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[email protected]. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 4.0 License 5p. Published by the Co-ordinating Committee, Andersonstown Republican Clubs NO. 11 I.R.A. SAVES PROVO TRUCE In early January of this year Joe Doy1e, veteran republican from the 50's campaign, was approached by Seamus Coste110, self-styled Chief-of-Staff of the I.R.S.P. and was asked to join the new military group. Joe Doy1e, who was sentenced to life for his part in the Arbourfie1d Raid in 1955, asked Coste110 when he hoped to start his campaign against the Brits. "WE HAVE TO DO THE STICKIES FmST," was the Costello reply. Costel10's offer was immediately re Now, as the dust settles, the truth is jected by Joe Doy1e; but in one sentence out. Coste110 tried to recruit hard1ine this latter-day geneua1 outlined the Provos and malcontents formerly in the source ot the recent attacks on Republi Officials into another military campaign, cans in the Belfast area.