12 November 1998 Edition
Blair must push deal
12 November 1998
The failure thus far of the Ulster Unionist Party to implement the terms of the Agreement concluded on Good Friday comes as no surprise to republicans. Free article
Nationalist Belfast sends clear message to Patten
12 November 1998
In West Belfast a thousand people packed into the Whiterock hall on Wednesday last week to give their views on the RUC to the Patten Commission on Policing.. Free article
Large crowd remembers Edentubber Martyrs
12 November 1998
The presence of massed ranks of pike men and women from Wexford and Fermanagh added a dignified symbolism to this year's annual Edentubber commemoration on the Louth/Armagh border on Sunday. Free article
Family terrorised by RUC
12 November 1998
A Ballymurphy family known throughout Belfast for their Christmas lights extravaganza have, not for the first time, become the focus of a brutal RUC raid. Free article
A mockery of justice
12 November 1998
At the retrial of Lee Clegg, Sean Reilly sat in Belfast High Court, his head in his hands. Just a few feet away, surrounded by his military legal team and British army cronies sat the man convicted of murdering Sean Reilly's teenage stepdaughter, a British paratrooper. Free article
Joe Doherty - free at last
12 November 1998
Walking through the New Lodge streets of his childhood, Doherty remarks ``it hasn't changed a bit''. Free article
Gardai allowed British overflight
12 November 1998
Sinn Féin TD Caoimhghín O Caoláin has described as ``ambiguous and unsatisfactory'' the reply to him from the Minister for Foreign Affairs David Andrews regarding overflights by British military aircraft into the 26 Counties. Free article