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Talking to Terrorists: The Myths, Misconceptions and Misapplication of the N. Ireland Peace Process
However, this has been done in an uncritical way, often more focused on contemporary agendas than on the core realities unique to the region, which do not necessarily translate elsewhere.
Talking to Terrorists: Misconceptions from N. Ireland
It has become fashionable to look to the lessons of the peace process in Northern Ireland as holding insights for other areas of conflict in the world.
The new Belfast comes in six colours: blue, grey, maroon, fuchsia, lime and aqua.
Referendum pro: There is collective remorse in Ireland
The Irish feel a sense of guilt in the aftermath of the Lisbon Treaty referendum, Quintin Oliver, a specialist in referenda who led the successful 'yes' campaign in the referendum on the Good Friday agreement ...
Bombardier announces new jet to be built in Quebec
Bombardier announced the launch of a new CSeries regional jet on Sunday, saying the "greenest aircraft in its class'' will be manufactured at the company's Mirabel plant north of Montreal.
14 policemen injured in Northern Ireland clashes
LONDON * Violent overnight clashes in Northern Ireland left 14 policemen and five other people injured early yesterday as the volatile "marching season" reached its climax with Protestant parades.
Three killed in two road crashes
Three men have been killed in two separate road crashes this evening. A motorcyclist in his 30s died at the Grangecastle Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 at 6.30pm this evening.
The Twelfth: Fired up for big night
Bonfire builders in Northern Ireland were today putting the finishing touches to their skyscraping handiwork ahead of tonight's traditional celebrations.
Acoustic Fest is going global - this year's musical headliner, Tommy O'Sullivan, hails from Dingle, Ireland.
Diabetes, Weight Tied to Male Infertility
Diabetes and being over- or underweight can have a negative effect on male fertility.
Day of tragedy: two killed in bus collision, third life lost after car hits wall
Ulster's roads have claimed three more lives after two crashes occurred within hours of each other last night.
The last hurdle before the election
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Ireland's Orangemen Shun Booze, Chants to Attract Tourists, Not Rioters
Welcome to Northern Ireland's latest tourist attraction: 100,000 marchers wearing sashes, bowler hats and white gloves for parades that have often ended in pitched battles between Protestants, Catholics and ...
48 Hours In... Belfast, Ireland
The capital of Northern Ireland is a rejuvenated, cosmopolitan metropolis. Samantha Day explores the city's new attractions, and takes in some poignant reminders of the past Saturday, 5 July 2008 Reuters The ...
Administrative Errors Blamed For Half Of Missed Psychiatric...
Main Category: Psychology / Psychiatry Article Date: 05 Jul 2008 - 0:00 PDT Administrative errors could be responsible for over half of patients with mental health problems failing to turn up for their hospital ...
Children playing a version of 'Irish Republican Army against the soldiers' in Belfast 1976
As the sisters of murder victim Robert McCartney vow to carry on their campaign to bring his killers to justice, other women reveal the impact the conflict has had on them Susan McKay "I can't believe I've ...
Sinn Fein Lord Mayor honours War dead
The new Sinn Fein Lord Mayor has laid a laurel wreath at the Cenotaph to mark the 92nd anniversary of the Somme.
Challenge to Sinn FA in after Belfast murder acquittal
A McCartney sisters urge IRA to end 'climate of fear' A Judge casts doubt on evidence from witness Henry McDonald, Ireland correspondent Guardian Saturday June 28, 2008 STILL SEEKING JUSTICE: Catherine ...
Man cleared of 'IRA' killing: The 71 witnesses who saw...
The sisters of father-of-two Robert McCartney yesterday angrily accused the IRA and Sinn Fein of denying them justice.
Man acquitted of McCartney murder
A 51-year-old man has been found not guilty of murdering Belfast man Robert McCartney three years ago.