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Republican News airs
opinions for and against the fifth social partnership agreement by SIPTU President Des Geraghty
and ATGWU Regional Secretary Mick O'Reilly.
Despite a number of meetings this week, Sinn Féin says that no
progress has been made on the restoration of the institutions.
Sinn Féin councillor Tom Hartley has criticised the RUC and
accused them of ``deliberately and maliciously'' endangering his life.
Sinn Féin Councillor Martin Ferris has described the arrest in
Tralee, County Kerry, on Wednesday, 8 March of Paul `Dingus' Magee as ``absolutely disgraceful''.
An attempted loyalist knife attack took place in a nationalist area of
East Belfast early on Friday 3 March.
A Mullaghbawn family escaped injury or possible death last week when
when a British Army Lynx helicopter crashed near their home.
The Royal Irish Regiment is to be
given the use of the City Hall for a St Patrick's Day dinner dance.
Organisers of a loyalist parade
pulled out of a secret meeting with nationalist residents on the eve
of the Parades Commission's ruling.
The office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has failed to
deliver justice to the people of the Six Counties.
Over 70 people attending a conference on state violence
in Fermanagh, heard the harrowing story of Louis
Leonard's death.
Confidential interviews between Irish political prisoner Michael
O'Brien and his lawyer, Gareth Peirce, were bugged by the British
secret services.
When is a minimum wage not really the minimum wage? When it is one
introduced by the Fianna Fáil/Progressive Democrat coalition.
Minister John O'Donoghue, has reiterated his refusal to allow refugees
who seek asylum in Ireland the right to work despite plans to import workers.
The elimination of long-term unemployment is now in sight, according
to Enterprise and Employment minister Mary Harney.
Sligo County Council has adopted a motion expressing opposition to the
British government's decision to suspend the Six-County institutions.
The highlight of this month's Corporation meeting was the intervention
by Sinn Féin's Larry O'Toole.
Councillors joined a group
of angry campaigners
to protest at the appalling and dangerous conditions of the
roads in the county.
A public debate, titled Nationalist Equality, Can It Be Delivered? took place
at Newcastle, County Down on Saturday.
After 100 years, meetings of Clonakilty UDC will at last be accessible
to the public.
A new Republican bookshop has opened in the Scottish capital,
Edinburgh.
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