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.	They're back But challenges lie ahead The Good Friday Institutions have finally been restored this week following Saturday's meeting of the Ulster Unionist Council. more Adams predicts ``a battle a day'' as Executive is restored Trimble's offensive logic Loyalist terror at cross-community event Loyalists attempted to disrupt a unique concert bringing Catholic and Protestant students together in Portadown. Orange parade passes Garvaghy Road Nationalists cannot join proposed force - Adams Gerry Adams says that Sinn Féin will be stepping up its campaign to win a proper policing service. Loyalist terror in Ballynahinch ``You're lucky you're a fuckin' woman'', a nationalist was told as a loyalist held her by the throat. Prospect of two Sinn Féin mayors The prospect is growing that both Belfast and Derry will have Sinn Féin mayors in place by next week. Putting equality centre stage Una Gillespie of the West Belfast Economic Forum addresses the equality agenda for An Phoblacht. Long Kesh - Museum of Irish Freedom? Fern Lane argues that the time is fast approaching for Long Kesh to be formally designated a museum. March tension rising on Springfield Road Loyalists are targeting people in the Springfield Road area to put pressure on them in the run up to next month's march. The coalition debate - My two pennies' worth The man and woman in the street, along with their dog, know that Fianna Fáil is rotten to the core, writes Mick Derrig. Measuring a year's growth Sinn Féin members in Connaught/Ulster met for their AGM in Sligo on Sunday, 28 May. Dublin should move on Oireachtas representation Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has called on the Dublin government to give citizens in the Six Counties representation in the Oireachtas. Passport Office for North? Sinn Féin vice-President Pat Doherty has welcomed news that the Dublin Government is to consider opening a passport office in the Six Counties. British military in South Armagh under scrutiny The continued British military presence in South Armagh was on the Canadian political agenda last week. Tralee meeting opposes deportations A large public meeting in County Kerry has heard strong objections to the current refugee policies. The story Prime Time didn't tell A recent television documentary on Ireland's slum landlords missed some significant details. Apology An Phoblacht apologises for any distress caused by an error of omission in last week's edition. 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	.	Loyalists turn on each other The recommissioning debate UN urges Mexico to demilitarise society Seansaol Nua-Aoiseach Gan cara sa chúirt, gan punt sa sparán trim break 01-year losing streak Media exposure of `Heavy Gang' The Faloorie Man Fr. Des Patrick `Doc' Dalton	.

They're back But challenges lie ahead

They're back
But challenges lie ahead