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Remaining Part of Gustav Wilhelm Wolff the Den Under Threat
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff 1843-1913 one of the founders of the Belfast Shipbuilding Company Harland And Wolff last remaining part of history known as the Den at Station Road Belfast is under threat from the Developers stay with this story to... [more]
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff 1843-1913 one of the founders of the Belfast Shipbuilding Company Harland And Wolff last remaining part of history known as the Den at Station Road Belfast is under threat from the Developers stay with this story to see if the http://www palmerston- residents association.org can stop the Developers from destroying this part of Belfast Northern Ireland history read the comments from the Chairman of the Association on his daily work trying to save this part of everyones history as he works to change the opinions of local council and the planning department and to raise public support for such a worthwhile cause
Pubic confidence in the Northern Ireland planning service has plummeted by more than 50% in the last decade, a damning report revealed today. While customer satisfaction rates have dropped from 76% to only 32% in the period since 1998, the cost of ...
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Nov. 22 (UPI) -- Two men crashed a car carrying a 400-pound bomb through barriers at Belfast police headquarters but it only partially exploded, authorities said Sunday.
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Irish Republican Army dissidents left a 400-pound car bomb outside police reform headquarters in Belfast but the homemade device failed to detonate, Northern Ireland's police commander said Sunday. As politicians warned of a rising threat from IRA diehards, four other suspected IRA dissidents were arrested Sunday following a gun attack on police.
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A massive car bomb targeting the Belfast headquarters of a provincial police unit failed to detonate completely, resulting in a minor explosion that has nevertheless shaken hopes for the future of the peace process.
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Can the dissident republicans repeat the provisional IRA campaign? The answer, happily, is no. But they do have a purchase on events in Northern Ireland. Their activities serve to intensify unionist fears about the devolution of policing and justice ...
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