Controversial N. Irish marches pass off peacefully
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Nearly 60,000 Protestants joined Orange Order marches in Northern Ireland to mark the anniversary of a historic victory over Catholic forces.
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BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND -- Northern Ireland&#39;s largest and most violent outlawed group, the Ulster Defence Association, announced yesterday it will desist from further attacks and wants to rejoin peacemaking efforts.
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For many of the men and women who had  spent years at the sharp end of the Irish Republican Army's  (IRA) violent campaign against British rule in Northern  Ireland, August 31, 1994 was an emotional day.
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Environmental campaign groups will today protest at Dublin Castle against their exclusion from social partners discussions.Comment
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LONDON The political leaders of Northern Ireland gathered Thursday at Leeds Castle in Kent under strong admonition from the prime ministers of Britain and Ireland to resolve the differences that led to the collapse of the power-sharing accord known as the
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Irish President Mary McAleese hailed peace across Ireland as Protestants in the north on Thursday commemorated a 300-year-old battle that resulted in a defeat for Catholics.
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Thousands of current and former police officers in Northern Ireland received the go-ahead Friday to claim compensation for stress caused by decades of civil unrest in the once-troubled province.
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LEEDS CASTLE, England  - Northern Ireland's  feuding political leaders reported progress but no breakthrough  on Friday at talks aimed at brokering a deal which would see  the Irish Republican Army (IRA) effectively disband.
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A contentious Orange Order parade is under way in the Whiterock area of west Belfast.
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Northern Ireland has taken another small step in the slow march towards restoring home rule this weekend with tacit promises from the IRA to end militant activity once and for all.
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Northern Ireland's peace process is reaching a point of decision, Secretary of State Paul Murphy says.
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Muslim prayers at Jerusalem's holiest site end peacefully as thousands of police are deployed.
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The widow of a policeman slain by the Irish Republican Army says she doesn't want to be blamed for holding up peacemaking in neighboring Northern Ireland.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has said the door was open to a final settlement of the conflict in Northern Ireland, following a report saying that the Irish Republican Army had given up violence.
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Northern Ireland's major Protestant party broke off relations with the Irish government Monday after Prime Minister Bertie Ahern indicated he had accepted the IRA's refusal to provide photographs of disarmament.
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The Irish Republican Army's violent  campaign in Northern Ireland is over, British Prime Minister  Tony Blair said on Wednesday, following a report into  paramilitary activity that raised hopes of reviving self-rule.
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland The prime ministers of Britain and Ireland say they&#39;re near a permanent peace in Northern Ireland. They&#39;ve released a detailed plan for reviving a Catholic-Protestant administration in Northern Ireland.