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RUC try to recruit young man (Free article)
13 February 1997
Short Strand Sinn Féin representative Dominic Corr hit out at the RUC at a press conference in the local Sinn Féin advice centre on Wednesday 12 February where a local man had come forward to expose a blackmail attempt by the Special Branch.
Remembering the Past: Leonard McNally arch-informer (Free article)
13 February 1997
Undoubtely one of the most treacherous informers of Irish history was Leonard McNally.
RUC assaults in Downpatrick (Free article)
13 February 1997
SIX YOUNG DOWNPATRICK MEN were attacked and beaten by members of the RUC's DMSU in the early hours of Sunday morning 9 February. Three of the men were subsequently arrested and charged with disorderly behaviour.
Back issue: War with England will be more intense (Free article)
13 February 1997
``THE campaign against military and economic targets will be maintained and intensified during the coming year.''
"Rubbish!" - Garda chief on Urlingford (Free article)
13 February 1997
Dublin drug campaigners remain unconvinced about the Garda approach to drug dealing after sharp exchanges at a drugs conference last weekend. The two-day gathering hosted by Dublin Corporation ended with unanimous backing for a call from City Manager John Fitzgerald for extra state resources to take on the crisis. However, views on how and where…
Alas, poor Ken... (Free article)
13 February 1997
In the film The Greatest Story Ever Told John Wayne appeared as the centurion at the foot of the cross and got his fee for just being there and uttering the sentence ``Surely this was the Son of Gaawwd.'' It has gone down as the most ludicrous `cameo role' in cinema history. In his new version of Hamlet Kenneth Branagh has far surpassed it.
RIR soldier fires shot (Free article)
13 February 1997
A member of a British army patrol fired a shot as Gerry Adams and Gerry Kelly were being held at a checkpoint on the Dublin to Belfast road near Banbridge.
Television: Fond times on old lines (Free article)
13 February 1997
RTE's Off the Beaten Track series (RTE 1, Sundays, 5.25pm) continues to explore our railway legacy; those lines which have been closed and allowed to fall into disrepair but which still leave their marks, both on the landscape and in people's memories.
A case of post-imperial trauma (Free article)
13 February 1997
Englishman Nick Martin-Clark considers why Britain remains in the Six Counties
News in Brief (Free article)
13 February 1997
RUC remove photos Accusing the RUC of using house raids in Belfast as a cover for a ``sinister intelligence gathering exercise'', Sinn Féin councillor Sean McKnight said a Ballymurphy family discovered photographs missing from an album after an RUC raid on Thursday 13 February. One of the missing photos is of the householder who was told by…
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