Comhairle Uladh (Ulster Executive of Republican Sinn Féin) has launched the Éire Nua Building Fund in order to raise funds to open public offices in Belfast and Derry for the organisation.

If you wish to support this important development in Republicanism please send what you can to: Éire Nua Building Fund, Bank of Ireland, Main Street, Limavady, Co Derry, a/c number 49431733, quoting the Branch code 90-50-96.

All donations, large or small, will be gratefully acknowledged.

IMEACHTAI/EVENTS

POLITICAL STATUS
PICKET ON
DOWNING STREET
LONDON
THURSDAY, MAY 6
Assemble 10am
Westminster Tube Station

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PROTEST VIGIL
AGAINST NATO
BOMBING
FOR A REFERENDUM 
ON PFP
Every FRIDAY 
while NATO bombing lasts
DEPT OF 
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Iveagh House
Stephen’s Green
Dublin 5.30pm-6.30pm

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NIALL PLUNKETT
O'BOYLE 
COMMEMORATION
SUNDAY, MAY 16
Assemble 2.30pm
Hollywood Village
Co Wicklow

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Birthday social for 
Josephine Hayden
Sunday, May 23
6pm
Rory Dolan’s 
Restaurant
890 Maclean Avenue
Yonkers, NY
$10 suggested donation
Raffle, Prizes, Live Music
Call: (718) 672 5657

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» Who fears to speak of heroic Gaels?

Leitrim supporters of our national games are enraged at plans to delete the name of Captain Jim Vaugh, Irish Republican Army, from the GAA grounds in Drumshanbo.

The Jim Vaugh Memorial Park was renamed the Shane McGettigan Park in a ceremony on May 3. Shane McGettigan, a young man who lost his life on a building site on Boston last year, played for Allen Gaels, Drumshanbo and for the Leitrim Senior Football team.

Many local GAA supporters and Republicans have contacted Republican Sinn Féin to say that while they have no objection to this young man being honoured, they see no reason why this should be done at the expense of another Gael. They have suggested that the GAA pitch could easily have been renamed the ‘Vaugh/McGettigan Memorial Park’.

Captain Jim Vaugh died on Christmas Day 1931, shortly after his release from Ballinamore Barracks, from injuries received during beatings by 26-County political police (Special Branch) there.

£3,869

Contributions to the fund at
223 Parnell Street,
Dublin 1

Dáithí Ó Conaill Memorial Building Fund

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

• Write letters to:
  • the NIO
  • the media
  • the 26-County administration
  • the Catholic Church
• Attend meetings in support of the prisoners
• Take part in pickets, protests against the conditions in which they are being held.

• Segregation
• Recognition as a group
• The right to have their own spokesman
• A wing of their own