AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS


.	Thursday 4 February, 1999				.
.		Loyalist threat grows Nationalists throughout the Six Counties are being warned to be vigilant during the current upsurge in loyalist attacks and threats. more Loyalists attack Antrim massgoers Sectarian attack in Dungannon Garvaghy residents flee loyalist attacks Unionists try to censor St. Patrick festivities The Belfast St. Patrick's Carnival will go ahead, despite a concerted effort by unionists and elements of the SDLP to torpedo what was designed to be an inclusive and cross-community day of festivities. Remembering state violence `State the Truth' was the theme for the 1999 Bloody Sunday commemoration programme as victims of state violence were remembered last weekend in Derry. Relatives struggle for justice and recognition Ruling threatens Bloody Sunday Inquiry Fascists attack Bloody Sunday march Memories of a singer, a republican and a comrade Gerry Adams pays tribute to Kathleen Largey, who died twenty years ago this week. IRA investigates stolen guns The IRA has revealed that it is investigating the theft of ``a small amount'' of its weaponry which was stolen by individuals who resigned from Oglaigh na hEireann over a year ago. Paisley setting-up people for assassination Up to two dozen men named in the House of Commons by Ian Paisley are now in living in fear of their lives. Shame, shame Name them and shame them Creating an accountable justice system Youth and community activists are coming together in the form of Community Restorative Justice (CRJ) to confront the problem of anti-social behaviour. Inequality still the unionist aim As David Trimble persists in obstructing any progress, it is becoming more obvious that inequality is a pillar of his Agreement-stalling strategy, argues Mary Maguire Checkpoint closures a PR stunt The announcement that seven border checkpoints are to close and one is to be dismantled has been described as a deception. SF Assembly team visits Leinster House The demand for full implementation of the Good Friday Agreement in all its cross-border aspects was brought to Leinster House by Sinn Féin last week. `Spypost' to be demolished A demonstration against British military bases at Cloghogue checkpoint outside Newry on Sunday will include the demolition of a `spypost'. New Lodge `Bloody Sunday' remembered There are questions to be answered, even after 26 years, about the New Lodge massacre. The fodder is running out Serious fodder crisis reveals catastrophe for small farmers, says Roisín de Rossa Trinity welcomes Sinn Fein Sinn Féin is in the process of forming a cumann in Trinity College following the recent overturn of a long-standing ban on the party. Parents oppose Cowen plan Plans by the Dublin government to close the Haematology Department in the newly opened Tallaght Hospital have has met with strong opposition. Kerry anti-drugs campaign will continue Following media stories about Kerry Sinn Féin's anti-drug campaign, Ard Comhairle member Donal Cusack puts the record straight 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	.	Demilitarise now Dublin government backs world debt-collectors 50 year sentence for Salinas Cothaíonn seicteachas amháin seicteachas eile Dream na Liathróide Pointithe.. Rotten Apple Fighting the financial markets Fianna Fail - U-turn Thatcher's latest victim 1916 Bogwoman Sinned against	.

Loyalist threat grows