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Nationalists braced
for Twelfth violence
Nationalist communities throughout the Six Counties are bracing
themselves for this year's sectarian Twelfth parades which are
taking place against a background of widespread UDA and UVF
violence directed at vulnerable nationalist areas.
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Sinn Féin Dáil group leader Caoimhghín
Ó Caoláin has described the Ansbacher Report as a
"damning indictment of the wealthy elite in Irish society".
At the July meeting of
Dublin City Council, an emergency motion, calling on the FAI to
review its deal with Sky TV, was passed.
A plastic bullet victim has
taken legal action against the Policing Board, the PSNI Chief
Constable and the British MoD.
Sinn Féin Assembly
member for North Belfast addressed an
anti-spy post protest in Ardoyne on Tuesday.
The policy portfolios for
Sinn Féin's five TDs was launched
at a press
conference last Thursday.
A broad cross-section came to the AGM last weekend of Tar Isteach, th
the Dublin based republican ex-prisoner group.
The 16-year-old Larne
teenager who was brutally assaulted by loyalists in the East
Antrim town of Larne last week is lucky to be alive.
The family of Belfast
teenager Peter McBride, who was killed by two British soldiers,
are furious at remarks made in an interview with broadcaster
Ludovic Kennedy.
In the second of two articles,
GERRY KELLY, Sinn Féin spokesperson on policing, says that
the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) requires
a 'new beginning' to policing.
Last week, Gerry Adams
officially launched the programme for this year's 15th West
Belfast Féile.
Republicans will commemorate the 30th
anniversary of the killing of Fian Tobias Molloy by a plastic
bullet at the hands of the British Army.
The Board of Management of Ardagh Glass have been urged to
immediately set about implementing the redundancy package
recommended by the Labour Relations Court.
Last week saw the 79th
anniversary of the siege at Clashmealcon Caves in the North Kerry
parish of Causewa.
The publication of the
consultation document about future hospital services in the Six
Counties has caused anxiety.
Estimates of the number of HIV/AIDS cases at the end of 2001 showed
over 28 million cases
in the Sub-Saharan African region.
The highly respected Irish trade union leader Mick O'Reilly and
his colleague Eugene McGlone are fighting back against their
dismissal.
County Monaghan-based
Oireachtas members last week met the Minister for Health on the current crisis at
Monaghan General Hospital.
An umbrella group for a number
of age organisations believes elderly people are
discriminated against in society.
The RUC/PSNI have threatened
to prosecute vehicle recovery firms for theft if they pick up
abandoned cars.
The report of the NESF on 'Equality of Access to Hospital
Care' has highlighted failures of government health
policy.
Wexford County Councillors
voted to reject the waste management plan for
the South East at their meeting on Monday.
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