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IRA StatementIn its annual Easter message, the leadership of Óglaigh na hÉireann has again avowed its commitment to republican objectives and the search for a durable peace. moreLandslide victory in West TyroneAn energetic and determined election team was the key to Sinn Féin candidate Barry McElduff's spectacular election success.British Sellafield cover-upLouth Sinn Féin County Councillor Arthur Morgan has said that management reshuffles announced at British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL) are a 'distraction'.Soldiers hamper Divis rescueBritish soldiers in Belfast delayed the rescue of a woman trapped in a lift for over an hour.Quinlivan extradition orderedBrixton escaper Nessan Quinlivan walked free from yet another prison this week.Unionism's schismThe reasons behind David Trimble's announcement that he wishes his party to sever its links with the Orange Order may not become clear for some time, writes Fern LaneLoyalist tension in BelfastA heated argument between loyalists on the Shankill Road this week has further fuelled speculation of tensions between loyalist factions within Belfast city.Helicopter attack on houseSinn Féin is accuses the British Army of a cover up following a helicopter incident in Derry.In the shadow of the enemyA Strabane mother of two brothers shot dead by the British SAS is to mount a legal challenge against a proposed 40-meter-high military installation.Mandelson snubs Washington CommitteeBritish Direct Ruler in the Six Counties Peter Mandelson has snubbed the US House Committee on Inernational Relations.Sectarian bank coughs upTwo women who were subjected to a campaign of sectarian abuse while employed by the Ulster Bank have received substantial damages.ger at Belfast plaqueRelatives of people killed and maimed by the British Army and the RUC have expressed their anger at the wording of a plague unveiled in City Hall.Parade decision welcomedThe proposed Easter Monday Apprentice Boys parade is to be rerouted away from the Lower Ormeau Road area.Call for Passport Office in BelfastCaoimhghín Ó Caoláin has called for an Irish passport office to be established in Belfast and in other regions.Challenge the system of greedThe Sinn Féin Ard Fheis last week passed a resolution urging the cancelation of Third World debt.Combat 18 in sectarian attacksThugs affiliated to the racist group Combat 18 are responsible for a wave of unprovoked attacks on Catholics in County Down.London Friends back AgreementThe London-based group, Friends of the Good Friday Agreement, held its first major conference entitled `Making the Good Friday Agreement Work'Troops Out demilitarisation callAt its Annual General Meeting last weekend, the Troops Out Movement (TOM) agreed to prioritise its `Demilitarise Ireland Campaign', which is supported by Tony Benn MP.Gibney recalls political status campaignSinn Féin national director of campaigns Jim Gibney talks to Eoin O'Broin about his involvement in the campaign for political status.Bik to launch new H Block CDMusic from the Blocks 2, a recording of 20 famous `jail songs' is being launched.Don't panic - Profiteers at workFalling share prices on US and European stock markets mean little to workers across the world.Multicultural NewsIreland's first multicultural newspaper, Metro Eireann, was launched in the Mansion House on Monday.Unions to fight dispersal policiesOver 400 people packed into Liberty Hall on Sunday to plan a campaign against discriminatory policies introduced for asylum seekers.Govt `stroke' to legalise bin chargesThe Dublin government rushed through all stages of a special Bill in less than three hours to impose refuse and other charges on householders.
DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE
REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD
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