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To bomb or not to bomb, asks the IRA.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Category: Northern Ireland
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Sinn Fein may lose last excuse not to condemn violence.
The word in west Belfast's republican strongholds is that several "volunteers" have not been seen for days.
Minding Your Own Business - Two companies struggling from the Belfast ruins.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Category: Northern Ireland
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Jimmy Burns visits a business park on the dividing line between catholic and protestant.
THE FARSET Enterprise business park in West Belfast backs off against an 18ft high fence separating two communities: protestant and catholic. Its front gate gives on to the Springfield Road, a notorious killing ground for the terrorists on both sides.
Time to test the changing attitudes in Northern Ireland.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Category: Northern Ireland
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Jimmy Burns looks at a candidate for the Northern Ireland assembly trying to get away from the politics of orange and green.
Prisoners of the past at Ulster's Orange weekend
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Category: Northern Ireland
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IT SAYS something about Northern Ireland today that the focus of popular attention this weekend was not bombs and assassinations but a small group of Mohawk Indians at the parade in Belfast to commemorate the Battle of the Boyne, at which the forces of the Roman Catholic king James II were defeated.
No smoking gun.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Category: Northern Ireland
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For three straight nights, Colin Powell huddled with officials piecing together a presentation he hoped would swing the divided United Nations behind the US and Britain in support of military action against Iraq.
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