Person: Bob McCartney

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Time for new anthem for a new Ireland

LIKE any half-decent barrister, TUV leader Jim Allister understands that the people who sit on juries don’t necessarily use their intelligence when making decisions.

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McGuinness: Violent groups will not disrupt peace process

If Paisley finally says ‘yes’, we in the South are in no position to gloat

Could we bridge the great divide?

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Moderates go south in Assembly elections

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SF on brink of seat in unionist sronghold

Assembly nominations closing

Nominations for the North's Assembly Elections will close today, effectively sounding the starting pistol in the race for Stormont seats.

Tue, 13 Feb, 2007

Candidates hand in nomination papers for assembly poll

The North’s Assembly Election campaign will today go up several gears as candidates lodge their nomination papers for the March 7 poll.

Mon, 12 Feb, 2007

IRA victims don’t want SF in government

AS a victim of Provisional IRA terrorism, I wish to reflect the views of our organisation, West Tyrone Voice, on the recent St Andrews talks.

Fri, 20 Oct, 2006

IRA victims don’t want SF in government

AS a victim of Provisional IRA terrorism, I wish to reflect the views of our organisation, West Tyrone Voice, on the recent St Andrews talks.

Fri, 20 Oct, 2006

Posturing on oath would be disastrous

Yesterday’s planned talks of party leaders in the Programme for Government Committee were called off because Ian Paisley was not prepared to attend, following a row over the interpretation of the St Andrews Agreement in regard to the ministerial oath of office.

Wed, 18 Oct, 2006

Blair must back up Trimble in his struggle for the soul of the UUP

IS it the real Ulster Unionist Party or the continuity Ulster Unionist Party which Jeffrey Donaldson wants to lead?

Fri, 27 Jun, 2003

Sunningdale must not be repeated

A “realignment” in unionism, as demanded

Tue, 24 Jun, 2003

Anti-agreement unionists urged to unite

Anti-agreement unionists were today urged to forget their differences and unite to oppose further concessions to nationalism.

Sat, 08 Mar, 2003

Assembly warned over 'atrocity memorials'

Sinn Fein demands for equality of symbols and emblems at Stormont would lead to memorials celebrating IRA violence, it was claimed tonight.

Tue, 18 Jun, 2002

Row erupts over Stormont pay rise

A row has erupted in the Stormont assembly about a proposed pay rise, taking members wages to about £45,000 (€73,000) a year.

Thu, 25 Apr, 2002

Anger over McCartney’s ‘terrorists’ remark

UK Unionist Bob McCartney was today accused of putting the lives of innocent Catholics at risk by describing Sinn Fein as terrorists.

Mon, 02 Jul, 2001

Hermon victory eases pain for Ulster Unionists

Sylvia Hermon tonight gave a massive boost to Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble by pulling off a remarkable victory against sitting MP Bob McCartney.

Fri, 08 Jun, 2001

Candidates face off in election hotseat

On a hot sunny morning the next MP for North Down was meeting supporters among the shoppers in Bangor’s weekly market.

Mon, 28 May, 2001