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10 April, 2008

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Taking Back Our Communities

COMMUNITY SAFETY is an issue Sinn Féin is addressing around the country , and no more so than in west Belfast, particularly in the wake of a number of brutal murders such as that of Harry Holland, John Mongan and Frank 'Bap' McGreevy. Here Sinn Féin President GERRY ADAMS, MP for West Belfast, appeals for people to play their part, to stand up for their families against the thugs.

'We can make a better Ireland'

Gerry Adams addressing the meeting

WE WILL see a united Ireland within our lifetime but the real test is that can we make it better. That's the message Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams brought to Belfast at the first of a series of nine public meetings to be held throughout the North.

Photo: Gerry Adams addressing the meeting

Green Party Minister tackled as he visits the Garden County

Councillor John Brady with family and friends of the firemen killed in Bray last year lobby Minister John Gormley for inquiry into the circumstances of their deaths

SINN FÉIN activists from across Wicklow made a number of demands of Environment Minister John Gormley when he visited the county last Monday.

Photo: Councillor John Brady with family and friends of the firemen killed in Bray last year lobby Minister John Gormley for inquiry into the circumstances of their deaths

Assembly to debate transfer of British military site

Claire McGill, Gerry Adams, Pat Doherty and Barry McElduff

THE Six-County Assembly is to debate a Sinn Féin motion calling on the British Government to transfer lands at vacated military sites at Lisanelly and St Lucia in Omagh to the North's Executive for an education village proposed by the Omagh Educational Campus Group.

Photo: Claire McGill, Gerry Adams, Pat Doherty and Barry McElduff

Sinn Féin TD asked to leave Dáil after standing up for north-east hospital

Arthur Morgan

LOUTH Sinn Féin TD Arthur Morgan was asked to leave a Dáil debate on Tuesday when he stood up for hospital services in the north-east. Earlier, Morgan and Sinn Féin Health spokesperson Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin had called Fianna Fáil TD and Foreign Affairs Minister Dermot Ahern to account for saying there is "not one red cent" coming from the Government to pay for the regional hospital it had promised for the north-east.

Photo: Arthur Morgan

Solidarity with Palestine in Dublin and Belfast

New mural on Falls Road, Belfast to commemorate the Deir Yassin tragedy of 1948

A DEMONSTRATION focusing on the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from Deir Yassin in 1948 and the continued oppression of Palestinians in Gaza will take place in Dublin on Saturday, 12 April.

Photo: New mural on Falls Road, Belfast to commemorate the Deir Yassin tragedy of 1948

Agency workers issue a 'deal-breaker' in pay talks

Arthur Morgan

IN a further development in Sinn Féin's campaign on agency workers, following an initiative by Louth TD Arthur Morgan, some of the country's biggest trade unions told the Dáil Committee on Enterprise, Trade and Employment last week about the levels of exploitation of agency workers.

Photo: Arthur Morgan

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