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    • [+] News 2004

      • [•] Ireland at the ESF

      • [•] Campaigning in our own interest

      • [•] Adams addresses ESF welcoming rally

      • [•] Finucane murder: time for the truth

      • [•] European Social Forum comes to London

      • [•] Time to break with 'pro-unionist' traditions of the past

      • [•] The death of Michael Donahgy

      • [•] Sinn Fein make big advances in recent Irish elections

      • [•] A passionate campaigner for democracy in Ireland

      • [•] Connolly Association mourns the death of a friend and comrade

      • [•] "You are history, You are legend"

      • [•] The British army's old familiar feeling

      • [•] Who's afraid of the GFA?

      • [•] Adams insists that Dublin must be prepared to defend the Good Friday agreement

      • [•] Association appeals for help and new recruits

      • [•] Waterford to honour Spanish civil war heroes

      • [•] Civil-rights approach remains best option for peace and unity

      • [•] BNP launches anti-immigration campaign in Ireland

      • [•] IMC report may prove costly for republicans

      • [•] European Social Forum comes to London

      • [•] Unionists shift the goalposts again

      • [•] Labour News/March 2004

      • [•] Irish union stalwarts take centre stage

      • [•] Protests highlight state collusion in sectarian murders

      • [•] Connolly Association members visit Derry

      • [•] World Comment/March 2004

      • [•] Barron reveals suspicion of security forces collusion in Dublin-Monaghan bombs

      • [•] The hazards of privatisation

      • [•] Obituaries

      • [•] Closure threat still looms over Four Provinces bookshop

      • [•] World Comment/Dec 2003/Jan 2004