Person: Martin McGuinness’

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opinion

Stormont revived but real work begins now

Thursday was the third anniversary of Martin McGuinness’ decision to stand down as Northern Ireland’s Deputy First Minister and close that early chapter in the current, as yet unrealised, normalisation of that society, its relationships with its neighbours, and its neighbours’ relationship with it.

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Series to remind us of absurdity of violence

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Sinn Féin’s moral compass - Marching to a different, toxic drum

A deadly game: British spies in the North

news

Evening briefing: McGuinness quits as North's Deputy First Minister. Catch up on all the headlines

news

Sinn Féin support boosted by Áras debate

The North is as good as solved – but unfortunately it’s going nowhere

TWO minutes after the BBC’s exit poll was announced last Thursday night, Iain Dale, the Conservative commentator, blogged: “Don’t panic chaps and chapesses.

Wed, 12 May, 2010

Ministers predict US investment in North

Stormont political leaders today ended a US visit and predicted American companies would invest in the North despite the gloomy economic climate.

Thu, 04 Dec, 2008

Sinn Féin ends policing boycott

A decisive step towards power-sharing in the North was taken tonight as Sinn Féin ended an 86-year boycott of policing in the North.

Sun, 28 Jan, 2007

McCartney family happy with police efforts

The family of murdered Belfast man Robert McCartney today said they had confidence in the PSNI investigation into his death.

Mon, 11 Apr, 2005

IRA ‘must prove it has quit criminality’

THE IRA must give unequivocal and independently verified commitments that it has severed all links with criminality, the Government insisted yesterday.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2005

Hardliners form new terror cells and pledge attacks

DISSIDENT republicans have formed new terror cells across Britain in a bid to wreck the peace process, it was claimed yesterday.

Sat, 16 Aug, 2003

Dissident groups in new terror threat

Dissident republicans have formed new terror cells across the UK in a bid to wreck the peace process, it was claimed today.

Fri, 15 Aug, 2003

McGuinness never opened fire, Saville Inquiry told

The British army has known all along that Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness did not open fire on soldiers on Bloody Sunday, it was claimed today.

Mon, 12 May, 2003

Speculation mounts over Adams speech

Speculation is mounting that a speech to be given by Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams will give a significant boost to the ailing peace process.

Mon, 22 Oct, 2001