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Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams privately warned Irish officials during a 2001 visit to Washington that the Northern Ireland peace process could take three decades.

It was noted that ‘the unionists did not want their faces rubbed’ in the fact that there would not be a dual name for the police force.

At the time, efforts were ongoing to get the IRA and other groups to decommission their weapons.

It was noted that ‘the unionists did not want their faces rubbed’ in the fact that there would not be a dual name for the police force.

Law lecturer Edgar Graham was gunned down by the IRA in broad daylight at Queen’s University on December 7, 1983. Sam McBride investigates the unsolved crime.

Gongs go to Timmy Dooley, Mary Robinson, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Louise O’Reilly, Thomas Pringle, Michael Collins, Mary Lou McDonald and Helen McEntee, but will they be thrilled?

Edgar Graham was just 29 years old when the IRA gunned him down on the street at Queen’s University in south Belfast.

Fr Troy is helping out at Holy Cross in Ardoyne as his fellow Passionist and friend Fr Gary Donegan recovers from eye surgery

When students return to Pikeville High School Jan. 3 after Christmas break, they will find that they no longer have to pay for their meals.

Reaching a deal to restore the powersharing Executive is a test of DUP leader’s ‘bottle’ and his ability to bring the more hardline members of his party with him