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British must
move Trimble
Sinn Féin Chairperson Mitchel McLaughlin yesterday accused
the Ulster Unionist Party leader, David Trimble, of setting the
political process in Ireland on a ``course for collapse''.
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A leading British Intelligence officer
is being threatened with court martial if she doesn't agree to
`retire quietly'.
A Larne man whose family has been repeatedly targeted by
loyalists was admitted to hospital last week suffering with
clinical depression.
Sinn Féin Chairperson Mitchel McLaughlin has welcomed the
debate on the Disqualification Bill currently going through the
British House of Lords.
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has welcomed the support
of an influential group of Canadians calling for the full
implementation of the Patten report.
The letter and spirit of the Good Friday Agreement is facing yet
another body blow this weekend, writes Jim Gibney.
Last week's bloodletting between loyalist paramilitaries in
the rival UVF and UDA abated for a series of funerals.
A new departure in all-Ireland economic development was launched
in Dublin last week.
In an interview with An Phoblacht's ROISIN DE ROSA, Derry
councillor Mary recalls her initiation to the struggle
and shares her thoughts and memories.
Sinn Féin's Mary Nelis this week encouraged full
community participation in the consultative process on the Bill
of Rights.
Sinn Féin Assembly member Gerry
Kelly called on the British government to give the new police Ombudsman adequate
access to past reports.
The
level of abuse being heaped on Sinn Fein by elements in the media
and other political parties has increased as the party grows.
Unionist members of Down Council are again threatening to have a
memorial to IRA Volunteers torn down.
Twenty years ago this month, the nationalist community across
the Six Counties was mobilising in support of the
Long Kesh hunger strikers.
A family friend reflects on the selflessness and courage of
Roisin O'Hagan, who died two years ago after a short illness.
A 9 percent hike in electricity
prices is to take effect next year in the North.
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams MP has said that this
week's `Anti-Racist Workplace' initiative should be extended.
The newly formed Glens of Antrim Concerned Residents Group
is pressing for an emergency ambulance service.
Five mayors are bidding to persuade the
26-County government not to abolish corporation borough status
for their cities.
It appears that Cork Corporation has decided to site a 'Mixed Refuse Facility' in an area where
residents had been assured they would not be subjected to another dump.
A motorcycle courier has been denied state-sponsored legal
support in his landmark fight for recognition as an employee
rather than a contractor.
County councillors in Donegal appear to want to write out of history our republican
heritage, and with it the memory of Councillor Eddie Fullerton.
A call has been made for Minister for the Environment and Local
Government Noel Dempsey to halt plans to build a network of waste
incinerators throughout the 26 Counties.
Sinn Féin have selected Ard Chomhairle member Vincent Wood
as the party's Mayo candidate to contest the next general
election.
Over 200 delegates from throughout the island attended the
Ógra Shinn Féin National Congress in Belfast last
weekend.
Rita O'Hare, Sinn Féin's representative to the United
States, visited Seattle on Friday and Saturday, 3 and 4 November.
Sinn Féin is planning a conference on Regional Regeneration to re
reflect concerns over the economic exclusion of certain areas.
Residents of Togher, a tiny village in County Louth, feel threatened
by a time bomb under the ground.
Thousands of third level students marched through the streets of
Dublin on Wednesday to protest the low level of
student grants.
Deputy Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin was hospitalised
last week and is at present recovering from a neck injury.
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