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Fógraí bháis: Maureen Dineen Garvin (Free article)
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.
Back issue: Talks welcome but 6 Co independence not (Free article)
5 November 1998
To clear up any misunderstanding which may have arisen due to inaccurate media reporting of the debate on ``Talks with Loyalists'' at this year's Sinn Fein Ard Fheis, Gerry Adams, Vice-President, issued the following statement:
New in print (Free article)
5 November 1998
Two Birds/One Stoned, From Patriots to Unionists - Dublin Civil Politics and Irish Protestant Patriotism 1660 to 1840, Celtic History and Literature Review and The Two Hughs and the Battle of Yellow Ford
Cinema: Snake Eyes (Free article)
5 November 1998
Snake Eyes is the sort of slickly executed and visually exciting suspense thriller to be expected from an alliance of top director Brian De Palma and big money star Nicolas Cage.
Television: Remembering Julie (Free article)
5 November 1998
Children of The Troubles (Radio One) Leargas - An tOileanach (RTE) Don't Feed The Gondolas (Network 2) Breasts (Channel 4)
Editor's desk (Free article)
5 November 1998
Not for the first time, I am indebted to the Daily Telegraph for another thrilling obituary of an old soldier. This time it is old Etonian General Sir Kenneth Darling (whose nickname was `Katie'), the British Army commander in Cyprus in the late 1950s. Katie's first act was to screen the entire population of three villages in order to identify…
Tread with care in race for jobs (Free article)
12 November 1998
Robert Allen argues that we should be wary of trade agreements drawn up for the benefit of US multinationals
Delay on Jericho dismantling (Free article)
12 November 1998
An Phoblacht has learned that the dismantling of the Jericho British Army Fort in West Belfast will be delayed by at least two months as the British Army decides which private contractor will get the demolition contract.
War tragedy should not be hijacked (Free article)
12 November 1998
This week witnessed commemorations of the thousands of Irish killed fighting in the First World War. It is right that the sacrifice of so many young men is remembered. It is important too that these dreadful events are put in their proper historical perspective.
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