 "The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)")
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Shorthorn sale success.(Farming Life)
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Byline: DAVID McCOY
FOR the first time in 20 years, a show and sale of pedigree Beef Shorthorn cattle has been held in Northern Ireland.
The event, organised by the Northern Ireland Beef Shorthorn Club, was held at Dungannon Farmers' Mart.
A small entry of stock saw maiden heifers average pounds 535 each. The show was judged by Robert Ekin, of Soarn House, Cookstown.
He chose as his supreme champion a polled bull, Molenan Saxophone, bred...
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Peripherality and Northern Ireland.
National Institute Economic Review
; In writing recently about the economic problems that Northern Ireland faces (Begg and Mayes, 1994) we argued, uncontroversially, that an end to the 'Troubles' would significantly alter the region's prospects. Our analysis, nevertheless, focused on other factors which might be amenable to policy
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Beef Shorthorn Club is formed.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; BEEF Shorthorn enthusiasts met at Loughry College, Cookstown, and decided to form the Northern Ireland Beef Shorthorn Club. The aim of the club will be to promote the breed locally and membership is open to anyone interested in Beef Shorthorn cattle. The next meeting of the club will be held on
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Northern Ireland Comes to Washington D.C.
U.S. Newswire
; To: FOREIGN EDITORS Contact: Tony Silberfeld of Northern Ireland Administration, +1- 202-367-0463, or asilberfeld@nibureau.com; or Chris Vassil, +1-202- 414-0779, or cvassil@susandavis.com, for the Northern Ireland Administration WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Northern Ireland
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NEW LIFE IN NORTHERN IRELAND
The Boston Globe
; WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT THAT NORTHERN IRELAND COULD REACH THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CEASE-FIRES WITH SO LITTLE PRESS ATTENTION? THE ROAD TO PEACE HAS BEEN A LONG ONE, AND NOW THE REGION HAS REACHED A WATERSHED. FINALLY, NORTHERN IRELAND IS STABLE, AND THAT DOESN'T MAKE THE HEADLINES. AS ONE RECENT
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Northern Ireland: Violent images plague land of rare natural beauty
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... clifftop ruins against a dark sea. The story of this Northern Ireland, a land of rare loveliness, seems not to get a hearing in the news media. It hardly seems possible to reconcile the quiet natural beauty of Northern Ireland with the visions of violence projected ...
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Enthusiasts meet for Beef Shorthorn walk.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; BEEF Shorthorn enthusiasts from all over Northern Ireland and the west of Ireland met at James Nelson's farm at Carnduff, Larne, on Saturday. James welcomed everyone and gave a brief history of the Glenbrae Herd, which was founded in 1990. The herd was started with foundation females from the
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To many British, Northern Ireland's Protestants seem 'out of step'.(Originated from Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; LONDON _ Peace, at long last, may be coming to Northern Ireland. Most of the people of Northern Ireland are happy. The denizens of the Irish Republic are happy. But they are not as happy as the British. For them, Northern Ireland has long been a thorn, an embarrassment, a sticky tar baby that could
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UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEMOCRACY AND GLOBAL AFFAIRS PAULA UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEMOCRACY AND GLOBAL AFFAIRS PAULA DOBRIANSKY DELIVERS REMARKS AT THE U.S.-NORTHERN IRELAND INVESTMENT
Washington Transcript Service
; UNDERSECRETARY DOBRIANSKY DELIVERS REMARKS AT THE U.S.-NORTHERN IRELAND INVESTMENT CONFERENCE RECEPTION, BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND, AS RELEASED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT MAY 7, 2008 SPEAKER: UNDERSECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEMOCRACY AND GLOBAL AFFAIRS PAULA J. DOBRIANSKY DOBRIANSKY: First Minister
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NORTHERN IRELAND: SAFE -- AND WORTH SEEING Its beauty is haunting and its people are fascinating
The Boston Globe
; BELFAST -- For the last five years, I have reported for The Boston Globe from Northern Ireland with some regularity. And without fail, whenever I leave on these two- to three-week assignments, some people act as if I'm off to Beirut. My wife, not an overly religious woman, says novenas. My mother,
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THE CONFLICT IN NORTHERN IRELAND AND THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION'S ROLE.(Brief Article)
International Journal on World Peace
; ... Hume, John. Interview. Derry, Northern Ireland. August 16, 1999. Irish News. Clinton Likens Peace Process Participants to Drunks. Online. Available: www.iais.org/shtmp.cfm?News_ID = 1494. London Sunday Times Insight Team. Northern Ireland: A Report ...
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