2007/111/1938 Creation Date(s): 3 May 1977 Extent ... - CAIN

On learning of this statement on 30 !'-larch, the British Ambassacor was called to the Department of I Foreign Affairs and formally reminded that any action in our jurisdiction by

The British rule by force, they will not allow an all-Ireland referendum, and I think anybody who saw the events of nine days ago must say that the British are uSing force and

In some brief introductory remarks he referred to the difficult time experienced in Government Buildings with some of the hunqer strikers relatives yesterday .J.nd said that a request

Prior Initiative I made clear that the British decision to pursue a unilateral political initiative not merely without the cooperation of but in the face of opposition not merely from

I raised the ~lestion put by Mr Lillis as to when the British authorities would publicly make clear that, contrary to the implications contained in the Chief Constable' s statement,

It is sufficient to list the major developments during 1982, none of which was such as tu elicit favourable or supportive coverage over here: the election debate in the spring about the

In' addition to well-established groups including the Labour Co~mittee on Ireland synpathetic to PSF and t~~ Labour Committee for Peace and Progress allied to the Workers Party there

Our Ambassador in Washington has met Torn Donahue who has been delegated by the President of the Organisation, Lane Kirkland, to take charge of Irish-American affairs and relations