separate incidents, up to eight Celtic fans came in for `special treatment' at the hands of Scottish police on Saturday. New Labour, Old Order The meeting last week between `moderniser' Tony Blair and the aging hardliners from the Orange Order must have been an odd one, writes Laura Friel. Bloody Sunday immunity row continues The collection of eyewitness evidence for the Bloody Sunday inquiry ended last week in the midst of controversy. Intimidation of Lurgan nationalist Nationalist workers at the Wilson double deck trailers factory in Lurgan have been subjected to threats painted on factory walls. Burghers to go... Eoghan MacCormaic on one man's bid to defend his inheritance against the feudal English system of land theft in Ireland which almost cost him his family home. Orange marches planned for Portadown The Parades Commission's green light for a loyalist parade in Portadown has been greeted with dismay by Garvaghy Road residents. Patten member defended Marines A member of the Patten Commission who defended the killers of a South Armagh man failed to disclose his identity to the dead man's father when he testified this week. McElduff critical of commission Jingo fever For the past month we have been subject to a barrage of jingoism berating us for not enthusiastically wallowing in World War 1 commemorations, writes Sean Marlow. Call to save community A public meeting in Dublin's Pearse Street last Tuesday heard calls for an end to the proposed development on Dublin's George's Quay. Memories of a friend and comrade Arthur Fegan remembers his friend, Fian James Templeton, who was shot dead in Belfast in 1975, aged just sixteen. A walk back into history A unique historical visit was made recently to one of the most controversial episodes of the 30s and 40s period. Fermanagh Volunteer remembered The 40th anniversary commemoration of Volunteer Patrick McManus in County Fermanagh took place at the weekend. 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	.	Blair must implement Agreement Gather evidence on RUC Equality of treatment Interview with Kurdish vice-president Kurdish leader's extradition rejected Fuair siad bás in aisce I mBolg an Bheithí CIE management to blame for dispute Fight the power Spolitics - a strange mix The Irish Volunteers founded Passing the time of day - Brit style Lenihan - His Life and Loyalties 1916 Rebellion Handbook Where Have All the Spoons Gone? Fooling the people Johnnie Lynch	.

RUC - time to go