5 February 1998 Edition
Adams accuses Trimble
5 February 1998
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has accused David Trimble's unionist party of being unable to treat nationalists with anything other than contempt. Free article
Relatives campaigning produces inquiry
5 February 1998
The British government has finally been forced to announce a, ``judicial inquiry'', into the killing of fourteen unarmed Catholics on Bloody Sunday. The announcement came on the eve of the 26th anniversary and is the result of the hard work and campaigning by the relatives of those murdered and those who supported them over the years. Free article
Ardoyne raided while death squads roam
5 February 1998
On Tuesday 20 January, against a background of loyalist killers stalking the streets, the crown forces raided nationalist homes in Ardoyne. Free article
Life tariffs `outrageous'
5 February 1998
SINN Féin Vice President Pat Doherty has described as outrageous and vindictive the setting of a natural life tariff on four republican prisoners. Free article
Adams sceptical of threats against unionists
5 February 1998
SINN Féin President Gerry Adams has expressed scepticism following a spate of alleged threats to Protestant workers, the family of Billy Wright and Unionist Councillor Andrew Davidson in Derry. Free article
Vocal lobby to meet Blair in US
5 February 1998
Ireland remains high on the US political agenda, writes Ciara Collins in Washington Free article