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... guerrillas, when it meets US officials in Belfast. The party is expected to call for the Sinn Fein leader to be banned from the United States if he refuses to appear at a hearing in Washington DC. It is concerned that Mr Adams has not yet accepted an invitation ...
... spokesmen have not disputed. Loyalists are primarily concerned with the maintenance of law and order and the link with the United Kingdom. It follows automatically that any action which loyalists — at whatever level in society — should take to highlight ...
... Pressure for Adams visa ban if testimony not given THE DUP is to use its contacts in the United States Congress to step up the pressure on Gerry Adams to give evidence at an inquiry into links between Irish republicans and Colombian Farc guerrillas. The ...
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... substance of a peaceful, prosperous and united Northem Ireland and the mirage at the end of a bloodstained road leading towards a united Ireland. It should be clear now to all thinking people that Ireland cannot be united by bloodshed or by the weasel words ...
... painting London blue and green last night — the hordes of weary Irishmen from all parts of this island — as they celebrated the Clones Cyclone's magnificent victory after a fight that had Ireland united and the world rooting in Barry's corner — or so it seemed ...
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... the three Irishmen who are suspected of being members of the IRA and who, the prosecution will claim, were in Colombia specifically for the purpose of training terrorists. The fact is that the men will be tried in Colombia, not in the United States, and ...
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... Anglo-Eire talks and only an insignificant section of the loyalist people trust those who should have been presenting the United Kingdom view at the talks. Having had a year to reflect on the emphatic rejection by Mrs Thatcher of the New Ireland Forum ...
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