Infobox language familycolor Sign name Irish Sign Language nativename Teanga Chomhartha ochta na h ireann states Republic of Ireland , NorthernIreland speakers 40,000 ref ref http www.deaf.ie index.php?option com content&view article&id 83&Itemid 81 Information on ISL ref fam1 French Sign Language family French Sign iso3 isg Image Irish Sign Language ABC s.png thumb 250px The ISL Fingerspelling Alphabet. Irish Sign Language ISL , lang ga Teanga Chomhartha ochta na h ireann is the sign language of Ireland , used primarily in the Republic of Ireland . It is also used in NorthernIreland , though British Sign Language BSL is also used there. Irish Sign Language is more closely related to French Sign Language Clarify date April 2012 than to British Sign Language , which was first used in Dublin, Ireland . It has influenced sign languages in Australia and South Africa, and has little relation to either spoken IrishlanguageIrish or English language English . The Irish Deaf Society says that ISL ... variant of Irish Sign Language that is still evident albeit to a lesser degree today. ref LeMaster ... ISL today. The ISO 639 3 code for Irish Sign Language is isg isl is the code for Icelandic language Icelandic . See also Irish manual alphabet Auslan Australian Sign LanguageNorthernIreland Sign Language South African Sign Language External links http www.irishdeafsociety.ie Irish Deaf Society http www.ethnologue.com show language.asp?code isg Ethnologue Irish Sign Language http www.tcd.ie slscs ... of the deaf in Ireland 1816 1996 . Dublin Irish Deaf Society Publication. Department of Education ... To The Lexicon and Beyond The Effect of Gender on Variation in Irish Sign Language . In Van Herreweghe ... . Dublin Denzille Press. sign language navigation Category Languages of Ireland Category Languages ... for hundreds of years , but according to Ethnologue the language arose in its current form ... in Ireland was established in 1816 by Charles Orpen Dr. Charles Orpen . The Claremont Institute was a Protestant ... more details
showed that 167,487 people 10.4 had some knowledge of Irish see Irishlanguage in NorthernIreland ... and teacher qualifications. NorthernIreland This section is linked from Ulster Scots language Main Irishlanguage in NorthernIreland File Irishlanguage medium school sign Newry.jpg thumb 200px right ... language in NorthernIreland, known in Irish as lang ga Tuaisceart ireann . Attitudes towards the language ... in the Irishlanguage in Ireland in the 2006 Irish census. ref http beyond2020.cso.ie Census TableViewer ... language outside IrelandIrish is no longer used as community language outside Ireland, but has retained ... maintained by individuals. Irishlanguage publications outside Ireland include two on line publications ... network Meteor , and An Post . Bank of Ireland ATM s and Samsung phones have an IrishLanguage option ... calls in both languages. Bank of Ireland have an Irishlanguage option on their ATM s and Fuji ... as well as recognising addresses. Royal Mail also recognises Irishlanguage place names in Northern ... Maynooth 1981 ref The Church of Ireland Book of Common Prayer of 2004 is available in an Irishlanguage ... R . Community radio stations in Ireland try to have at least one Irishlanguage programme per week ... s 2006 conference on Language Policy and Language Planning in Ireland found that the study of Irish ... republicanism Republican movement in NorthernIreland itself. Erection of public street signs in Irish ... in Irish in the early 1980s called Blas taste, accent , and BBC NorthernIreland also showed its first ... to promote the language in both NorthernIreland and the Republic, taking over the functions ... the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in respect to Irish in NorthernIreland. In March .... There is a growing number of Irish medium schools throughout NorthernIreland see picture above ... government by the NorthernIreland Assembly later that year meant that responsibility for language ... did not intend to bring forward an Irishlanguage Bill. Irish at Tertiary Level in Ireland There are third ... more details
Infobox Ethnic group group NorthernIrish people image caption small poptime 1,670,988 br 91 of the population of NorthernIreland are NorthernIrish born popplace Throughout NorthernIreland region1 pop1 ref1 region2 pop2 ref2 region3 pop3 ref3 region4 pop4 ref4 region5 pop5 ref5 rels Protestant , Roman Catholicism Roman Catholic , etc. related Irish People br British people The people of NorthernIreland or NorthernIrish people are all persons born in NorthernIreland and having, at the time of their birth, at least one parent who is a British Nationality Law British citizen , an Irish nationality law Irish citizen or is otherwise entitled to reside in NorthernIreland without any restriction ... of the birthright of all the people of NorthernIreland to identify themselves and be accepted as Irish ... the Belfast Agreement of the British and Irish Governments. Surveys According to the NorthernIreland ... from NorthernIreland identify as best preference choice British people British 35 Irish people Irish 32 NorthernIrish 27 Ulster 2 Other 4 In the 2007 NorthernIreland Life and Times Survey, ref cite web url http www.ark.ac.uk nilt 2007 Community Relations index.html title NorthernIreland Life and Times Survey 2007 date 22 December 2009 work NorthernIreland Life and Times Survey publisher ... 41 Not at all 22 Don t know 0 Irish Very strongly 36 Not very strongly 41 Not at all 23 Don t know 0 Ulster Very strongly 31 Not very strongly 40 Not at all 28 Don t know 1 See also Anglo Irish Demography and politics of NorthernIreland Scotch Irish American Ulster Scots people References reflist Category Ethnic groups in the United Kingdom Category People from NorthernIreland ko ... title Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself? year 2008 work NorthernIreland ... each of these national identities in turn, how strongly do you feel yourself to be Irish British NorthernIrish Ulster? Individuals responded for each of the identities as follows NorthernIrish Very ... more details
in NorthernIreland as shown on this sign is displayed in English, Irish and Ulster Scots English language English is the most spoken language in NorthernIreland. There are also two recognised regional language s in NorthernIreland the Irishlanguage see Irishlanguage in NorthernIreland ... of Culture, Arts and Leisure accessdate 2011 01 31 ref NorthernIreland Sign Language known as British Sign Language to many and Irish Sign Language have been recognised since 29 March 2004. ref ... announces recognition for sign language accessdate 2011 01 31 date 2004 03 30 publisher NorthernIreland ... in NorthernIreland. ref As of the United Kingdom Census 2001 2001 Census , Chinese language Chinese is the most widely spoken minority language in NorthernIreland, with Shelta , Arabic and Portuguese ...Refimprove date February 2010 Cleanup date February 2010 The culture of NorthernIreland relates to the traditions of NorthernIreland and its resident communities. Elements of the culture of Ireland , the culture ... have been administered by the National Museums and Galleries of NorthernIreland. The Linenhall Library ... to the population at large. Abbeys and priories in NorthernIreland Gardens in NorthernIreland Giant s Causeway Historic houses in NorthernIreland Museums in NorthernIreland National parks of NorthernIreland Food and drink File Ulster Fry 2003.jpg thumb An Ulster fry, served in Belfast , NorthernIreland . NorthernIreland s best known chefs are Paul Rankin and Michael Deane . Traditional food is alive and well in NorthernIreland. Most traditional dishes have their roots in potatoes and bread ... traditional dish in NorthernIreland is the Full breakfast Ulster Fry Ulster fry . The Ulster Fry is distinguished ... it comes with another uniquely NorthernIrish speciality, vegetable roll slices of peppery minced ... locally as scallions. It is believe that champ has its origins in NorthernIreland. Northern ..., buttermilk is responsible for the distinctive flavour and texture of NorthernIrish breads soda ... more details
States of America and other countries. NorthernIreland and the language Main Irishlanguage in NorthernIreland Since the division of Ireland, the language communities in the Republic and NorthernIreland have taken radically different trajectories. References Reflist Irish linguistics Language ... in 1982. Independent Ireland and the language The independent Irish state was established in 1922 ... of Ireland . Although some Irish republicanism Republican leaders had been committed language enthusiasts ... na n ces explaining the Ogham script. The history of the Irishlanguage covers the period ... the conversion to Christianity in the 5th century, Old Irishlanguage Old Irish begins to appear ... Gaelic , was a literary language that represented a transition between Middle and Modern Irish . It was used ... language begins with the arrival of speakers of Celtic languages in Ireland. This predates the recorded ... 10,0 text Irishlanguage Modern Irish timeline Main Primitive Irish The earliest written form of the Irishlanguage is known to linguists as Primitive Irish . ref cite book first John last Koch title ... , was used as a literary language in Ireland from the 13th to the 17th century and in Scotland where ... 1994 isbn 0 901519 90 1 languageIrish ref The grammar of Early Modern Irish is laid out in a series ... form of the language to student bard s, lawyers, doctors, administrators, monks, and so on in Ireland ... a transition between Middle Irish and Irishlanguage Modern Irish . ref name Keating cite book chapter Language title Stories from Keating s History of Ireland last Bergin first Osborn authorlink ... by Ireland and Scotland at the time and also used the Roman script . In 1568 the first book in Irish to be printed in Ireland was a Protestant catechism , containing a guide to spelling and sounds in Irish .... The reformed Church of Ireland undertook the first publication of Scripture in Irish. The first Irish ... 250px The distribution of the Irishlanguage in 1871. ref E.G. Ravenstein, On the Celtic Languages ... more details
Refimprove date April 2008 Politics of NorthernIreland 1921 72 The Privy Council of NorthernIreland was a formal body of advisors to the British Crown sovereign and was a vehicle for the monarch s prerogative power s in NorthernIreland. It was modelled on the Privy Council of the United Kingdom . The Council was created in 1922 as a result of the division of Ireland into the Irish Free State and NorthernIreland . The latter remained part of the United Kingdom albeit with its own Parliament of NorthernIreland parliament . The previous Privy Council of Ireland , however, was never formally abolished, remaining theoretically in existence though devoid of members other than the Lord Mayor of Dublin , who continued to be styled Right Honourable as a result. ref Though the Privy Council of Ireland was de facto abolished in 1922, the Lord Mayor continued to be entitled to be addressed as the Right Honourable as a result of the Municipal Corporations Ireland Act 1840 , which granted the title in law. The Local Government Act 2001 finally removed the title as a consequence of the repeal of the 1840 act. ref The Privy Council of NorthernIreland consisted of senior members of the NorthernIreland government including the Prime Minister of NorthernIreland its members were appointed for life ... by the Cabinet government cabinet . It was effectively abolished when the office of Governor of NorthernIreland and the Parliament of NorthernIreland were formally abolished in 1973 ref cite web url http www.legislation.gov.uk ukpga 1973 36 enacted title NorthernIreland Constitution Act 1973 ref and its powers were transferred to the Secretary of State for NorthernIreland , a member of the British ... of NorthernIreland List of NorthernIreland members of the Privy Council List of NorthernIreland members of the U.K. Privy Council Category History of NorthernIreland Category Privy councils NorthernIreland Category 1922 establishments in NorthernIreland ... more details
publisher North South Ministerial Council date languageIrish page 30 ref is a devolved NorthernIreland government department in the NorthernIreland Executive . The minister with overall responsibility ... language in NorthernIreland to describe the Roads Service, which was once run by the department ... of Development NorthernIreland Ministry of Development dissolved superseding jurisdiction Northern ... 2011 ref cite web url http www.detini.gov.uk sep 11 table 5.14.xls title NorthernIreland Quarterly ... www.doeni.gov.uk www.doeni.gov.uk footnotes Politics of NorthernIreland The Department of the Environment ... environment for everyone . ref NorthernIreland Budget 2011 15, page 80 ref The incumbent Minister ... of the executive ministers and their departments.htm NorthernIreland Executive ref Responsibilities ... on the formation of NorthernIreland in June 1921 and was responsible for a range of non economic ... the Minister of Development NorthernIreland Ministry of Development . An environment ministry existed in the 1974 NorthernIreland Executive 1974 NorthernIreland Executive and the ministry was known ... of royal assent to the NorthernIreland Act 1998 on 19 November 1998, a NorthernIreland Assembly and NorthernIreland Executive were established by the United Kingdom Government under ... and was set up to return devolved legislative powers to NorthernIreland. DoE was therefore one of the six direct rule NorthernIreland departments that continued in existence after devolution in December 1999 by the NorthernIreland Act 1998 and The Departments NorthernIreland Order 1999 . A devolved ... which the department came under the responsibility of direct rule ministers from the NorthernIreland Office between 12 February 2000 ref Article 2, NorthernIreland Act 2000 Commencement Order 2000 ref and 30 May 2000 ref Article 2, NorthernIreland Act 2000 Restoration of Devolved Government Order 2000 ref on 11 August 2001 ref Article 1, NorthernIreland Act 2000 Suspension of Devolved Government ... more details
in the Republic in counties near the NorthernIreland border. Saorview , the free to air Irish ... Premiership Irish League football. Languages Although BBC NorthernIreland broadcasts primarily in English, there is some programming in the languages of Ireland, IrishlanguageIrish and Ulster Scots ... Bbc NorthernIreland Category BBC nations and regions NorthernIreland Category Irish television ...Infobox BBC Nation or Region name BBC NorthernIreland image File BBC Northern Ireland.png 250px headquarters Belfast , NorthernIreland , UK area NorthernIreland also widely available in the Republic of Ireland nation regions tvstations BBC One NorthernIreland br BBC Two NorthernIreland tvtransmitters ... NorthernIreland lang ga BBC Thuaisceart ireann Ulster Scots dialects Ulster Scots BBC Norlin Airlann is the main public service broadcaster in NorthernIreland . The organisation is one of the three ... content. BBC NorthernIreland currently employs 700 people, largely in Belfast. Television Image BBC NorthernIreland Belfast.jpg thumb right Broadcasting House, Belfast , Headquarters of the BBC in NorthernIreland. BBC NorthernIreland operates two television stations BBC One NorthernIreland BBC Two NorthernIreland Prior to 27 October 2006, BBC Two NI was a digital only service while BBC Two NorthernIreland was available on analogue transmission. Since 28 October 2006, BBC Two NorthernIreland has been the on air name for both services which have been merged. BBC NorthernIreland has ... Ireland . BBC NorthernIreland makes some of its own programmes itself. However, unlike the radio ... as programmes intended purely for a regional audience, BBC NorthernIreland also produces programmes for national consumption on the BBC s channels across the UK. The main part of BBC NorthernIreland ... included producing the high profile drama series Messiah television Messiah . BBC NorthernIreland ... with the Republic of Ireland Republic s RT . Republic of Ireland BBC One NorthernIreland ... more details
During The Troubles , the levels of immigration to NorthernIreland were low. However, there has been an increase since the power sharing agreement brought an end to official terrorist activity. Most ethnic minorities live in the Greater Belfast area, although certain groups are focused on other parts of the province. Black African and Afro Caribbean George Henry Thompson was a negro that lived among ... title ref and although this is dwarfed by the numbers able to speak IrishlanguageIrish and Ulster Scots language Ulster Scots , it was said for many years that Cantonese Chinese is the second most widely spoken first language in NorthernIreland after English language English . Chinese people first arrived in NorthernIreland in the 1960s. Chinese is the largest non native restaurant genre in NorthernIreland, as many of the initial immigrants set up food outlets in order to make a living. South ... . Portuguese There are over 1,000 speakers of Portuguese in NorthernIreland. This wave has been more recent, having started in the 1990s. NorthernIreland s Portuguese population is located primarily ... . Polish There are now believed to be 30,000 Poland Polish people living in NorthernIreland. This influx ... coming on a short term basis for work. A recent report showed that in the Police Service of NorthernIreland s most recent recruitment drive, nearly 1,000 Polish people applied to become officers. ref http news.bbc.co.uk 1 hi northernireland 6251117.stm BBC NEWS NorthernIreland Almost 1,000 ... of famous people from NorthernIreland who are from an ethnic minority background. Chaim ... Alliance Party of NorthernIreland Alliance Party NorthernIreland Assembly assembly member ... Scappaticci and Angelo Fusco . Navboxes list NorthernIreland topics Europe topic Ethnic minorities in Category Demographics of NorthernIreland Category Ethnic minorities in NorthernIreland ... speakers of the language as of 2004 ref http www.publications.parliament.uk pa cm200304 cmhansrd vo040120 ... more details
what we were doing in NorthernIrelandIreland . It was so shocking. I wrote Give Ireland Back to the Irish ...Use British English date June 2011 Use dmy dates date June 2011 Infobox Single Name Give Ireland Back to the Irish Cover Wings Give Ireland Back to the Irish.jpg Artist Wings band Wings from Album B side Give Ireland Back to the Irish version Released 19 February 1972 Format gramophone record 7 single Recorded 1972 Genre Rock music Rock Length 3 42 Label Apple Records Writer Paul McCartney br Linda McCartney Producer Paul McCartney br Linda McCartney Last single This single Give Ireland Back to the Irish br 1972 Next single Mary Had a Little Lamb Paul McCartney song Mary Had a Little Lamb br 1972 Give Ireland Back to the Irish is a Paul McCartney Paul and Linda McCartney song written in response to the events of Bloody Sunday 1972 Bloody Sunday in NorthernIreland on 30 January 1972. The song was released on 19 February 1972 as the debut single by McCartney s new band Wings band Wings , and it was the first recorded song by Wings that included NorthernIrish guitarist Henry McCullough . Banned ... knew Give Ireland Back to the Irish wasn t an easy route, but it just seemed to me to be the time. All of us in Wings felt the same about it. But Henry McCullough s brother who lived in NorthernIreland ... release The A side and B side B side of the single, Give Ireland Back to the Irish version , is an instrumental ... Works about The Troubles NorthernIreland Category Songs written by Paul McCartney Category Songs written by Linda McCartney Category Songs produced by Paul McCartney Category Songs about Ireland fr Give Ireland Back to the Irish it Give Ireland Back to the Irish ja no Give Ireland Back To The Irish ... charts not only in, inevitably, the Republic of Ireland but also in Spain , and despite ... songs Category Wings songs Category 1972 singles Category Apple Records singles Category Irish ... more details
The NorthernIreland Law Commission is a Law Commission in NorthernIreland created under section 50 of the Justice NorthernIreland Act 2002 , implementing recommendations following the Good Friday Agreement . ref cite web title About Us url http www.nilawcommission.gov.uk about us.htm work Website of the NorthernIreland Law Commission publisher NorthernIreland Law Commission accessdate 9 July 2011 ref It replaced the existing non statutory Law Reform Advisory Committee . The NorthernIreland Law Commission keeps the NorthernIrish law law of NorthernIreland under review, with a view to law reform . It has five members, a part time chairman and four full time commissioners, appointed by the Secretary of State for NorthernIreland . The chairman is a judge of the High Court of NorthernIreland , who retains judicial office while acting as chairman. The other commissioners include a barrister , a solicitor , a legal academic, and a layperson. References reflist External links official website http www.nilawcommission.gov.uk index.htm http www.opsi.gov.uk acts acts2002 20026 d.htm 50 Section 50 of the Justice NorthernIreland Act 2002 Category Law in NorthernIreland Category Organisations based in NorthernIreland NorthernIreland stub ... more details
The Communist Party of NorthernIreland was a small communist party operating in NorthernIreland . Its origins lay in the 1941 split in the Communist Party of Ireland , which also produced the Irish Workers Party in the Republic of Ireland . While the reasons for this split remain unclear, operational difficulties during World War II including Ireland s neutrality and the possibility of orders from Moscow remain the primary suspects certainly, the split did not garner any reproach from the Comintern . Citation needed date June 2007 It also enabled the CPNI to recruit extensively in the Protestant working class. The Irish Workers Party was able to undertake entrism into the Irish Labour Party , which was not organised in NorthernIreland at the time. Instead, the CPNI stood their own candidates in the NorthernIreland general election, 1945 1945 NorthernIreland general election . While they did not come close to winning any seats, they polled a respectable 12,000 votes for their three candidates. The CPNI was unable to use any momentum from their election result and declined in the following decades. Nonetheless it had a massive influence over left politics in NorthernIreland controlling the trade unions as the British Labour Party was absent and trying to politicise the IRA. Its highpoint was the civil rights association NICRA of the late 1960s which it effectively controlled ... in a merger with the Irish Workers Party, which was once again acting as an independent organisation, which in 1970 became the Communist Party of Ireland. General Secretaries 1941 Sean Murray politician Sean Murray 1963 Hugh Moore References http www.workersrepublic.org Pages Ireland Communism cpihistory1.html A critical history of the Communist Party of Ireland 1976 Defunct political parties in NorthernIreland DEFAULTSORT Communist Party Of NorthernIreland Category Communist parties in NorthernIreland Category Defunct political parties in NorthernIreland Category Political parties established ... more details
Irish Council Government of Europe Devolution in the United Kingdom Category NorthernIreland Executive ...Infobox Government agency agency name NorthernIreland Executive type Government logo width logo caption seal NorthernIreland Executive.gif seal width 200px seal caption Logo of the NorthernIreland Executive formed 2 December 1999 preceding2 NorthernIreland Executive 1974 dissolved superseding jurisdiction NorthernIreland headquarters Stormont Castle , Stormont Estate , Belfast , BT4 3TT employees ... Ireland MLA br Martin McGuinness Member of Parliament MP Member of the Legislative Assembly Northern ... child1 agency website http www.northernireland.gov.uk NorthernIreland Executive footnotes Politics of NorthernIreland The NorthernIreland Executive is the administrative branch of the NorthernIreland Assembly , the devolution devolved legislature for NorthernIreland . It is answerable to the Assembly and was established according to the terms of the NorthernIreland Act 1998 , which followed ... government . The NorthernIreland Executive consists of a First Minister and deputy First Minister ... NorthernIreland Minister of Justice who is elected by a cross community vote. It is one of three ... begins.htm publisher NorthernIreland Executive accessdate 18 June 2011 ref Department of Education NorthernIreland Minister of Education Department for Employment and Learning Minister for Employment ... and Investment Department of the Environment NorthernIreland Minister of the Environment Department ... positions in the NorthernIreland Executive are allocated to parties with significant representation ... Party of NorthernIreland and some Social Democratic and Labour Party SDLP members favour a move towards ... opposition after the NorthernIreland Assembly election, 2007 2007 Assembly elections , ref name ... under the Hillsborough Castle Agreement to allow the cross community Alliance Party of NorthernIreland ... http www.legislation.gov.uk ukpga 1998 47 section 20 Section 20, NorthernIreland Act 1998 ref ... more details
YearInNorthernIrelandNav 1996 Events 24 January The international body proposes six principles of democracy and non violence the Mitchell principles as conditions for entry to all party talks in Northern Ireland . 31 March Crumlin Road HM Prison in Belfast is closed. ref Cite web url http www.goireland.com blog article crumlin road gaol.html title Crumlin Road Gaol A Must See attraction in Belfast City publisher goireland.com accessdate 2009 08 10 ref 1 October Radio station Belfast CityBeat begins broadcasting. Northern Ireland Forum is established. Arts and literature Seamus Deane s novel Reading in the Dark is published. ref Deane, Seamus. Reading in the Dark . Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. New York 1996. p.3, p.240 ref Seamus Heaney publishes the collection, The Spirit Level poetry The Spirit Level which wins the poetry section of the 1996 Whitbread Awards . Sport Football Irish Football League Irish League Winners Portadown F.C. Portadown Irish Cup Winners Glentoran F.C. Glentoran 1 0 Glenavon F.C. Glenavon Motorcycling 20 April Robert Dunlop , after an accident in 1994, returns to race in the Cookstown 100, taking ninth place in the 125cc race won by brother, Joey Dunlop . Births Empty section date July 2010 Deaths 12 February Bob Shaw , science fiction novelist b. 1931 in Northern Ireland 1931 . 6 August Havelock Nelson , composer and pianist b. 1917 in Ireland 1917 . 1 October Pat McGeown , Volunteer Irish republican volunteer in the Provisional Irish Republican Army , took part in the 1981 Irish hunger strike b. 1956 in Northern Ireland 1956 . 4 October Humphrey Atkins , fifth Secretary of State for Northern Ireland . 17 December Ruby Murray , singer b. 1935 in Northern Ireland 1935 . Full date unknown Arthur Armstrong painter Arthur Armstrong , painter b. 1924 in Northern Ireland 1924 . References reflist DEFAULTSORT 1996 In Northern Ireland Category 1996 in Northern Ireland Category 1996 by country Northern Ireland ... more details
Use dmy dates date February 2012 Use British English date February 2012 Unreferenced date February 2007 YearInNorthernIrelandNav 1956 Events Empty section date July 2010 Arts and literature Empty section date July 2010 Sport Football Irish Football League Irish League Winners Linfield F.C. Linfield Irish Cup Winners Distillery F.C. Distillery 2 2, 0 0, 1 0 Glentoran F.C. Glentoran Births 5 February Jackie Woodburne , actress. 24 May Michael Jackson Anglican bishop Michael Jackson , Bishop of Clogher 2002 . 2 September Angelo Fusco , former Volunteer Irish republican volunteer in the Provisional Irish Republican Army and escapee. 3 September Pat McGeown , Volunteer Irish republican volunteer in the Provisional Irish Republican Army , took part in the 1981 Irish hunger strike died 1996 in Northern Ireland 1996 . 13 September Bobby Campbell Northern Irish footballer Bobby Campbell , footballer. 19 September Gerry McElhinney , footballer. 10 October Amanda Burton , actress. 18 November Noel Brotherston , footballer died 1995 in Northern Ireland 1995 . Full date unknown Ronan Bennett , novelist and screenwriter. David Catherwood , composer and conducting conductor . Christopher Dye , Coordinator of Tuberculosis Monitoring and Evaluation at the World Health Organization and Gresham Professor of Physic . SJ Michaels , writer. Don Mullan , writer and film producer Dermot Seymour , artist Deaths 18 March Benjamin Glazer , Academy Awards Academy Award winning writer , Film producer producer and Film director director born 1887 in Ireland 1887 . 5 August John Miller Andrews , second Prime Minister of Northern Ireland born 1871 in Ireland 1871 . 25 November Robert Bowers , cricketer born 1897 in Ireland 1897 . Full date unknown James Cousins , poet and writer born 1873 in Ireland 1873 . Ella Young , poet born 1867 in Ireland 1867 . DEFAULTSORT 1956 In Northern Ireland Category 1956 in Northern Ireland ... more details
of Saorst t ireann Bill to enable the implementation of the Treaty between Great Britain and Ireland . 5 December UK Parliament enacts the Irish Free State Constitution Act, by which it legally sanctions the new Constitution of the Irish Free State . 6 December Twelve months after the signing of the Treaty the Irish Free State officially comes into existence. Civil Authorities Special Powers Act NorthernIreland 1922 is introduced. Arts and literature Empty section date July 2010 Sport Football International 4 March Scotland 2 1 NorthernIreland in Glasgow ref name DH cite book last Hayes, Dean year 2006 title NorthernIreland International Football Facts publisher Appletree Press location Belfast pages p163 164 1 isbn 0 86281 874 5 ref 1 April NorthernIreland 1 1 Wales in Belfast ref name DH 21 October England 2 0 NorthernIreland in West Bromwich ref name DH Irish Football League Irish League Winners Linfield F.C. Linfield Irish Cup Winners Linfield F.C. Linfield 2 0 Glenavon ... Francis Pym , second Secretary of State for NorthernIreland . 13 March David Graham cricketer, born ... Ireland 1982 . 12 April Billy McComb , magic illusion magician and comedian died 2006 in NorthernIreland 2006 . 12 August Humphrey Atkins , fifth Secretary of State for NorthernIreland died 1996 in NorthernIreland 1996 . 25 November Brian McConnell, Baron McConnell , Ulster Unionist Party Ulster Unionist Member of Parliament MP in the NorthernIreland House of Commons and Minister died 2000 in NorthernIreland 2000 . Deaths 3 February John Butler Yeats , artist and father of William Butler ... Party MP, assassinated by Irish Republican Army born 1884 in Ireland 1884 . 8 December Joe McKelvey ... 1922 in NorthernIreland ... Events 6 January The terms of the Anglo Irish Treaty are published. amon de Valera offers his resignation ... House of Commons . It provides for the dissolution of the Southern Ireland parliament ... more details
The NorthernIreland Tourist Board lang ga Bord Turas ireachta Thuaisceart ireann ref http www.northsouthministerialcouncil.org web 2006 irish report.pdf 2006 annual report in Irish NSMC. ref Ulster Scots dialects Ulster Scots Norlin Airlann Reengin Boord ref http www.northsouthministerialcouncil.org web 2006 ulster scots report.pdf 2006 annual report in Ulster Scots NSMC. ref is a non departmental public body of the Department of Enterprise Trade and Investment . Its primary objective is to promote NorthernIreland as a tourist destination. It provides a service to the public for information on tourist destinations within NorthernIreland, public transport, accommodation and the various tourist attractions throughout NorthernIreland. The board operates in close cooperation with equivalent agencies in the rest of the United Kingdom and F ilte Ireland in the Republic of Ireland . See also List of Government departments and agencies in NorthernIreland F ilte Ireland VisitBritain References Reflist External links http www.nitb.com NorthernIreland Tourist Board http www.discovernorthernireland.com info about.aspx The NITB s Discover NorthernIreland website European National Tourist Boards Category Non Departmental Public Bodies of the NorthernIreland Executive Category Tourism in NorthernIreland Category Tourism agencies NorthernIreland stub UK org stub ... more details
Infobox UK place official name Ault, NorthernIrelandirish name scots name local name static image static image caption map type latitude longitude belfast distance population population ref irish grid reference unitary northernireland country NorthernIreland post town postcode area postcode district dial code constituency westminster lieutenancy northernireland County Antrim website Ault, NorthernIreland or Gowkstown is a townland in County Antrim , NorthernIreland . ref cite web title Parishes of Ulster work Ulster Ancestry url http www.ulsterancestry.com ulster townlands by county.html accessdate September 16, 2010 ref See also List of townlands in County Antrim List of places in County Antrim References Reflist County Antrim coord missing County Antrim Category Townlands in County Antrim ... more details
Infobox UK place official name White Hall, NorthernIrelandirish name scots name local name static image static image caption map type latitude longitude belfast distance population population ref irish grid reference unitary northernireland country NorthernIreland post town postcode area postcode district dial code constituency westminster lieutenancy northernireland County Antrim website White Hall, NorthernIreland or Gortamaddy is a townland in County Antrim , NorthernIreland . ref cite web title Parishes of Ulster work Ulster Ancestry url http www.ulsterancestry.com ulster townlands by county.html accessdate September 16, 2010 ref See also List of townlands in County Antrim List of places in County Antrim References Reflist County Antrim coord missing County Antrim Category Townlands in County Antrim ... more details
This is a list of years in NorthernIreland which was established on 3 May 1921. For only articles about years in NorthernIreland that have been written, see Category Years in NorthernIreland . Twenty first century 2012 in NorthernIreland 2012 2011 in NorthernIreland 2011 2010 in NorthernIreland 2010 2009 in NorthernIreland 2009 2008 in NorthernIreland 2008 2007 in NorthernIreland 2007 2006 in NorthernIreland 2006 2005 in NorthernIreland 2005 2004 in NorthernIreland 2004 2003 in NorthernIreland 2003 2002 in NorthernIreland 2002 2001 in NorthernIreland 2001 Twentieth century 2000 in NorthernIreland 2000 1999 in NorthernIreland 1999 1998 in NorthernIreland 1998 1997 in NorthernIreland 1997 1996 in NorthernIreland 1996 1995 in NorthernIreland 1995 1994 in NorthernIreland 1994 1993 in NorthernIreland 1993 1992 in NorthernIreland 1992 1991 in NorthernIreland 1991 1990 in NorthernIreland 1990 1989 in NorthernIreland 1989 1988 in NorthernIreland 1988 1987 in NorthernIreland 1987 1986 in NorthernIreland 1986 1985 in NorthernIreland 1985 1984 in NorthernIreland 1984 1983 in NorthernIreland 1983 1982 in NorthernIreland 1982 1981 in NorthernIreland 1981 1980 in NorthernIreland 1980 1979 in NorthernIreland 1979 1978 in NorthernIreland 1978 1977 in NorthernIreland 1977 1976 in NorthernIreland 1976 1975 in NorthernIreland 1975 1974 in NorthernIreland 1974 1973 in NorthernIreland 1973 1972 in NorthernIreland 1972 1971 in NorthernIreland 1971 1970 in NorthernIreland 1970 1969 in NorthernIreland 1969 1968 in NorthernIreland 1968 1967 in NorthernIreland 1967 1966 in NorthernIreland 1966 1965 in NorthernIreland 1965 1964 in NorthernIreland 1964 1963 in NorthernIreland 1963 1962 in NorthernIreland 1962 1961 in NorthernIreland 1961 1960 in NorthernIreland 1960 1959 in NorthernIreland 1959 1958 in NorthernIreland 1958 1957 in NorthernIreland 1957 1956 in NorthernIreland 1956 1955 in NorthernIreland 1955 1954 in NorthernIreland 1954 ... more details
in NorthernIreland 1994 . 16 October Kieran Doherty , Irish republicanism Irish republican hunger strike r and volunteer Irish republican volunteer in the Provisional Irish Republican Army died 1981 in NorthernIreland 1981 . 7 December John McClelland footballer born 1955 John McClelland , footballer. Deaths 22 January Moira O Neill , poet born 1864 in Ireland 1864 . 14 May Robert Quigg , soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross for gallantry in 1916 at the Battle of the Somme born 1885 in Ireland 1885 . 18 July Billy McCandless , footballer and football manager born 1894 in Ireland 1894 . 14 December Paddy Mayne , international rugby union footballer and decorated soldier born 1915 in Ireland 1915 . References reflist DEFAULTSORT 1955 In NorthernIreland Category 1955 in NorthernIreland ... convicted for illegally entering Parliament Buildings NorthernIreland Stormont while armed. 23 ... date July 2010 Sport Football Irish Football League Irish League Winners Linfield F.C. Linfield Irish ... Brian Gregory , footballer. 20 January Joe Doherty , former Volunteer Irish republican volunteer in the Provisional Irish Republican Army . 25 February Davy Hyland , former Sinn F in , later independent, Member of the Legislative Assembly NorthernIreland MLA . 28 March John Alderdice, Baron Alderdice , Alliance Party of NorthernIreland Alliance Party politician and Speaker of the NorthernIreland Assembly 1998 2004. 2 April Michael Stone loyalist paramilitary Michael Stone , Ulster Loyalist ... more details
The Bar of NorthernIreland , or NorthernIrish Bar , is the association of barrister s for NorthernIreland , comprising as at September 2007 just under 600 members. It is based in the Bar Library, part of the Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast Royal Courts of Justice in Belfast , together with the Bar Council of NorthernIreland the professional body of the members of the NorthernIrish Bar , and the Executive Council. The Executive Council has taken on many of the functions formerly exercised by the Bencher s of the Inn of Court of NorthernIreland , ref in full, the Honourable Society of the Inn of Court of NorthernIreland ref which was established at a meeting of the Bench and Bar held on 11 January 1926. Before 1920, there was no separate Bar of NorthernIreland barristers were called either to the Irish Bar or the Bar of England and Wales . After the Government of Ireland Act 1920 , the Lord Chief Justice of NorthernIreland called members of the Bar to the Inner Bar in NorthernIreland as King s Counsel . From 11 January 1926 there were the Inn of Court of NorthernIreland governed by the Benchers of the Inn ref comprising all the Judges of the Supreme Court, the Attorney General and at least nine practising members of the Bar of NorthernIreland ref and the Bar Council. ref in full, the General Council of the Bar of NorthernIreland ref The present constitution was adopted on 5 October 1983, and also governs the Bar of NorthernIreland and the Bar Council. For many years ... , meetings, dining and receptions, has afforded the Inn the means of providing the NorthernIrish ... Members of the Bar of NorthernIreland Members of the Bar of NorthernIreland Sources http www.barlibrary.com Bar Library, Belfast DEFAULTSORT Bar Of NorthernIreland Category Law in NorthernIreland Category Law in the United Kingdom Category Bar of NorthernIreland UK law stub NorthernIreland stub ... Mary McAleese Professor Mary McAleese, The President of Ireland , on 29 April 2005, to provide ... more details
Unreferenced date February 2007 YearInNorthernIrelandNav 1961 Events December 20 The last legal Execution legal execution in Ireland occurs in Belfast , Northern Ireland it is of Robert McGladdery for murder. Arts and literature Empty section date July 2010 Sport Football Irish Football League Irish League Winners Linfield F.C. Linfield Irish Cup Winners Glenavon F.C. Glenavon 5 1 Linfield F.C. Linfield Births 15 January Damian O Neill , guitarist. 15 June Dave McAuley , boxer. 10 September Ian Stewart Northern Irish footballer Ian Stewart , footballer. 4 November Nigel Worthington , footballer, football manager and manager of Northern Ireland national football team . 26 December John Lynch actor John Lynch , actor. Maureen Boyle , poet. Bob Gilmore , musicologist and musician. Owen McCafferty , playwright. Eoin McNamee , novelist and screenwriter. Marcas Murch , traditional flute player. Glenn Patterson , writer. Deaths 18 January Joseph Connolly Irish politician Joseph Connolly , Fianna F il politician b. 1885 in Ireland 1885 . 25 September James Crichton VC James Crichton , soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross for gallantry in 1918 at Cr vec ur , France b. 1879 in Ireland 1879 . 8 December Seamus Robinson Irish Republican Seamus Robinson , member of Irish Volunteers and Irish Republican Army b. 1890 in Ireland 1890 . 20 December Robert McGladdery , murderer and last person to be executed in Northern Ireland. DEFAULTSORT 1961 In Northern Ireland Category 1961 in Northern Ireland NorthernIreland stub ... more details
Use dmy dates date December 2010 Infobox television show name Daybreak NorthernIreland image File DaybreakNI.png 250px caption Daybreak N. Ireland s Chroma key CSO set, January 2012 pictured is presenter, Jane Veitch show name 2 GMTV NorthernIreland br start date 2005 end date 2010 genre format Regional National News director presenter country NorthernIreland , United Kingdom UK language English language English executive producer producer editor location Belfast , br NorthernIreland camera Multiple camera setup Multi camera runtime 2 minutes company Macmillan Media channel ITV Breakfast br via UTV picture format 576i Standard definition television SDTV 16 9 audio format first aired start date 2005 last aired present preceded by UTV Live UTV News followed by related Daybreak Scotland , br UTV Live website http www.macmillanmedia.co.uk Daybreak NorthernIreland is the regional news strand for NorthernIreland provided for the ITV breakfast station ITV Breakfast . Unlike the other ITV regions, UTV the ITV contractor for NorthernIreland do not provide regional news broadcasts during Daybreak ITV Daybreak previously GMTV . This is due to a dispute between UTV and GMTV which dates back to 1994 when UTV opted out of the national breakfast contractor in breach of their broadcasting licence to provide live coverage of the breaking news of the Combined Loyalist ceasefire. GMTV NorthernIreland was rebranded as Daybreak NorthernIreland in September 2010, when GMTV was replaced by new ... Scotland and Northern Scotland regions in 2007. ref cite news title Irish firm to provide news ... Former presenters col start col 3 Lynda Fulford Lindsey Armstrong now with BBC NorthernIreland Vicki ... McCann now with BBC NorthernIreland Siobhan McGarry now with UTV col 3 Kirsteen O Sullivan Now with TV3 Nicola Thompson now with BBC Patricia Wilkinson now with BBC NorthernIreland col end References ... from NorthernIreland ... more details
government funding and support. Irishlanguage medium education The Education NorthernIreland Order ... in the Republic of Ireland . NorthernIrish schools often do not take a full week for half term ... where it is the 1 September. NorthernIreland s results at GCSE and A Level are consistently top in the UK. At A Level, one third of students in NorthernIreland achieved A grades in 2007, compared with England ... 2011 ref Central administration The NorthernIreland Executive s Department of Education NorthernIreland ... of the people of NorthernIreland and to ensure the effective implementation of education policy. Local administration Education at a local level in NorthernIreland is administered by five ... services to all schools in NorthernIreland. These boards are as follows Belfast Education and Library ... 2 Belfast rowspan 5 Image NorthernIreland Education.png 200px 2. North Eastern Antrim, Ballymena ... Curriculum The majority of examinations sat, and education plans followed, in NorthernIrish ... Ireland follow the NorthernIreland Curriculum which is based on the National Curriculum used ... in NorthernIreland. At age 16, some pupils stay at school and choose to study Advanced Level UK ... NorthernIreland remains the largest area in the UK which still operates Grammar schools in the United ... in NorthernIreland tripartite system . These changes will not affect the North Armagh area where the Dickson ... of the NorthernIreland Act 1998. The Transferors Representative Council, speaking on behalf ... pg.htm title NorthernIreland summary data publisher Deni.gov.uk date accessdate 2011 08 10 ref the number of pupils registered at school in NorthernIreland is 321,830. The number ... in NorthernIreland. CCMS represents trustees, schools and governors on issues such as raising and maintaining ... in NorthernIreland 8500 teachers , CCMS plays a central role in supporting teachers whether through ... within the NorthernIreland education sector and contributes with education partners to policy on a wide ... more details