SINN FE | IMGpapers 1976

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MICHEL PABLO, a former leader of the Fourth International, addressing the Ard Fheis: *You must you are against theiridea of a six counties independent Northern talks Ireland, how far will you get? Republican will leave the room."

Tom Hartley, another Belfast the delegates.

argued: *Loyalism divides our people, stands for bad housing, no education andthe gerrvmander stands for the be very aware Republicanism stands for the people' was the Despite this opposition the motion on Lovalist talks was agreed, although the assurances I 223322222222 the executive gave on any suc that no compromise of Fein ideal would be involved - did help to placate Nevertheless the danger of "negotiating' with such rightwing gangster outfits as the Ulster Volunteer Force remains one of which Sinn Fein needs to The motion on Loyalist talks one significant defeat for the eft wing of Sinn rel during an Ard Fheis which in general represenica a consoll