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Governments must
back Agreement
Next week will be crucial for the peace process, with a vote in the
Assembly that should trigger the establishment of the
shadow Executive and the All-Ireland ministerial council.
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A bomb attack at a bar in south Derry was described as an
an attempt to kill and maim a large number of local
nationalists.
A
thousand people turned out last Sunday to march to Cloughogue
Checkpoint outside Newry.
Information which identifies those involved in the murder of solicitor Pat
Finucane is to be presented to the Dublin government by
members of the dead man's family.
The family of murdered Belfast
teenager Peter McBride have lodged a legal challenge
against the decision to allow two soldiers convicted of Peter's murder to remain on
active service.
Plastic bullets are to be retained for use in the Six Counties,
British security minister Adam Ingram has said.
People in the village of Lanesborough, County
Longford, are living in fear that a deadly toxin has been dumped in their community.
London-based campaigners for Irish political prisoners were jubilant
last Thursday as the last Republican prisoner held in England, Nick
Mullen, was released by the Court of Appeal.
As relatives of those who died travelled to
Dublin to meet with the Victims' Commissioner,
an in-depth look at the Loughgall massacre by reporter Laura Friel
Sinn Fein is a ``Republican Labour party, with radical practical
policies on issues which affect ordinary people'', said Gerry Adams, back
on the election trail
Over 70 young people and
representatives of various community groups attended a conference on
the criminal justice system lst Tuesday.
A large turnout at a public meeting in Derry on Sunday night
heard accusations that the media were swallowing the RUC version of events
on the Garvaghy Road.
The decline of West Belfast manufacturing has
raised serious questions about the British government's industrial strategy
in the area, say local businessmen.
A Belfast judge has cleared four Saoirse members who were convicted
after they occupied the roof of Belfast's Waterfront Hall in a
Saoirse protest two years ago.
St Valentine's Day marks the 10th anniversary of the murder of Sinn
Fein councillor John Davey, a life long republican and active member
of Magherafelt District Council.
Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin criticised the lack of a coherent
government policy when he spoke in a
housing debate in the Dáil last week.
Following a recent Supreme Court decison declaring deportations of
asylum-seekers unlawful, the Dublin
Government has introduced a Bill to over-ride that decision.
The growth of Sinn Fein continues with a new cumann in Ligoniel in
North Belfast and the imminent launch of a cumann in Queen's
University.
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