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McGuinness v. Maginnis

By Emer Mullins

May/June 1995

June 18, 1995 by Leave a Comment

He has been named the second most powerful man in Britain after Rupert Murdoch by Esquire magazine. He has been named Britain's number one terrorist. And a U.S. report identified him as a leader of the Provisional IRA. It doesn't bother him at all. Martin McGuinness, urbane, charismatic, self-assured, has the unadorned adulation of most of the Republican community in the … [Read more...] about McGuinness v. Maginnis

The State of the Irish Lobby

By Eamon Lynch

January/February 1995

January 9, 1995 by Leave a Comment

October, 1994 at Logan Airport, Boston. Gerry Adams stands behind Senator Ted Kennedy speaking at the podium, lending his support.

Will the political events of November effect a change in the American role in the Northern Ireland peace process? The mid-term election in the United States produced a Republican landslide, and cost some noted Irish-Americans their seats, but the results are not as worrying for the Irish government and Sinn Féin in terms of the peace process as one might expect.  However … [Read more...] about The State of the Irish Lobby

The American Role in the Ceasefire

By Emer Mullins

November/December 1994

November 29, 1994 by Leave a Comment

October, 1994 at Logan Airport, Boston. Gerry Adams stands behind Senator Ted Kennedy speaking at the podium, lending his support.

Emer Mullins reports on how Irish America flexed its muscle to help the historic peace process in Northern Ireland. It ended, finally, after months of speculation, months of hope, and months of hard work by the strongest Irish American lobby yet seen in Washington. The IRA declared a "complete cessation" of military activity on August 31, 1994, bringing to a close a terrible … [Read more...] about The American Role in the Ceasefire

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