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    Adams is the political leader of the nationalist party Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland. B) In what historical context was the text produced? Throughout the twentieth century‚ Northern Ireland has been divided in its identity and affiliations as a state and nation. There are those who say the entirety of Ireland should be one nation‚ separate from the sovereignty of Britain. And there are those who believe that even just parts of Ireland should still be loyal to the Crown and Britain. This civil war

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    known as “trouble times” in Northern Ireland. The fighting began as far back as 1921‚ and did not reach an agreement‚ called the Good Friday Agreement until May 22‚ 1998. The Protestant’s considers them self British and supports the United Kingdom‚ or Unionist. While the Catholics‚ which are in the minority only by 44%‚ considers thierself to be Irish. The Catholics want a united Ireland and most are nationalist. “The latest version of “the troubles” in Northern Ireland was sparked in late 1968‚ when

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    biographical drama film based on the true story of the Guildford four and how they were falsely convicted for an I.R.A. bombing they did not commit. The story follows Gerry Conlon of the Guildford four from his early days stripping lead of houses in Ireland to his days in prison fighting to be absolved of a crime he had nothing to do with. The writers of the story makes great use of archetypal storylines to make sure that the story progresses with a good pacing‚ hits close to home and doesn’t feel out

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    the impact has been limited and far less radical than they first proposed. Perhaps the greatest challenge to the pre-1997 constitution was the plethora of legislation which provided for devolution. Under the Government of Wales Act and the Northern Ireland Act‚ the national assemblies were granted certain devolutionary power‚ whereas in the case of Scotland‚ under the Scotland Act‚ the nation was given a parliament. While the powers granted to each state vary ‚ there has been a clear impact made

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    Introduction The locality I have based my community profile on is Ardoyne. I feel that Ardoyne is familiar enough for me to carry out my research as I have lived here all my life. Although my project is based in Belfast city centre‚ we work with many groups and young people from the Ardoyne area. this would prove beneficial to myself as I would sometimes have already developed a relationship with the young people through community life. I will firstly explore the community I have chosen by

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    Tuar Ceatha Stone It was the early 1700’s‚ Ealga lived in Ireland. Ealga’s name means brave‚ the meaning however couldn’t fit more perfectly. Ealga adored Ireland. She lived on the north shoreline of Ireland. Her father and mother had died soon after her younger brother’s birth. Kain‚ her Brother‚ had never seen his parents. Ealga and Kain lived alone in a cottage. One day‚ someone found out that they were living there alone; they alerted the póilíneachta (the police). Before they were caught

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    Theme Essay- A Northern Light A Northern Light is a story about mystery‚ freedom and romance. The author uses these themes to keep you in suspense‚ help you relate to the book and help you experience what emotions the main character goes through. Without mystery there would be no suspense. Life itself is a mystery. Not everything is what it seems. When Grace Browns body is discovered there is the theme of mystery is introduced. After Mattie says that she knows who the man was in the

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    Developing viable regions: Ireland – the attack of the Celtic Tiger INDEX 1. Introduction......................................................................................................................... 3 2. Economic history……………………………………………………………………........ 4 2.1. Overview………………..…………………………………………………………….. 4 2.2. Reasons for the Irish success story………………………………………………….... 6 2.2.1. The impact on production through FDI…..………………………………. 6 2.2.2. The impact of foreign owned companies…………………………

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    under Tony Blair‚ power has been devolved from Westminster to Scotland‚ Wales as well as Northern Ireland. Devolved government was created in both Scotland and Wales after majority referenda in the respective countries; however the majority in Wales was notably miniscule. A year later‚ the Scottish Parliament‚ the Welsh Assembly were set up and after the Good Friday Agreement also in the year 1998‚ a Northern Ireland Assembly was actualised. Although there were plans for England to become devolved‚ these

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    soldiers. They are asked to plant bombs. Most men are OK and they accept us. Some are a little uncertain about us‚ because they had never before met a woman who was willing to kill.” Mairead Farrell ● ● Born March‚ 3 1957 in Belfast‚ Northern Ireland Died March 6‚ 1988 in Gibraltar – Cause was multiple bullet wounds. Joined IRA‚ although had no previous military ties to herself of family‚ in response to the revocation of the Special Category status. She and two others bombed the Conway

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