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IRA rejects `unacceptable and unrealistic ultimatums'The IRA, in its New Year statement, warns that the primary responsibility for restoring confidence in the peace process lies with the British government, which can do so by honouring its commitments. The army rejects the attempt by unionists and the British to impose "unacceptable and unrealistic ultimatums on the IRA". moreBad weather delayed a crisis meeting between the Sinn Féin leadership and British Prime Minister Tony Blair.UDA plants pipe bomb at Holy CrossHoly Cross Primary Girls School in north Belfast has once again become the target of loyalist paramilitaries.British considered repartitionPapers released under the 30-year rule have revealed that the British Cabinet considered a proposal for the repartition of Ireland.Now the PSNI want CS gasThe PSNI have been accused of "arming themselves with all available weapons of repression" following demands for PSNI members to be armed with hand held CS gas.Diplock Courts should be abolished not extendedSinn Féin Justice Spokesperson Gerry Kelly has expressed concerns at reports that the British government intends to extend the use non-jury courts.Will the Good Friday Agreement survive 2003?Belfast Mayor Alex Maskey delivered the annual Ferghal O'Hanlon Memorial lecture in Monaghan on Sunday, 5 January.Farewell to CarrickmoreTo coincide with the historic closure with the joint PSNI/ British Army Barracks in Carrickmore, over 200 people marched to the Barracks on Sunday afternoon last.Burnside went for PR post with UDAUlster Unionist MP David Burnside has admitted that he went for the job as media spokesperson for the UDA in the mid 1970s.All parties should organise on an all-Ireland basisSinn Féin has welcomed comments from the Taoiseach Bertie Ahern that Fianna Fáil is to consider organising on an all-Ireland basis200,000 voters missing, claims McLaughlinSinn Féin Foyle Assembly member, Mitchel McLaughlin, says that according to Census figures, up to 200,000 people eligible to vote are missing from the Electoral Register.Thug dismissed but Scots Guards welcome murderersA Scots Guard who assaulted a colleague in a pub is to be dismissed from the British Army, raising questions of double standards.inspiring visitMartin Ferris and Martin Spain represented Sinn Féin at the 51st national conference of the African National Congress.Sean Sabhat rememberedUp to 200 people attended the annual commemoration for Sean Sabhat in Limerick last Sunday.Quebec Labour expands pressure campaign on BlairA Quebecqois union has put pressure on British Prime Minister Tony Blair to restore the Assembly.Colombia Three moved out of BogotaThe three Irishmen facing charges in Colombia were moved on Saturday 22 December from La Modela Prison in Bogota to Combita Prison, 87 miles from the capital.People still have a world to winHundreds of thousands of Irish people are facing into a year where their future is less secure than any time in the last ten years. ROBBIE MacGABHANN writes on 2003.Health Minister must act on A&E closures threatThe Minister for Health and Children Mícheál Martin has been urged to act to avert the closure of Accident and Emergency units throughout the State.Dublin City Council in crisis as councillors reject charge increaseDublin City Council is in crisis this week as it faces dissolution for failing to ratify this year's budget.Ferris demands action on crisis in farmingFarmers have drawn attention to the fall in income and the threat to their survival of family farms and rural communities.Newry offers respiteA group of teenagers from interface areas of North and East Belfast who were treated to a day out in the Newry area just before Christmas.Use of Irish airports by US warplanes must endSinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh has accused the government of fundamentally undermining neutrality by allowing US warplanes to use Shannon airport as a base.
DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE
REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD
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