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'Working for a united Ireland'
"I commend Canadians for their work for peace and justice in Ireland. We wouldn't be where we are without that support," Adams told the Sunday Sun yesterday at his hotel room at the Toronto Hilton.
UPRG: 'Dallat has vendetta against Knight
A LOYALIST political group in Coleraine has accused SDLP councillor John Dallat of carrying out a personal vendetta against loyalist killer Torrens Knight.
Loyalist killer sent back to jail
Notorious loyalist killer Torrens Knight was tonight arrested in the North and his release from prison suspended, Northern Ireland Prison Service said.
The announcement last week that Pope Benedict XVI had approved a new procedure to allow entire congregations of Anglicans to return to the Catholic Church took the Christian world by storm.
Savall's Latest Word on the Seven Last Words
Haydn, Die sieben letzten Worte unseres ErlA sers am Kreuze , Le Concert des Nations, J. Savall Alia Vox AVDVD 9868 You likely know Haydn's setting of The Seven Last Words of Our Savior on the Cross from the oratorio and string quartet versions.
Torrens Knight walking into Coleraine Magistrates Court
Notorious loyalist killer Torrens Knight has been found guilty of assaulting two sisters in a vicious bar room attack in Northern Ireland.
October 21 -- Saint Margaret Clitherow
Daily Saints / Uncle Eddie's Wife and Martyr. Saint Margaret Clitherow , Wife and Martyr Dear Marge, Well, now that you have decided once and for all that you'll be going on to business school, the time has come to choose for yourself a patron.
Clinton pleads for N. Ireland peace
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made an emotional appeal to Northern Ireland's lawmakers Monday, urging them to overcome the final hurdles in the peace process that has transformed their blood-soaked land.
Clinton in Belfast seeks power-sharing progress
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is meeting the rival leaders of Northern Ireland's power-sharing government and urging them to take the next steps in making Catholic-Protestant cooperation work.
Clinton vows to help Northern Ireland
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has pledged investment and political support for Northern Ireland, as its leaders battle to resolve a political standoff threatening the peace process.
00:00 Take a lead from Molly and make it 'Yes, Yes, Yes'
IT is a tale of two cities this week, Dublin and Belfast , Yang and Yin, 'Yes' and 'No,' as two political systems face up to a bleak future -- or fail to do so.
00:00 Hounded by the lawyers, harried by the media
Mahon tribunal lawyers investigating Bertie Ahern's financial affairs were confronted with a bizarre tangled web of ambiguity and confusion.
Ex-BBC head joins equality body
The Equality Commission has appointed former BBC Northern Ireland controller Anna Carragher as one of four new commissioners.
Muslims criticise new shop opening laws
A LEADING Muslim spokesman has criticised new NSW laws that enshrine the rights of staff to refuse to work on Christian-orientated public holidays.
Not the Messiah, just a naughty boy
Triple J radio host John Safran takes a forensic approach to the study of religion.
Tartars and Arabs in Poland Friday November 05, 2004 by BjA rn StA rk Michael Farris sent me this translation of an article in Rzeczpospolita about the conflict between Polish Tartar Muslims, who have lived there for centuries, and newly immigrated Arab Muslims.
World leaders rush to pay tribute to Kennedy, but his impact remains lasting in Ireland
Nowhere outside of America has the Kennedy legacy been more deeply felt than in Ireland, where photographs of the family adorn homes and hundreds claim to be distant relations of the glittering dynasty that brought the first Roman Catholic to the White House.
World leaders rush to pay tribute to Kennedy, but his impact remains lasting in Ireland
Nowhere outside of America has the Kennedy legacy been more deeply felt than in Ireland, where photographs of the family adorn homes and hundreds claim to be distant relations of the glittering dynasty that brought the first Roman Catholic to the White House.
Nephew's rape trial kept Sen. Kennedy in spotlight's glare
The night that ended 60 years of storybook family vacations in Palm Beach began with memories of Sen.
World leaders rush to pay tribute to Kennedy
World leaders praised U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy as one of the towering figures in American politics, offering plaudits for his dedication to fighting for the causes in which he believed.
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