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.	Vote NO2NICE Fed up with the backsliding, doublespeak and the obvious lies? Then vote No to the second Nice Treaty this Saturday. more Doorsteps defy pollsters Who is telling the blatant lie? Gerry Adams addresses packed public meeting Great response in Galway IBEC tackled on privatisation agenda SIPTU Regional votes 'No' Taoiseach challenged on Enlargement Treaty disadvantages Third World Everyone, republican or otherwise Republicans are angry and frustrated, but that's nothing new and at times like these there's a rich seam of strengths to draw upon, writes LAURA FRIEL We all must redouble our efforts to save Agreement Sinn Féin begins series of bilateral meetings Republicans are willing to compromise, not surrender Members of Congress back Agreement A number of US Members of Congress have spoken out expressing concern at this latest turn in the pace process. Protest in New York Irish America lobbies Haass Australian leaders lobby Blair Families escape loyalist attack Two Catholic families escaped death or serious injury in loyalist pipe pipe bomb attacks in East Belfast on Monday night 14 October. Loyalist feud latest The Process of Nation Building Members of Coiste na n-Iarchimí groups across the 32 counties gathered together earlier this month for a three-day workshop. Ferris opens Abhaile Arís in Letterkenny First soldier testifies The first British soldier actually involved in events on the ground has been giving evidence to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry. Colombia Three not to attend trial As the trial of Jim Monaghan, Martin McCauley and Niall Connolly opened in Bogatá on Wednesday, there were startling new developments in the case. Concern at decision on interim barring orders The Supreme Court decided last week to declare interim barring orders unconstitutional. New militancy on campuses Students in the 26 Counties are among the most hard done by in Europe, according to a new survey of student life on the continent. UN Committee Calls for Plastic Bullet ban The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has called on the British government to ban plastic bullets as a method of riot control in the North. Ógra up and running in Drogheda A branch of Ógra Sinn Féin has been set up in Drogheda under the guidance of local party member Christopher Clarke. Shannon warplane protest Hundreds have protested at the use of Shannon airport as a refuelling stop for US warplanes. DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE Try it for free. Just fill in your e-mail address below. REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD Join the discussion forum for subscribers. Sinn Féin · Republican News Home Page · Archives Published on the web by aprnweb@irlnet.com	.	How many times must we say No? Protesting Columbus Day Bille Teanga na Nollag? Law student shot dead The IRA and nationalist culture (1926-36) Paddy Vallely	.

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