The following is an edited version of the speech made by Sinn
Féin president Gerry Adams at his party’s Easter Commemoration in
Derry on Easter Sunday.
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Republicans are dynamic of change
Published April 4, 2005
The death on Saturday of Pope John Paul II has had a profound
effect in Ireland as it has throughout the world.
Published April 4, 2005
Another week of loyalist violence
A Catholic man is recovering in hospital after being beaten and
robbed by a gang of loyalists who daubed ‘Taigs Out’ in his north
Belfast apartment.
Published April 4, 2005
Electorate to become more polarised
Everybody’s back from Washington & after dozens of speeches,
acres of newsprint & scores of interviews the political scene
remains exactly as it was.
Published March 26, 2005
McCartney visit was organised by SDLP
Senior members of Mark Durkan’s SDLP helped arrange the McCartney
family’s trip to Washington last week, it has been revealed.
Published March 26, 2005
Deportation overturned by student power
A deported Nigerian student is being allowed to return to Ireland
to sit his Leaving Certificate xams in June, and is expected to
be permitted to remain here indefinitely.
Published March 26, 2005
Tens of thousands of Irish republicans are taking part in
marches, commemorations and wreath laying ceremonies across
Ireland to mark the 89th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising.
Published March 26, 2005
Election officials in the North have been accused of introducing
new blocking measures to prevent people being registered to vote
for local and Westminster elections in May.
Published March 26, 2005
Let he who is without blame cast the first stone
By Danny Morrison
www.dannymorrison.com
www.dannymorrison.com
Senator Edward (Ted) Kennedy refused to meet Gerry Adams on St Patrick’s Day in Washington last week.
Published March 26, 2005
A tribunal of inquiry is being set up by the 26-County government
into the killing by the Provisional IRA of two leading members of
the RUC police (now PSNI) in County Armagh in 1989 -- but there
is still little prospect of open inquiries into British collusion
with unionist paramilitaries.
Published March 26, 2005
SDLP criticised as Policing Board backs plastic bullets
The North’s Policing Board has given approval for the deployment
of a new and potentially lethal plastic bullet.
Published March 26, 2005
By Father Sean Mc Manus,
President, Irish National Caucus
President, Irish National Caucus
Now that the St. Patrick’s Day anti-Sinn Fein feeding frenzy is over, where do things go from here?
Published March 22, 2005
A letter bu Judge Peter Cory criticises new British legislation which attempts to keep
parts of an inquiry secret.
Published March 22, 2005
The Dublin government has rejected calls for a discussion
document on its policy for Irish unity.
Published March 22, 2005
SF working towards IRA disbandment - Adams
Disbanding the Provisional IRA “is easier said than done”, Sinn
Fein President Gerry Adams has told a US audience.
Published March 22, 2005
Inquest to hear evidence on British Army killing
A new investigation is to be launched into the death of a Bogside
man who was crushed by a British Army vehicle during riots around
the Protestant marching season in 1996.
Published March 22, 2005
A 12 year old girl from North Belfast was the victim of a vicious
sectarian attack on Sunday.
Published March 22, 2005
McDowell cites US model in deportations row
Protests are being mounted at offices of the Irish Tourist Board
following the sudden deportation of a group of 35 Nigerian
asylum-seekers, including a number of children.
Published March 22, 2005
Fears over new plastic bullets
The PSNI police is set to purchase a new generation of
potentially lethal plastic bullets without the approval of the
police board.
Published March 22, 2005
Killing used as political football
By Danny Morrison (for Daily Ireland)
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Despite the best intentions of the McCartney family and their appeals for their brother Robert’s murder not to be used as a political football, that is exactly what has happened. They went to extraordinary -- and personally difficult -- lengths to defuse it as a political issue with which to bash republicans by attending the Sinn Fein Ard-Fheis, where the party president, Gerry Adams, identified with their desire for justice and encouraged all republicans to support the family.
Published March 18, 2005
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