The Troubles won't be over soon
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Comment is free: Mary O'Hara: Recent murders are gnawing away at Northern Ireland's shiny post-conflict veneer
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HOPES of a final breakthrough to end paramilitary violence in Northern Ireland collapsed within sight of success yesterday. With agreement close, and the IRA having at last agreed to give up all its weapons
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LEEDS CASTLE, England Sept. 16, 2004 - Northern Ireland&#39;s rival politicians face &quot;a moment of decision&quot; in their six-year struggle to forge a stable Catholic-Protestant government, Prime Minister Tony Blair
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The British and Irish prime ministers say much has been achieved in the Northern Ireland peace process but an accord on restoring the province&#39;s power-sharing government is not yet complete.
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A week of intense political activity aimed at generating movement in the Northern Ireland political situation is due to begin.
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The plug will finally be pulled on the Stormont Assembly if a working administration is not formed in Belfast by the end of March, the British and Irish governments have warned.Bertie Ahern, the Irish Premier, ...Comment
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The odds aren't as long as you might think.
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Northern Ireland&#39;s politicians face a nerve-wracking day as they wait for the Reverend Ian Paisley to decide if he will endorse a historic deal with Sinn Fein.
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A political agreement in Northern Ireland could be reached by the middle of next week, the leader of the moderate Alliance Party has said.
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IT&#39;S VERY sad to see that the governments of Northern Ireland and United Kingdom are not able to clinch a peace deal that would have seen complete disarmament under a schedule set for completion this year-end.
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Progress is possible in the Northern Ireland process but the IRA must stop all violence, Tony Blair has said.
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Hopes of finding a solution to Northern Ireland&#39;s political deadlock stalled last night over the IRA&#39;s refusal to disarm its weapons transparently.
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Street violence is down and opinion polls are getting better. As Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany continues to resist pressure to quit for lying to the country, the ride remains rocky _ but his chances of ...Comment
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Talks on the next vital phase of the Northern Ireland peace process were under way yesterday even before counting had concluded in the elections for the revived Belfast Assembly.Comment
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The group looking at the legacy of the Troubles may ask the government to say it fought a war against the IRA.
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The deputy leader of the DUP does not rule out the possiblity of his party talking to loyalist paramilitaries.
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The two sides in the Northern Ireland conflict "were never as near" to a permanent settlement as they are now, but IRA disarmament remains a key stumbling block, Protestant leader Ian Paisley said.