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bombing Britain

• Birmingham bombs Paul Saunders1980, no. 3 · index p. 19
• IRA bombs-the left grovelsno citation read · index p. 19
• Bans and bombs1984, no. 44 · index p. 19
• After the Brighton bomb Mick Hume1984, no. 53 · index p. 19
• Why Britain needs a terrorist bomb plot Mick Kennedy1985, no. 12 · index p. 19
• Irish showtrials — free the prisoners Mick Kennedy1986, no. 19 (not held) · index p. 19
• British media blow up Brighton bomb trial Mick Humecitation misread: ‘86tns’ · index p. 19
• British media blow up Brighton bomb trial Mick Humecitation misread: ‘24’ · index p. 19
• Free the Guildford Four1986, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 20
• Tory bomb backfires1986, no. 40 (not held) · index p. 20
• Behind the "IRA bomb plot1987, no. 8 · index p. 20
• Seasonal anti-terrorist bomb scare1987, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 20
• lory Party conference-battleship off Blackpool beach1987, no. 37 (not held) · index p. 20
• Birmingham editorial1987, no. 41 (not held) · index p. 20
• Birmingham editorial1987, no. 42 (not held) · index p. 20
• Gime am i rone a rice need a year caughter1988, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 20
• Gime am i rone a rice need a year caughter1988, no. 41 (not held) · index p. 20
• Free the Guildford Four Kenan Malik1988, no. 42 (not held) · index p. 20
• Free the Guildford Four Kenan Malik1989, no. 2 · index p. 20
• Anti-Irish scares1989, no. 9 · index p. 20
• Police terrorism turns up in Stoke-on-Trent1989, no. 16 · index p. 20
• IRA bombing at Deal Royal Marines' base editorial1989, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 20
• Guildford Four editorial1989, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 20
• Guildford Four-how many more have been framed?1989, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 20
• Guildford editorial1989, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 20
• Guildford Four: a can of worms editorial1989, no. 33 (not held) · index p. 20
• Free the Birmingham Six editorial1990, no. 1 · index p. 20
• The Birmingham Six editorial1990, no. 12 · index p. 20
• Granada TV's "Who bombed Birmingham?" Kenan Malik1990, no. 12 · index p. 20
• The Winchester Three editorial1990, no. 14 · index p. 20
• After the latest bombing campaign: winning the propaganda war1990, no. 17 · index p. 20
• There is a war going on, editorial1990, no. 19 (not held) · index p. 20
• The Carlton Club bombing1990, no. 22 (not held) · index p. 20
• The shame of the Birmingham Six1991, no. 11 (not held) · index p. 20

British strategy

• New plans for Ireland? Phil Murphy1980, no. 5 · index p. 20
• No holds barred Rob Knight1980, no. 6 · index p. 20
• The Irish war goes on1981, no. 9 · index p. 20
• War on three fronts Phil Murphy1981, no. 10 · index p. 20
• Fighting the bans editorial1981, no. 13 · index p. 20
• Tories in trouble, Labour's Irish solutions1981, no. 14 · index p. 20
• Solving the Irish question? The Anglo-frish Council Mick Kennedy1981, no. 19 · index p. 20
• Rock firm for the Union Michael Wall1982, no. 21 · index p. 20
• Prior's problems Phil Murphy1982, no. 22 · index p. 20
• Tory devolution proposals Mick Kennedy1982, no. 25 · index p. 20
• Britain's other war1982, no. 26 · index p. 20
• Tit for tat?1982, no. 29 · index p. 20
• Put down your guns and then we'll talk Pat Roberts1983, no. 31 · index p. 20
• Shoot to kill Dave Douglas1983, no. 32 · index p. 20
• Ireland's victory means Britain's defeat Frank Richards1983, no. 33 · index p. 20
• Fourteen years on, editorial1983, no. 39 · index p. 20
• Homes fit for rebels Claire Foster1983, no. 39 · index p. 20
• Supergrasses are not cricket Dave Douglas1983, no. 40 · index p. 20
• Why Britain stays Frank Richards1983, no. 42 (not held) · index p. 20
• Mad dogs and Englishmen Mick Hume1984, no. 43 · index p. 20
• Border warfare1984, no. 47 · index p. 20
• Little room for manoeuvre Eddie Veale1984, no. 48 · index p. 20
• August 1969—why the troops went in Mick Hume1984, no. 50 · index p. 20
• In Belfast another Bloody Sunday Mick Hume1984, no. 51 · index p. 20
• There is a war on editorial1984, no. 51 · index p. 20
• The Hurd instinct Mick Hume1984, no. 52 · index p. 20
• A new Tory policy for "Ulster"? Mick Hume1984, no. 54 · index p. 20
• War as usual Joan Phillips1985, no. 55 (not held) · index p. 20
• UDR: sectarian murderers1985, no. 1 · index p. 20
• SAS raids in Ireland1985, no. 3 · index p. 20
• Northern Ireland elections Carol Taggart1985, no. 4 · index p. 20
• British justice-a week in the life of a marked man1985, no. 5 · index p. 20
• Barry McGuigan - the Clones' cyclone1985, no. 7 · index p. 20
• Marxism and the IRA1985, no. 14 (not held) · index p. 20
• Britain is to blame1985, no. 16 · index p. 20
• Running scared of the IRA Mick Hume1985, no. 16 · index p. 20
• Can Britain end the Irish War? Mick Hume1985, no. 16 · index p. 20
• United against the IRA Fiona Foster1985, no. 17 · index p. 20
• No Anglo-Irish solutions Frank Durkin1985, no. 21 (not held) · index p. 20
• Shoot-to-kill: the law and order lie Mick Hume1985, no. 23 (not held) · index p. 20
• British warlords out of Ireland1985, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 20
• British iniustice exposed1985, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 20
• Anglo-Irish agreement: the other summit editorial1985, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 20
• No British solution editorial1985, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 20
• Noxious insincerity": the commons debate Anglo-Irish deal Mick Hume1985, no. 33 (not held) · index p. 20
• British King tells truth on Ireland1985, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 20
• British hit their real Irish targets1986, no. 1 · index p. 20
• Mick Hume1986, no. 4 · index p. 20
• King votes for violenceno citation read · index p. 20
• Elections won't end the Irish war editorial1986, no. 5 · index p. 20
• No Thatcher U-turns on Ireland1986, no. 8 · index p. 20
• The RUC-Crown police can't defend the Irish1986, no. 11 · index p. 20
• International conspiracy against the IRA1986, no. 12 · index p. 20
• Extradite British troops from Ireland1986, no. 13 · index p. 20
• The RUC-still sectarian after all these years Mick Hume1986, no. 15 · index p. 20
• Bobby Sands was no Libyan agent1986, no. 17 (not held) · index p. 20
• Anglo-Irish deal —Ulster's only option Mick Hume1986, no. 22 (not held) · index p. 20
• The Stalker report- murder won't out1986, no. 23 (not held) · index p. 20
• Shoot now, ask questions later Mick Humeno citation read · index p. 20
• Stalker report-1986, no. 25 (not held) · index p. 20
• Divorce Ireland from Britain editorial1986, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 20
• Blanker! 21no citation read · index p. 21
• Why it's the longest war Mick Hume1986, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 22
• The longest weekend editorial1986, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 22
• Sectarianism in Ireland-blame Britain1986, no. 37 (not held) · index p. 22
• Whoriskey-another supergrass trial collapses1986, no. 41 (not held) · index p. 22
• Troops out, editorial1986, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 22
• Bloody Sunday march against murder in Ireland1987, no. 1 · index p. 22
• Ireland's different1987, no. 10 · index p. 22
• Funeral display exposes BBC propaganda1987, no. 13 · index p. 22
• Loughgall and the electionno citation read · index p. 22
• editorial1987, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 22
• AsSASsins: shoot-to-kill at Loughgall Joan Phillips1987, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gun-barrel democracy1987, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 22
• Northern Ireland elections -war: the real deal Andy Clarksonno citation read · index p. 22
• Northern Ireland elections -Adams wins again1987, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 22
• Northern Ireland elections -Adams wins again1987, no. 23 (not held) · index p. 22
• Heroes" with blood-stained hands1987, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 22
• Shoot-to-kill is state policy:1987, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 22
• Shoot-to-kill soldier "not gullty1987, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 22
• British SAS assassin jailed for drug smuggling Joan Phillips1987, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 22
• Notting Hill and Tom King editorial1987, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 22
• King covers up discrimination in the Northern Ireland Jackie Reynolds1987, no. 35 (not held) · index p. 22
• Tories try to gag Sinn Fein1987, no. 38 (not held) · index p. 22
• Crackdown1987, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 22
• Israel uses British tacticsno citation read · index p. 22
• Castlereagh - British terror behind closed doors, Charles and Frank McMenamin1988, no. 3 · index p. 22
• Shoot-to-kill is "Legalised Murder1988, no. 4 · index p. 22
• After the Birmingham Six and Armagh Six verdicts, Irish freedom is the only solution Joan Phillips1988, no. 4 · index p. 22
• After the Birmingham Six and Armagh Six verdicts, Irish freedom is the only solution Joan Phillips1988, no. 5 · index p. 22
• Another republican murdered1988, no. 8 (not held) · index p. 22
• Hypocrites1988, no. 8 (not held) · index p. 22
• Another inquiry into the RUC Andy Clarkson1988, no. 8 (not held) · index p. 22
• Troops out of Ireland editorialno citation read · index p. 22
• Murder is "reasonable in the circumstances"-judges and gun-law in Ireland Mick Hume1988, no. 9 · index p. 22
• Who says there is no war in Ireland?1988, no. 9 · index p. 22
• Anglo-Irish agreement-game, set and match to Thatcher Joan Phillips1988, no. 10 · index p. 22
• Anglo-Irish agreement-game, set and match to Thatcher Joan Phillips1988, no. 10 · index p. 22
• 49 funerals ter Gibraltar-killing the big lie about Ireland', Mick Hume1988, no. 11 · index p. 22
• Milltown funerals —the fury of the oppressed editorial1988, no. 11 · index p. 22
• Milltown funerals —the fury of the oppressed editorial1988, no. 12 · index p. 22
• Talks won't end the Irish War1988, no. 13 · index p. 22
• Ceasefire speculation: kite-flyers for imperialism Mick Humeno citation read · index p. 22
• Time to end the Irish War Mick Hume1988, no. 14 · index p. 22
• Time to end the Irish War Mick Hume1988, no. 15 · index p. 22
• British double-talkcitation misread: ‘98tns 16’ · index p. 22
• «Thatcher edits the Irish news1988, no. 17 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar: sun, sea and SAS assassins1988, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 22
• The British/Loyalist connection-soldiers set up sectarian murder1988, no. 21 (not held) · index p. 22
• The internment debate1988, no. 24 (not held) · index p. 22
• Ireland 20 years on editorial1988, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 22
• The internment debate Mark Reillyno citation read · index p. 22
• Why Britain can't win Mick Hume1988, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar inquest: government cover-up1988, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar inquest: government cover-up1988, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar inquest: shoot-to-kill is state policy1988, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 22
• Where the Falklands factor fails1988, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar inquest: "He got his head in the way of the bulletsno citation read · index p. 22
• John Biggs-Davison: rock firm for the Union Jackie Reynolds1988, no. 33 (not held) · index p. 22
• John Biggs-Davison: rock firm for the Union Jackie Reynolds1988, no. 33 (not held) · index p. 22
• The other Irish inquests1988, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 22
• Another killing covered-up1988, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar inquest: trailed, ambushed, executed1988, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar inquest: guilty of slaughter1988, no. 35 (not held) · index p. 22
• After Gibraltar: take sides in the Irish War Joan Phillipsno citation read · index p. 22
• Fortress Brighton" James Heartfield1988, no. 35 (not held) · index p. 22
• Tory conference:1988, no. 36 (not held) · index p. 22
• Don't let them outlaw opposition1988, no. 38 (not held) · index p. 22
• Legal clampdown on Ireland Mark Reilly1988, no. 38 (not held) · index p. 22
• Ban on Sinn Fein: broadcasting confusion* Jackie Reynolds1988, no. 39 (not held) · index p. 22
• Shoot-to-kill inquest opens: another cover-up1988, no. 41 (not held) · index p. 22
• Ryan extradition row: Thatcher's unholy war against the Irish1988, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 22
• Ireland editorial1988, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gibraltar: it was murder1989, no. 4 · index p. 22
• Gibraltar: lies on the Rock Mark Reilly1989, no. 4 · index p. 22
• War Is not cricket editorial1989, no. 4 · index p. 22
• British triad killed Patrick Finucane1989, no. 6 (not held) · index p. 22
• RUC: "impartial sectarians"? Andy Clarkson1989, no. 7 · index p. 22
• The truth about Gibraltar1989, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 22
• Collusion scandal -death of a Loyalist squealer1989, no. 25 (not held) · index p. 22
• Collusion scandal- Thatcher salutes UDR murderers1989, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 22
• Collusion scandal - the UDR is a barrel full of rotten apples Tony Kennedy1988, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 22
• Collusion scandal editorial1989, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 22
• Collusion scandal-wanted for war crimes1989, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 22
• Collusion scandal editorial1989, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 22
• Ireland editorial1989, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 22
• The broadcasting ban: speak out for Irish freedom Fiona Fostel1989, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 22
• Brooke's ceasefire probe: an imperialist trick'. Linda Rvan1989, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 22
• Gun law1990, no. 2 · index p. 22
• British troops out of Irelandno citation read · index p. 22
• The Colin Wallace affair: what about the Irish War? Mick Spencer1990, no. 3 · index p. 22
• Yorkshire TV's "Shoot-to-kill" dramadoc, editorial1990, no. 5 · index p. 22
• Yorkshire TV's "Shoot-to-kill" dramadoc, editorial1990, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 22
• Shoot to kill editorial1990, no. 19 (not held) · index p. 22
• Troops out now Linda Ryan1990, no. 19 (not held) · index p. 22
• Troops out now editorial1990, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 22
• No British solution1990, no. 21 (not held) · index p. 22
• Troops out now, editorial1990, no. 24 (not held) · index p. 22
• Trial by bullet editorial1990, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 23
• End British terror1990, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 23
• Behind the Brooke talkscitation misread: ‘glins 15’ · index p. 23
• Tit for tat?1991, no. 37 (not held) · index p. 23
• There is a war on1992, no. 3 (not held) · index p. 23
• Rewriting Bloody Sunday1992, no. 4 (not held) · index p. 23
• The internment debate1992, no. 6 (not held) · index p. 23

labour movement

• How Labour propped up Partition Mike Freeman1980, no. 3 · index p. 23
• The Tameside conspiracy1980, no. 4 · index p. 23
• Nupe bosses back the Brits Mary Masters1980, no. 5 · index p. 23
• Tameside-bringing it all back home Mick Kennedy1980, no. 5 · index p. 23
• Teach the TUC a lesson1980, no. 5 · index p. 23
• Charter 8o: a bad British joke Pat Roberts1980, no. 7 · index p. 23
• 1920: how Labour rode out the storm Kate Marshall1980, no. 7 · index p. 23
• Throw out TUC policy on Ireland1980, no. 8 · index p. 23
• TUC Hands off Ireland1981, no. 10 · index p. 23
• Straight talking - interview with 5 trade unionists about Ireland1981, no. 14 · index p. 23
• Sixty years of shame Dave Douglas1981, no. 15 · index p. 23
• The TUC backs Britain Mick Kennedy1981, no. 17 · index p. 23
• The war in the unions1981, no. 18 · index p. 23
• Labour's hypocrisy-Hackney1982, no. 20 · index p. 23
• No TUC bans on Irish solidarity1982, no. 20 · index p. 23
• Labour backs the PTA Jackie Jones1982, no. 24 · index p. 23
• Ballykelly and Greenham Common editorial1983, no. 31 · index p. 23
• A second hand solution Pat Roberts1983, no. 34 · index p. 23
• Where Ken Livingstone meets Don Concannon Mick Kennedy1983, no. 37 · index p. 23
• Union solidarity1984, no. 43 · index p. 23
• The cause of Labour-or the cause of Ireland?1984, no. 48 · index p. 23
• Taking sides Mick Kennedy1984, no. 49 · index p. 23
• Looking who's talking Mick Hume1984, no. 52 · index p. 23
• Come back Roy Mason, all is forgiven Mick Humecitation misread: ‘mins 57’ · index p. 23
• Labour censors can't fight bans Mick Hume1985, no. 7 · index p. 23
• Northern Ireland comes to South Africa Mick Hume1985, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 23
• Labour is a war party Mick Hume1985, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 23
• Bring it back home Mick Hume1986, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 23
• South Africa and Northern Ireland editorial1986, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 23
• Labour bribes the Loyalists Joan Phillips1987, no. 14 · index p. 23
• Socialist bombers: Labour's dirty war in Ireland1987, no. 16 (not held) · index p. 23
• Camden council's housing policy: "Kick out the irish1987, no. 37 (not held) · index p. 23
• Repatriation is Camden Labour's policy1987, no. 43 (not held) · index p. 23
• Repatriation is Camden Labour's policy1988, no. 15 · index p. 23
• Repatriation is Camden Labour's policy1988, no. 16 · index p. 23
• Repatriation is Camden Labour's policy1988, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 23
• Phil Murphy1988, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 23
• Strathclvde Labour council bans Irish solidarity march. Derek Owen1988, no. 36 (not held) · index p. 23
• Labour and Ireland editorial1989, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 23

Loyalism

• Harland & Wolfe-Her Majesty's shipyard Andy Clarkson1981, no. 18 · index p. 23
• Carson's ghost Mick Kennedy1981, no. 12 · index p. 23
• Orange against Green, Suki Gray Carol Taggart1981, no. 16 · index p. 23
• Scandal at Kincora Don Milligan1982, no. 24 · index p. 23
• Power struggles Michael Wall1983, no. 35 · index p. 23
• Keep the flag flying Phil Murphy1983, no. 40 · index p. 23
• George Seawright - Britain's loval dragon Andy Clarksoncitation misread: ‘mtns 56’ · index p. 23
• UDR: sectarian murderers see a Nice ume1985, no. 1 · index p. 23
• Marching to the beat of a different drum Mick Hume1985, no. 13 · index p. 23
• Loyalism—no laughing matter Mick Hume1985, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 23
• The Ulster ranters: music to Thatcher's ears1985, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 23
• There is no Loyalist veto Mick Hume1985, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 23
• Sectarians by appointment to the Crown Mick Hume1985, no. 34 (not held) · index p. 23
• Britain says no to Ulster1986, no. 10 · index p. 23
• Loyalist police can't defend the Irish1986, no. 11 · index p. 23
• No surrender editorial1986, no. 14 · index p. 23
• Loyal to the Crown, not Thatcher Mick Hume1986, no. 14 · index p. 23
• Thatcher's real victims in Ireland1986, no. 16 (not held) · index p. 23
• Labour's Orange socialists Stevie O'Riordan1986, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 23
• It's still a sectarian state1986, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 23
• Loyalists on the rampage1986, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 23
• How Britain buys the Loyalists1986, no. 33 (not held) · index p. 23
• Northern Ireland trade unions- fraternal sectarians1987, no. 25 (not held) · index p. 23
• Loyalists beaten, Catholics killed1987, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 23
• Michael Stone and Lovalist murders in Belfast are made in Britain1988, no. 12 · index p. 23
• Harland and Wolfe: after the Titanic. the Ultimate Dream?'. Andy Clarkson1988, no. 16 · index p. 23
• Avenue bar Loyalist massacre1988, no. 19 (not held) · index p. 23
• Soldiers set up sectarian murders1988, no. 21 (not held) · index p. 23
• Britain is the force for sectarianism Frank Richards1988, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 23
• Britain's Loyalist armies1989, no. 14 · index p. 23

Prevention of Terrorism Act

• Smash the PTA1979, no. 1 · index p. 23
• Fighting the PTA on Mersevside'. Alan Harding1980, no. 6 · index p. 23
• The PTA— a cause for solidarity Frank Richards1983, no. 32 · index p. 23
• Stemming the infection1983, no. 33 · index p. 23
• PTA-free zones spreading1983, no. 35 · index p. 23
• Fighting the PTA1983, no. 37 · index p. 24
• PTA-terror unlimited1983, no. 39 · index p. 24
• From Birmingham to Brighton Mick Hume1984, no. 53 · index p. 24
• Fighting the PTA Fiona Fostercitation misread: ‘mins 56’ · index p. 24
• Sinn Fein leader stopped1985, no. 3 · index p. 24
• Journalist seized in Belfast Joan Phillips1985, no. 4 · index p. 24
• Defend Maire O'Shea1985, no. 7 · index p. 24
• A witch hunter's charter1985, no. 12 · index p. 24
• British terror in Scotland1985, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 24
• Anti-Irish terror begins1985, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 24
• An act of war Fiona Foster1987, no. 5 · index p. 24
• Sinn fein councillor held1987, no. 7 · index p. 24
• Irish immigrants in London Andrew Calcutt1988, no. 7 · index p. 24
• PTA-permanent repression Andy Clarkson1988, no. 8 (not held) · index p. 24

republican struggles

• Terence MacSwiney-prisoner of war Jannie Frost1980, no. 8 · index p. 24
• Hunger strikes-three months of shame editorial1981, no. 9 · index p. 24
• Hunger strikes -how the RCT campaigned for the hunger strikers1981, no. 9 · index p. 24
• Hunger strikes -the battle over Bobby Sands Annie Dillon1981, no. 12 · index p. 24
• Hunger strikes - Bobby Sands 1954-81: the murderers1981, no. 13 · index p. 24
• The hunger strike campaign in Britain1981, no. 16 · index p. 24
• After the hunger strike-1o dead, what next? Keith Tompson1981, no. 18 · index p. 24
• Irish prisoners in English jails Sue O'Halloran1982, no. 21 · index p. 24
• The American connection Michael Wall1982, no. 23 (not held) · index p. 24
• Silent too long1982, no. 23 (not held) · index p. 24
• Political rights for Irish prisoners Pat Roberts1982, no. 29 · index p. 24
• The myth of the mad gunman Frank Richards1982, no. 30 · index p. 24
• Remember Bloody Sunday1983, no. 31 · index p. 24
• After the June elections Michael Wall1983, no. 38 · index p. 24
• War fever1984, no. 43 · index p. 24
• Free the prisoners Keith Tompson1984, no. 45 · index p. 24
• Keeping the pressure on Jackie Reynolds1984, no. 46 · index p. 24
• James Connolly-Irish rebel, working class hero Mick Kennedy1984, no. 46 · index p. 24
• Prison notes - interview with John McCloskey1984, no. 53 · index p. 24
• Supergrass victims Phil Murphycitation misread: ‘mins 57’ · index p. 24
• Too many shootings, too much blood Mick Hume1985, no. 3 · index p. 24
• , Phil Murphy Fiona Fosterno citation read · index p. 24
• Newrv-a town at war1985, no. 5 · index p. 24
• Irish vote for men of violence Mick Hume1985, no. 6 · index p. 24
• Stop the army assassins Phil Murphy1985, no. 7 · index p. 24
• Sinn Fein shows up the Unionists Mick Kennedy1985, no. 10 · index p. 24
• Irish prisoners in Britain Mick Hume1985, no. 11 (not held) · index p. 24
• You don't have to be hard to hate the Brits Mick Hume1985, no. 12 · index p. 24
• British bullets in the back of the head Mick Hume, Phil Murphy1985, no. 14 (not held) · index p. 24
• From internment to execution Mick Hume1985, no. 15 · index p. 24
• Death of an Irish freedom fighter Mick Hume1985, no. 17 · index p. 24
• Easy, easy1985, no. 24 (not held) · index p. 24
• Easy, easy1985, no. 25 (not held) · index p. 24
• eal lives in Derr li: mv son. Martin Garvin. a1985, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 24
• McGlinchey-a blinking eye-opener1985, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 24
• Real lives in Derry Ill: British torturers back in business Mick Hume, Phil Murphy1985, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 24
• British hypocrites praise Irish hero Phil Murphy1986, no. 1 · index p. 24
• You can't reform a police state Mick Hume1986, no. 3 · index p. 24
• British terrorists versus Irish democrats Mick Hume1986, no. 4 · index p. 24
• Fourteen years since Bloody Sunday Mick Hume1986, no. 5 · index p. 24
• The IRA isn't sectarian Mick Hume1986, no. 7 · index p. 24
• You tell them it was murder Mick Hume1986, no. 9 · index p. 24
• Guilty of being born in Belfast Mick Hume1986, no. 10 · index p. 24
• The Border War 1: where the bandits are British soldiers Mick Hume1986, no. 12 · index p. 24
• The Border War 2: pitchfork law Mick Hume1986, no. 13 · index p. 24
• The Border War 3: the British sickness Mick Hume1986, no. 14 · index p. 24
• The IRA's enemies1986, no. 21 (not held) · index p. 24
• Sinn Fein editorial1986, no. 43 (not held) · index p. 24
• Sinn Fein abandons abstentionism Mick Kennedy1986, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 24
• Derry's Rossville flats: infested with rats and British soldiers Joe Boatman1987, no. 4 · index p. 24
• IRA warns "Keep away from our funerals"no citation read · index p. 24
• Catholic clergy declare war on IRA Joan Phillips1987, no. 13 · index p. 24
• Easter in Ireland: Loyalists dejected, IRA defiant1987, no. 15 (not held) · index p. 24
• Judgement day-why the IRA killed Lord Justice Gibson1987, no. 16 (not held) · index p. 24
• Defiance at funerals of IRA slain at Loughgall1987, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 24
• My family has been wiped out Joan Phillips1987, no. 24 (not held) · index p. 24
• Dirty protest in Wakefield1987, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 24
• Derry: a tale of two cities Joan Phillips1987, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 24
• Wakefield POWs protest1987, no. 29 (not held) · index p. 24
• Wakefield POWs protest1987, no. 41 (not held) · index p. 24
• A tale of two1987, no. 41 (not held) · index p. 24
• Remerber Bloody Sur fay: is is ims of this war crimes, Mick uphy Joe Watson1987, no. 42 (not held) · index p. 24
• Remerber Bloody Sur fay: is is ims of this war crimes, Mick uphy Joe Watson1988, no. 1 · index p. 24
• Remember Bloody Sunday Finn O'Foyle1988, no. 2 · index p. 24
• Sean MacBride-rebel turned statesman dies Jackie Reynolds1988, no. 3 · index p. 24
• They'll stitch me up or shoot me" Joe Boatman1988, no. 9 · index p. 24
• Death or defiance: eye-witness account of murder at Milltown cemetery, Joan Phillips Phil Murphy1988, no. 12 · index p. 24
• Ceasefire speculation Mick Hume1988, no. 14 · index p. 24
• The IRA reply to British bragging Mark Reilly1988, no. 18 (not held) · index p. 24
• After Lisburn: what we think1988, no. 24 (not held) · index p. 24
• Helicopter war in South Armagh Joan Phillips1988, no. 25 (not held) · index p. 24
• Sinn Fein/SDLP talks Mick Hume1988, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 24
• A lesson for us all editorial1988, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 25
• Defend the Holloway Road 30°1988, no. 30 (not held) · index p. 25
• Defend the Holloway Road 3ơ Phil Murphy1988, no. 31 (not held) · index p. 25
• Holloway Road-a taste of things to come1988, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 25
• 500 mari in disgow for free pech on reland Derek Owen1988, no. 33 (not held) · index p. 25
• Bloody Sunday: troops out of Ireland1988, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 25
• Bloody Sunday: troops out of Ireland1989, no. 1 · index p. 25
• Bloody Sunday: troops out of Ireland1989, no. 4 · index p. 25
• Bloody Sunday: troops out of Ireland1989, no. 7 · index p. 25
• Bloody Sunday: troops out of Ireland1989, no. 21 (not held) · index p. 25
• IFM national day of action against the broadcasting ban1989, no. 25 (not held) · index p. 25
• IFM national day of action against the broadcasting ban1989, no. 32 (not held) · index p. 25
• IFM delegation - report from the war-zone Fiona Foster1990, no. 4 · index p. 25
• IFM delegation - report from the war-zone Fiona Foster1990, no. 16 · index p. 25
• The ANC, the IRA and the left editorial1990, no. 23 (not held) · index p. 25
• IFM march1990, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 25
• Fighting for Irish freedom editorial1990, no. 37 (not held) · index p. 25
• Freedom march1991, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 25
• Hands off the Balkans, troops out of Ireland1992, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 25

Twenty-six Counties

• Haughey: the greener they come Phil Murphy1980, no. 3 · index p. 25
• Spirit of De Valera Mick Kennedy1981, no. 12 · index p. 25
• MIcK Hume South of the Border...1982, no. 28 · index p. 25
• The still-born state Pat Roberts1982, no. 30 · index p. 25
• The face savers Mick Kennedy1983, no. 35 · index p. 25
• Things fall apart1983, no. 38 · index p. 25
• Mick Humeno citation read · index p. 25
• Drugs-a drop of the hard stuff Andy Clarkson1984, no. 47 · index p. 25
• The patriot game is up Mick Humecitation misread: ‘mins 57’ · index p. 25
• Ireland says no to divorce Fiona Foster1986, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 25
• Why Dublin's different Mick Hume1986, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 25
• The Dublin dust strike Fiona Foster1986, no. 27 (not held) · index p. 25
• The partition mentality Mick Hume1986, no. 28 (not held) · index p. 25
• Election 87-"Chimpanzees in suits" Fiona Foster, Mick Spencer1987, no. 6 · index p. 25
• Election stalemate - Ireland unfree and unstable Joan Phillips1987, no. 8 · index p. 25
• Haughey gets tough1987, no. 13 · index p. 25
• Row over Irish Extradition Act Joe Watson1987, no. 40 (not held) · index p. 25
• trish republican Colin Maquire in death riddle1987, no. 43 (not held) · index p. 25
• Extradition controversy-Haughey's shades of green Mick Kennedy1987, no. 45 (not held) · index p. 25
• Anglo-Irish agreement? It's business as usual Mark Reilly1988, no. 6 · index p. 25
• Anglo-Irish agreement? It's business as usual Mark Reilly1988, no. 20 (not held) · index p. 25
• Anglo-Irish agreement? It's business as usual Mark Reilly1988, no. 44 (not held) · index p. 25
• Anglo-Irish agreement? It's business as usual Mark Reilly1989, no. 1 · index p. 25
• Election pointers editorial1990, no. 35 (not held) · index p. 25
• After the presidential election editorial1990, no. 36 (not held) · index p. 25
• Behind the Brooke talkscitation misread: ‘gitns 15’ · index p. 25

women

• Abortion-hypocrisy all round Michael Wall1982, no. 30 · index p. 25
• What price peace? Niamh Eardley1983, no. 32 · index p. 25
• Rome rule means London rule Anne Burton1983, no. 38 · index p. 25
• Victorv to the Armagh women Cathy Barrett1984, no. 46 · index p. 25
• Armagh-women at war Fiona Foster1985, no. 55 (not held) · index p. 25
• Ireland says no to divorce, Fiona Foster Mick Hume1986, no. 26 (not held) · index p. 25
• Mairead Farrell- a woman at war. Mark Ryan1988, no. 11 · index p. 25
• Abortion in Ireland-hypocrisy in Britain1992, no. 8 (not held) · index p. 25

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