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Arrogant dismissal (Free article)
5 February 1997
David Trimble's reply to Gerry Adams's recent letter to him was disappointing, particularly the arrogant dismissal of the rights of nationalists.
SOUTH DERRY BRIGADE ATTACKED RUC (Free article)
6 February 1997
Oglaigh na Eireann's South Derry Brigade in a statement released this week have claimed responsibility for a rocket propelled grenade attack on an RUC armoured personnel carrier as it passed through Carlane Crescent in Toomebridge on Monday evening, 27 January.
Pint-size politicians (Free article)
6 February 1997
When you see politicians scrambling to make political capital on the price of the pint you know that the early symptoms of election fever have struck. During the week government ministers were falling over one another to get stuck into Dublin publicans who raised drink prices.
Truth - not apologies (Free article)
6 February 1997
The efforts by the relatives of those killed on Bloody Sunday to force the British government to open a new inquiry into the events of that day have made significant progress.
Mála Poist (Free article)
6 February 1997
Note Letters -- even if sent via e-mail -- should include name and address for verification Keep them short -- short letters have a better chance of being published and a better chance of being read. Kitson overlooked A Chairde, I'm very disappointed in one major respect with An Phoblacht, 30 January. Nowhere in the eight page Bloody Sunday…
Harryville tension rises (Free article)
6 February 1997
DUP leader Ian Paisley has given his support to a loyalist band parade being organised for this coming weekend at Harryville in Ballymena. The band parade will bring the 22 week old picket of St Mary's Catholic Church to a new high.
Editor's desk (Free article)
6 February 1997
The Daily Telegraph is the favourite paper of the Tory cabinet so it's not surprising that the British government has resolutely ignored calls for a new inquiry into the events of Bloody Sunday. On Monday all the British broadsheets carried reports of the massive march in Derry complete with striking photographs of the portraits of those killed.…
Anti-Bloody Sunday bigotry (Free article)
6 February 1997
NATIONALIST WORKERS AT DESMONDS Clothing factory in Newbuildings outside Derry City were verbally abused and threatened by loyalist workers last week after they observed a two minute silence and wore black commemorative ribbons for the dead of Bloody Sunday.
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