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Adair held as
loyalists implode
Belfast's Shankill Road remains tense after loyalist rivalry
escalated into bitter feuding between the UVF and UDA this week.
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Nationalists and republicans have again been warned to remain
vigilant after a new hit list was found on farm buildings in Clough, Co. Down.
Detectives working for the Stevens Inquiry into collusion
mounted a raid on the British Army Headquarters at Thiepval
Barracks in Lisburn last Thursday.
Mitchel McLaughlin has blasted remarks made by the
RUC Chief Constable Ronnie Flanagan during last Friday's final
RUC passing out parade.
The South Armagh Farmers and Residents Committee (SAFRC)
hosted a visit to the area by US Senator Chris Dodd, a Democrat
from Connecticut.
The past month has seen an increase in attempts by the Scottish
Special Branch to force people into working for them.
In an article written this week, Sinn Féin President
Gerry Adams calls for a public stand by all sections of society
against racism in Ireland.
An Phoblacht's MICK DERRIG addresses The News of the World's
controversial `name and shame' campaign against paedophiles in
the wake of the killing of English child Sarah Payne.
The Gasyard Wall Féile held a debate/discussion on
policing last Saturday.
The second annual Óglach Ethel Lynch Memorial
Lecture concerned the theme of the
Féile; People-Nature-Technology.
Eason and Son, the largest book retailer in Ireland, has been
accused of political censorship after it
refused to stock 'Unfinished Business'.
The former MI5 agent now charged with breaching Britain's
Official Secrets Act has claimed an initial victory this week.
About 300 mothers and children took a protest letter to the
ESB offices in Cork last Friday.
An Phoblacht's ROISIN DE ROSA has been travelling
throughout the 26 Counties to investigate a number of successful
pilot composting projects
There is an overwhelming case for increased funding and
support for groups concerned with Women's refuge and Support
in Mayo.
Sinn Féin has severely criticised the Director of
Consumer Affairs for granting new licences to extortionate
money-lenders.
An application to build a mega-landfill dump at scenic Silvermines
has been rejected.
Strikers from Aldi's Parnell Street store in Dublin won a
victory against the German multinational.
Irish banks have systematically and deliberately avoided
paying tax on thousands of their customers' deposit accounts, writes
Some of Donegal's most renowned musicians are joining forces
in an effort to stop high tension power lines being erected
through the county.
The 26th annual Volunteer Paul Magorrian commemoration was
held last Sunday, 20 August, in Castlewellan, County Down.
The Union of Students of Ireland (USI) says that the Dublin
government programme to attract students from disadvantaged
backgrounds into university has failed.
New Ross UDC has called an emergency meeting of
councillors to consider a new jobs crisis.
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