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Michelle O’Neill made history as First Minister of Northern Ireland, the first supporter of Irish unity to hold the position.
A change of position after former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams refused to apologize for the bomb attack in a 2015 meeting with Prince Charles.
Ireland’s election results owe more to a thirst for social justice than Irish unity, but could see former Irish Republican Army fighters, or their sympathizers, in government.
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This is the last time you will willingly listen to Bill O’Reilly’s voice.
The former IRA terrorist died, in the eyes of many, as a peacemaking statesman. But bitterness still lingers.
Enthusiasm for the reunification of Ireland is decidedly on the wane. But if the U.K. leaves the European Union and the Irish Republic stays? Who knows?
This Easter marks the 100th anniversary of Ireland’s independence from Britain—and embarrassingly, the country will be celebrating without a political leader at its helm.
Prince Charles and Gerry Adams shake hands for several seconds, smile, and exchange words.
The killing of a widowed mother of ten has been hanging over Gerry Adams for 40 years. His arrest is a calculated gamble to clear his name—and began with the Obama Justice Dept.
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