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onymity for all
Bloody Sunday soldiers
Further controversy this week surrounds the Saville Inquiry into Bloody Sunday as it ruled that all the soldiers in Derry on 30 January 1972 are to be granted anonymity, whether they fired their weapons or not.
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An aerial shot shows a number of devastated Nissen huts
at Long Kesh after the burning of the Cages in October 1974
The history of British rule in Ireland is littered with the struggle of Irish prisoners against repressive regimes within the jails, such as the extraordinary burning of the Cages at Long Kesh Prison Camp 25 years ago this month.
In Eniskillen, David Trimble sang from the same hymn-sheet as those within his party who actively and openly oppose the Good Friday Agreement
Granting bail last week, a judge has confirmed WIlliam Stobie was acting as an RUC Special Branch informer at the time he is accused of aiding the murder of human rights lawyer Pat Finucane.
A two-month-old baby and its parents narrowly escaped death when loyalists hurled a pipe bomb through the sitting room window of their Twinbrook home on Monday.
A new relatives group, Border Relatives, was launched earlier this week at a press conference in Dublin.
A glimmer of light has appeared at the end of the tunnel for the family of Volunteer Diarmuid O'Neill.
Sinn Féin's North Antrim representative councillor James McCarry has called for an end to the recent campaign of loyalist intimidation in the Ballycastle area.
On Monday night Nuala O'Loan was installed as the new Police Ombudsman, a position that will in July 2000 replace the Independent Commission for Police Complaints (ICPC).
Residents of Meabh House at the New Lodge flats in Belfast have intensified their demands for the British army to vacate their base on top of the tower.
The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition have put together a paper on the views of nationalists in the Garvaghy Road area regarding sectarian marches.
The Dublin government is in the process of carrying out a new assessment of the case of murdered Portadown Catholic Robert Hamill.
Sinn Féin's Martin Meehan was in London on Friday to meet republican activists and discuss with them the current direction of the peace process.
The Taoiseach has been urged to initiate immediate re-engagement with the nurses organisations as the first all-out nurses' strike looms next week.
The Fianna Fáil/PD government is this week seeking to force through the Dáil a motion approving membership of Partnership for Peace.
Sinn Féin candidate Aengus OÕSnodaighÕs campaign for the vacant Leinster House seat in Dublin South Central was launced this week by Gerry Adams in Dublin.
On Friday, 15 October, Wicklow County Council is going to the High Court to secure an eviction notice to `trespassers'.
Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed (INOU) launch its budget submission this week.
Communities in three counties are battling telecommunications mast which
emit dangerous microwave radiation.
The continuing genocide against the people of East Timor was highlighted in Leinster House on Tuesday.
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