IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

The Irish Protestants

Socialist Challenge No. 14, 22 September 1977 · p. 14 of the scan · 165 words

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page 14 of the scan

Staith, York. 8pm. IN HIS REPORT on the partia rOUT OT IO Irish dimension the principle of a United Irland retusal 1o bedovo amy longer that the Brilish Govarn nent has tho slightest of *reformin of reland". He Ilustrates quoting Hugh Logue's disgustcommont manceuvres do nof show — any nore than the fact of Army rep ession shows — that the Britist Borning Norte mo anandien of Soverr TANN renaCi arn Ina sno mous mben Nort , this by parlamentan numonon Army SOTIS Marlowe's report Incressing Is accurato, dramatically urgent.

withdrawal will laed siraighttorwardly 1o the creation ol a 32-coumty Irish Ropublic cron cal u Tae me Tum of the Left to undertaka a serious ansiyels ef the cheracter Proteatant resiatance to repub According to the editors of Challenge, -Iom 'showg the opportunities for building a movement to support ora uronissrude rOM FONDE NIs ASSASaMIEnE the necussity of such an anatysis is all the more CLARA MULHERN London telingty outlined by Geoff, And

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