'Let's continue the dialogue' | Socialist Action 1983

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IRE VETO MUST GO!

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Auvertsemeni ABOUR LAND UNLESS bureaucratic pressure wins the day, delegates at Brighton will be able to listen to the views of Sinn Fein at a specially organised fringe meeting. We asked DANNY MORRISON of Sinn Fein what message they will be trying to get across to delegates. •WE CONSIDER the decision of the Liberal conference to support a united Ireland as a small but very important breakthrough although we of course regret the fact that they won't speak with • Although they have hamstrung themselves, we , vieW their decision as Sinn Fein MP Gerry Adams visited Britain on Ken Livingstone's invitation breakthrough.

'we presume the Labour Party conference will be preocupied with the reacersnip question Some of our members will be attending a fringe meeting. personally don't expect breakthroughs as they seem to be going through a reaction.

'We would call on delegates to support a dialogue with all the parties in the Six Counties. This can lead to greater We bauerstanting pleased that Martin Flannery and other MPs met with us despite the attitude of Don Concannon.

'These visits begun with Ken Livingstone's invitation for our representatives • 10 COle to Britain. All these things help to support a dialogue.

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Socialist Action : 30 September 1983