5 November 1998 Edition
Crown forces accused
5 November 1998
West Tyrone Sinn Fein Assembly member Barry McElduff has accused the RUC and British Army of harassing local people along the Donegal border with Castlederg and Aghyaran. Free article
Binlids - a roaring success in New York
5 November 1998
Following its sell-out run in at the Angel Orsanz Foundation in New York's Lower East Side, the play's director, Pam Brighton, spoke to An Phoblacht. Free article
Methadone concern continues
5 November 1998
Emotions ran high in the Clan na Gael Fontenoy Hall on Tuesday as residents protested against the methadone service being established in their area. The Community Council of Ringsend/Irishtown in Dublin had called yet another emergency meeting and this time James Conway of the Eastern Health Board was present to answer questions from concerned residents. Also present were Ray Keane of the EHB and Dr Angus O'Cassidy. Free article
SF man arrested
5 November 1998
Sinn Fein Youth National Organiser Eoin O'broin was arrested at Birmingham Airport on Monday at the start of a speaking tour of English cities. He was held for an hour and a half before being released without charge. Free article
Twenty five years remembered
5 November 1998
One of the most respected volunteers in the history of the struggle in South Armagh will be remembered this month with a series of commemorative events. Free article
Adams to visit US west coast
5 November 1998
Following a successful trip to the East Coast in October, Gerry Adams will be making a trip to the West Coast next week. Free article
Krups closure a blow to Limerick
5 November 1998
``No one will employ us again''. This is the problem facing the 500 Krups workers who last Friday lost their jobs. Most of the workers are women (men are in the majority in supervisory positions), some of whom have worked there for up to 30 years. Free article
Fógraí bháis: Maureen Dineen Garvin
5 November 1998
Maureen was born and raised in Belfast's Ardoyne . She was from a very republican family and worked all of her life in Ireland and in Philadelphia for the freedom of Ireland. She and her husband, the late Phil Garvin, were active in keeping the McGarrity commemoration in Philadelphia alive in the 1950s. Free article