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  Catriona Ferrick

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  Tuesday, peaceful Tuesday?

  Link: http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/frontpage/2007/0327/1174528...
  
  After all that time waiting, they've finally found an agreement. And that's quite a change, seeing Adams and Paisley sitting together like that. Just a few years ago I'd have considered him a traitor for doing so. But times are changing, aren't they? No more "Up the RA" and "Saoirse go deo"? Bye bye to "No Surrender"? Or is just another episode in over 800 years of history?
  Personally, I don't like Paisley much. That's putting it nicely. On the other hand it seems to be a much needed step towards a new age, with a real opportunity for lasting peace. And a solution to the whole mess, we've seen more than enough volunteers and others die. Or am I just a wee bit hyped up and my hopes will be drownded again? What do you think?
  
  • 27 Mar 2007, 9:18 pm
  Catriona Ferrick wrote: > Link: > http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/frontpage/2007/0327/1174528659733.htm > l > > After all that time waiting, they've finally found an agreement. And > that's quite a change, seeing Adams and Paisley sitting together like > that. Just a few years ago I'd have considered him a traitor for > doing so. But times are changing, aren't they? No more "Up the RA" > and "Saoirse go deo"? Bye bye to "No Surrender"? Or is just another > episode in over 800 years of history? > Personally, I don't like Paisley much. That's putting it nicely. On > the other hand it seems to be a much needed step towards a new age, > with a real opportunity for lasting peace. And a solution to the > whole mess, we've seen more than enough volunteers and others die. Or > am I just a wee bit hyped up and my hopes will be drownded again? > What do you think?
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