to stand local activists in order to use the elections most effectively to bulld the committees, as well as put personalities such as Bernadette wnO could be elected and use the Irish Parliament as forum for raising the H Block issue.
In Cork City, Dave O'Connell popular figure among the traditionalists, staged a heavy-handed operation to prevent the local committee supporting an independent It nadette go: to Drogheda, it seemed clear that despite the problems the support ior the prisoners was su OFE sense. to be made fools of.
INeVe in 800 years have we produced graver and more dedicated youth TKOC H Block protesters surround Irish premier Charles Waterford PAMPHLET The latest edition of the People's sonstown, Belfast 11 PD's election manitesto ir North Dublin. Funds are needed to offset the onations Peoples Democracy, 38 Clanawley Rd, Killerster, Dublin 5.
in the cafeteria manager came up to tell her that she was there The staff crowded around her, telling her not to worry: 'He's only an Englishman, we'll sort him out.' the vote is and problems arise in the campaign it Is clear that the Block movement taking step forward towards the creation ot a anti-imperialist movement Ulta mobilise the majority of the Irish people.
Almost everywhere new layers of the popula tion have become involved in the H Block Committee election campaign.
In the Premier's own constituency in Dublin and in Limerick the Irish are running campaigns focussed on the demonstrate best they can how elections car be used to broaden and deepen the support for th prisoners. Thes camwill be important Dalys models when the H Block out the JULI lessons of the movement's tirst intervention in elec tions in the South.
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