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Mr. McGuinness has been a very controversial figure, and was a senior member of the Irish Republican Army in the 1970s. He has been a pivotal part of the ...
By Peter Truman ยป A clearly shaken Maria Gatland confessed to her links to the terrorist Irish Republican Army but claimed she had been "used". ...
The Real IRA is a splinter group of the outlawed Irish Republican Army, which rejects Northern Ireland's 1998 peace accord and seeks to force the British ...
The Irish Republican Army of Ireland, right-wing groups in France and even US Christian Timothy McVeigh can be called terrorists. ...

"She is a true friend of our peace process," said Martin Mcguinness, deputy first minister and a former member of the Provisional Irish Republican Army. ...
O'Connor became a national hero in his native Ireland for supporting the Irish Republican Army, was imprisoned, then came to Bend in 1922 to help operate ...
1994 - After 25 years of violence, the Irish Republican Army sits down with British officials to talk peace; US President Bill Clinton fires Surgeon General ...
Robinson, a Protestant, and McGuinness, a former Irish Republican Army chief, are the two leaders in Northern Ireland's power-sharing agreement. ...
A bill to outlaw the Irish Republican Army becomes law in Britain. Establishment of diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level between Viet Nam and Cyprus. ...
The Kerry-born general, who spent much of his life in Cork, was a prominent leader in the Irish Republican Army during the War of Independence. ...
2005 - UK prosecutors drop all charges against three men who were accused of spying on behalf of the Irish Republican Army, a 2002 scandal that destroyed ...
By ARCHIE THOMAS Danny Boyle's Mumbai-set thriller "Slumdog Millionaire" and "Hunger," Steve McQueen's account of a jailed Irish Republican Army member's ...
It was mostly former members of the Irish Republican Army. "Where are you staying?" a man asked my son. "We're at the Europa," my son said. "The Europa? ...
1974 - In Britain, a bill that outlawed the Irish Republican Army became effective. 1975 - Bill Gates adopted the name Microsoft for the company he and Paul ...
... of the oxygen of publicity on which they depend," British premier Margaret Thatcher had said in the event of the attacks by Irish Republican Army. ...
... Center that on about six occasions he transported what he believed were explosives between drop-off points in Belfast for the Irish Republican Army. ...
A decade later, the two principal groups, the Provisional Irish Republican Army and the Ulster Volunteer Force have both voluntarily ceased to exist as ...
At the same time terrorist strikes against symbols of British control began, led by the Irish Republican Army (IRA), the military wing of Sinn Fein. ...
1993 - After weeks of denial, the British government admits contacts with the Irish Republican Army. - 1994 - Serbs pound the outskirts of Bihac in ...
Next stop is the Ardoyne, former stronghold of the Irish Republican Army (IRA), where more gable end frescoes celebrate the opposite political point of view ...
In 1976, police foiled an attempt by the former Irish Republican Army (IRA) terrorist group to blow it up in dry dock in Southampton. (dpa)
In the 1970s Britain established special "Diplock Courts" and administrative bodies to preventively detain and try Irish Republican Army suspects; ...
... prisoners like dogs at Abu Ghraib - along with my own memories of hardened lifers with the Irish Republican Army I once visited in an Irish prison. ...
Though not prominent at the beginning of the civil rights movement, the Irish Republican Army's message of armed struggle to smash the Unionist state and ...
1979 - In Dublin, Ireland, Irish Republican Army member Thomas McMahon is sentenced to life in prison for the assassination of Lord Mountbatten. ...
Notwithstanding the 7/7 London bombings of 2005, the UK has successfully brought an end to violent freedom war waged by the Irish Republican Army (IRA). ...
Conversely, removing it from the list--as the Clinton administration de-listed the Provisional Irish Republican Army to advance US-brokered talks--could ...
O'Connor became a national hero in his native Ireland for supporting the Irish Republican Army, was imprisoned, then came to Bend in 1922 to help operate ...
Conversely, removing it from the list--as the Clinton administration de-listed the Provisional Irish Republican Army to advance US-brokered talks--could ...
HUNGER: Acclaimed drama focusing on a hunger strike Irish Republican Army inmates staged at a British prison. NOBEL SON: When the offspring of a Nobel ...
1993 - After weeks of denial, the British government admits contacts with the Irish Republican Army. 1994 - Serbs pound the outskirts of Bihac in ...
... in "The Burning Man," the death of a man who may be an active political terrorist with the Irish Republican Army, and Gently's butting heads with a cop ...
Ogilvie will present the class with examples of non-Islamic terrorist groups, such as the Irish Republican Army (IRA), which has been active in Ireland, ...
1993 - After weeks of denial, the British government admits contacts with the Irish Republican Army. 1994 - Serbs pound the outskirts of Bihac in ...
The DUP has concerns about a locally controlled police force and the continued existence of Sinn Fein's ally the Irish Republican Army (IRA) despite an ...
King, a former backer of the Irish Republican Army's armed struggle against British rule and now the ranking Republican on the House Committee on Homeland ...
In 1971, the UK government acting under the Civil Authorities (Special Powers) Act 1922, arrested 14 Irish Republican Army members and were interrogated. ...
... arms and aid to terrorists from groups like the Irish Republican Army, Spain's ETA, Italy's Red Brigades, and the Palestine Liberation Organization. ...
Eta has traditionally close links with Ireland and the British province of Northern Ireland via the Irish Republican Army (IRA) which, however, ...
Some have pointed to Ireland, where the art is supposedly in the safekeeping of thugs associated with the Irish Republican Army. Or maybe fugitive gangster ...

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