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Mr. Mitchell later wrote that he believed the visa would enable Mr. Adams “to persuade the I.R.A. to declare a cease-fire, and permit Sinn Fein to enter into inclusive political negotiations.” As mediator, Mr. Mitchell insisted that a cease -fire ... The United States allowed the Irish-American lobby to help steer policy toward the weaker side: the Irish government in Dublin and Sinn Fein and other nationalist parties in the north. At times, the United States put intense ...

Say what you will, but the man "got" politics. Blair also continues to be a force in international peace-making. He was, in many ways, the linchpin behind the Northern Ireland peace process. And he continues this role as Middle East ...

Tony Blair (Chip East / Reuters) The former prime minister's blockbuster memoir has thrust him into a political battle over the future of his own Labour party with Conservatives praising him. Pete Hoskin on the fight for Blair's legacy. ... At a similar event in Dublin last weekend, a gaggle of protestors hurled spittle, slogans, eggs and shoes in the former Prime Minister's direction. Blair hate thrives. And it needs a police cordon to keep it in check. ...

I chose Ireland as I could doss with mates for free (Declan in Dalkey, South Dublin and John in Maynooth, Kildare, both of whom have visited Purvis Park before) and get to see some football. .... Having developed a passion for the non- league game in the North East during the previous decade and a half, Ian finally “retired” as a Newcastle fan in May 2009 to dedicate himself to Percy Main Amateurs FC, where he is Assistant Secretary and chief dishwasher. ...

The big story last week was Tony Blair and his visit to Dublin to promote his autobiography. Haven't read the whole thing but the Northern Ireland chapter has an astonishing howler, in that he describes the 1972 Bloody Sunday shootings as [ . ... written and edited) for a book on neo-conservatism that was edited by Robert Kagan (now there's a name you haven't heard for a while!). I was astonished when he got the Middle East gig as a result of his declared neo-conservatism. ...

... politics. And thus it has always been ... through a mile of pipe to a 20-million-gallon reservoir three miles east of the plaza. Two years later, in 1875, Col. Mark L. MacDonald bought controlling interest.

... politics I felt really proud actually,'' Mr Blair said. A handful of anti-war protesters gathered at the entrance to the RTE studios in south Dublin ahead ... peace envoy to the Middle East to his time working ...

Mr Blair said last night the Northern Ireland peace process was one of the few moments in politics that he felt really proud. Now the Middle East peace envoy, he described watching former Northern Ireland First ...

... men have been arrested after shoes and eggs were thrown at Tony Blair as he promoted his controversial memoir in Dublin on ... the few moments in politics he felt really proud. Now the Middle East peace envoy,

Shoes and eggs have been pelted at Tony Blair as he attended his first book signing in the Dublin. The missiles ... was one of the few moments in politics that he felt really proud. Now the Middle East peace envoy,

Shoes and eggs were pelted at the former prime minister as he arrived at a Dublin book store ... process was one of the few moments in politics that he felt really proud. Now the Middle East peace envoy, he described ...

Roy Parker is concerned about business falling off at the convenience store he manages in Dublin and about crime increasing across Laurens County ... Moving east, the Barnes campaign signs give way to GOP banners.

DUBLIN - The senior Sinn Fein politician in Northern Ireland's government ... The Sinn Fein deputy leader said they discussed politics in general. "There was no mention whatsoever of the Claudy bomb," McGuinness said. "

Dublin South-East's Lucinda Creighton told the MacGill Summer School in Donegal that there could be no room for "cute hoor" politics in Fine Gael. Former education spoke-sman Brian Hayes also spoke out, saying "the ...

Love/Hate (RTÉ One) A four-part drama set in Dublin's gangland, written by Stuart ... a word of Deutsch who abandoned Blighty for the exciting decadence and dark politics of Weimar Germany. Lindsay Duncan,