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- Casualties: 3,524CAIN Web Service: An Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland
- Sinn Fein Party
- Advocate uniting Northern Ireland with Ireland
- Support continued membership of Northern Ireland with the U.K.
- Result: Northern Ireland Devolution
- President Bill Clinton and Senator George Mitchell were instrumental in the 1998 Belfast Peace AgreementBreaking News.ie: Clinton 'not confident' in Good Friday deal, says Paisley jnr
- Sporadic violence continues
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Commonly referred to as "The Troubles," the Northern Ireland Conflict was a period of civil and political unrest in Northern Ireland, which began in the late 1960's, and continued until the Belfast Peace Agreement of 1998CAIN Web Service: Address by Mr David Andrews. There are many causes attributed to the conflict, including British rule of Northern Ireland, ethnic discrimination, and religious intolerance.
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History
The Troubles date back to 17th century British domination of Ireland. The 20th century conflict, however, arises from the 1921 division of Ireland that left the six counties of Northern Ireland as part of Great Britain. Throughout the conflict, the opposing sides negotiated through third parties, until finally meeting in face-to-face in a negotiation that led to the Northern Ireland Devolution.The Sydney Morning Herald: Northern Ireland power-sharing deal announced
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Northern Ireland Conflict Questions
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I just wanna know what ireland and Uk peole think usually... They hate each other? 1 AnswerI just wanna know what ireland and Uk peole think usually... They hate each other? As a UK citizen (from England) I have to say we don't hate the Irish at all... read more -
What are the landforms in northern Ireland? 1 AnswerThe most notable landform in northern Ireland is the Giant's Causeway. But there are other features, such as Lough Neagh, the largest freshwater lake in Britai... read more -
Northern Thai Cuisine - Special features? 2 Answers--------quote--------- Northern Thai Cuisine (special features) ---------------------------- Sour, Bitter and Tasty ------------------------------ Northern... read more -
Can conflict at the workplace affect the efficiency of one's work? 1 AnswerWorkplace conflicts absolutely have an effect on a person's work performance. How could a person concentrate on getting work done when they are preoccupied wit... read more
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Northern Ireland Conflict Commentary and Criticism
- Republican (or Nationalist)
- Official Site: Pat Finucane Centre for Human Rights & Social Change
- Troops Out Movement: Oliver's Army by Aly Renwick
- Official Site: Wolf Tone Society
- Official Site: Irish Northern Aid
- Marxists Internet Archive: Writings of James Connolly
- Unionist (or Loyalist)
- Times Online: Sinn Fein has Hijacked the History of Ulster
- Official Site: Sinn Fein/IRA Atrocities: Learn about "the Troubles" in Northern Ireland
- Official Site: Families Acting for Innocent Relatives (FAIR)
- Official Site: Ulster Human Rights Watch
Northern Ireland Conflict Organizations and Central Figures
- General
- Guardian Unlimited: Who's Who in Northern Ireland
- BBC History: Brief guides to the political parties and paramilitaries of Northern Ireland
- BBC Bite Size History: Northern Ireland 1965-85 History Makers
- Northern Ireland Political Parties
- Official Site: Ulster Unionist Party
- Official Site: Democratic Unionist Party
- Official Site: Sinn Fein
- Official Site: Social Democratic and Labor Party
- Official Site: Irish Republican Socialist Party
- Official Site: Alliance Party
- Important Figures
- The Independent: Bernadette Devlin profile
- Wikipedia: Booby Sands
- Official Site: Reverend Ian Paisley
- BBC News: Gerry Adams profile
- Wikipedia: John Hume
- Guardian Unlimited: David Trimble
- The Independent: Martin McGuinness profile
- Paramilitary Groups
- MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base: Irish Republican Army
- Wikipedia: Provisional Irish Republican Army
- FAS.org: Real IRA
- MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base: Ulster Defence Association
- Fan Site: Loyalist Volunteer Force
- Loyalist (or Unionist) organizations
- Official Site: The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
- Official Site: Independent Loyal Orange Institution
- Official Site: The Ulster Society
- Republican (or Nationalist) organizations
- Official Site: Garvaghy Road Residents' Coalition
- Official Site: Bloody Sunday Trust
- Official Site: Coiste na n-Iarchimi
- Official Site: Bogside & Brandywell Initiative
- Northern Ireland Government offices
- Official Site: Northern Ireland Assembly
- Official Site: Northern Ireland Executive
- Official Site: Northern Ireland Office
- Official Site: Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister
- Official Site: Belfast City Council
- Official Site: Police Service of Northern Ireland
- Irish Republic Government Offices
- Official Site: The Parliament (House of Oireachtas)
- Official Site: Department of the Prime Minister (Taoiseach)
- Official Site: Department of Foreign Affairs
- Public Offices Created by the 1998 Belfast Peace Agreement
- Official Site: Independent Monitoring Commission
- Official Site: North South Ministerial Council
- Official Site: British-Irish Council
- Official Site: Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
- Official Site: Office of the Oversight Commissioner
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