statement saying he was The boring banality of Carter's remarks was illustrated by the 57 Unionists, Irish nationalists, the British Government, UU-UITKL CEI DIE T'CL dl expressed some degree of satisfaction with Carter OnSY feature of it wasthat the American President acknowledged the 32county nature of the Trish situanon wnen ne salo that any ust olution" must have the support of he trish Government Il nothing eise. Carter swimming with the tide. In the last coom has been increaingly retind to Throughou irtitioned counties of Irelan The mainly Catholi on party in th forth, the Social Democratic and Labour Party. has issued a statement puttins increased emphasis" on the Irish After many false starts Jimmy Carter finally spoke on Ireland's British question last week when he issued a short "deeply concerned" about continuing conflict and violence in Northern Ireland". -en tom eden e orta i ies British from Northern Ireland". • The recently elected Fianna Fail Covernment in the 76 Count harsh treatment for its republican prisoners. *Even the new Catholie Primate O AJI Ecland Thomas O'Fiaich said on his appommmen: I look terward to the day when Treland will be a united country.' NO REFORMS SDLP, and the Southers trist When the Catholic Church, Government с ПаЛа Іс 100 ground, you can be sure some Thetis B Te simeo he Britsh Government. It appean ETHE LHERH SHELD. finally kulls of the 'moderate" nationa IE-TALN CNOCO M UCHE that the Labour Government has not the slightest - even if this were possibile.
between the Labour Government nent SDLP member Hugh Logue complained: молото всівой віс порошо for another day in impoten s makin office.
The SDLP is alse aware of the refutable evidence of the ster ping up of the torture of repuhli Archbishop ing to Paddy Duffy, member of the SDiP practising soucitor: bere arc ow abour ten doctors in North ern Ireland who have been dealing consistently with injuries inflicted phettoes cain from best shea ce in with the "haring", the nationalist 'moderates" have little option but to move in the direction of an all-Treland dimension Chose who resist are principall; he dwindling band of supporter for the line of the Northern Irish trade union continue to crawi to the Isrutest Government another leading memoer oi tne COLp who has entiased hi party's new policy → is one of those near extinct animals DEVLIN Healso attacks the SDI.P for Dot being socialist enough. 'socialism" for Devlin, as for the Trish trade union bureaucracy be serves, in to avoid any stand on th hathoy Loyalit worker - a com- question letecapitulationto Orange ideol Militants in the republican areas OE TC Wonn ac key toD impressed by the intest changes in direction of the nationalise moderLUCS. TACY ICLOMUSCE OREEE that Beitain was their enemy. Ye such changes remein signiticant. LEEST BC BIOI OYETLUC ICLON nition by even the most insipid nationalist-minded laders Britain has noching left to offer have got it through the thic intention of the North of relanc recent pact a senior and bureaucracy.
which might that simmed at doing justthar. Jimmy Carter with an 'England Ger Out of Ireland badge' This report shows the increaning meeting for opportunites for building a mowe ment to support the removal of Britih troops from Treland, The dish Holding ocon ference in November SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 8 September, 1977, page1