Event: 1994 IRA ceasefire

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Reynolds was the main architect of the preace we all enjoy today

The generous tributes paid from all sides of the political spectrum yesterday on the death of Albert Reynolds were well-deserved by the former Taoiseach and government member.

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Meticulous examination of republican dissidents

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Ministerial office at last for defector Donaldson

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Derry's Protestants feel alienated and fearful - survey

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Lennon dismissal - Garda had to go after revelations

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Reynolds reveals secret Shankill talks with Loyalist groups

Reynolds admits dramatic role in ceasefire

Former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds held secret talks with loyalists in their Belfast heartland 10 years ago to secure their ceasefire, he said tonight.

Wed, 25 Aug, 2004

Sinn Féin demands demolition of security watchtowers

Tony Blair was tonight challenged to tear down Army watchtowers across the North and prove he wants the peace process to work.

Sun, 15 Aug, 2004

Nationalists 'feel let down by spying claims'

Nationalists feel let down by allegations of IRA spying at the heart of government, Brid Rodgers, deputy leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party said tonight.

Sun, 17 Nov, 2002

Trimble: Sinn Féin ‘in denial’ of real obstacles

SINN Féin’s leadership appears to be in denial about the root problems in the Northern Ireland peace process, Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble claimed last night.

Sat, 02 Nov, 2002