New York presses RUC on death lists The New York City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling on the RUC to divulge security information to councillors on a death-list. Family lobbies against killer soldier A vigil was held in London calling for the dismissal of the two soldiers involved in the killing of Peter McBride. A bomb scare delayed the start of the Easter commemoration in the Whitewell Road area of North Belfast. Anger at Army church invite Bessbrook people are angry that a priest invited a British Army chaplain to take part in a joint village service. Loyalists terrorise Belfast residents Loyalist mobs are terrorising nationalist residents in West Belfast almost every night.
Frustration continues over the refusal of the marching orders to fully engage in dialogue.
Council votes for sale The latest revelations spilled from the Flood Tribunal on Easter week. 1916 hero honoured A a plaque in memory of Volunteer Joe Clarke was unveiled on his family home on O'Donovan Road in the Tenters area of Dublin. Britain's racist medics Many British soldiers who end up on the wrong side of the law do so because they are just plain bad, writes Fern Lane . SDLP denies Marks family Down Council last week refused to back calls for an investigation into the killing by the RUC of IRA Volunteer Colum Marks. Teachers slam government Martin McGuinness addressed the annual conference of the irish National Teachers' Organisation.