DID CIVIL INEQUALITY MERIT TRIGGERING THE TROUBLES? Full Article at Irish Times

Once the IRA and Sinn Féin decided on peace, republicans took the strongest cards from the hands of the SDLP, writes FIONNUALA O CONNOR THE SECOND underwhelming candidate for the job of leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party declared this... Full Article at Irish Times

OPINION: With the benefit of clear perspective, we must reflect on what started the terrible tragedy of Northern Ireland, writes HENRY KELLY ‘UNIONIST politicians clashed over the causes of the Troubles during a debate on a proposed Bill of rights... Full Article at Irish Times

The St. Philip football team won't be advancing to the state championship. But the Tigers might have seen the best team in Division 8 when they lost to Muskegon Catholic Central 35-0 on Saturday in a district opener. Full Article at Battle Creek Enquirer

BACK PAGES: A survey by the Economic and Social Research Institute in 1979 ruffled many feathers with its findings that southerners were much more supportive of a united Ireland than Northern Catholics and that the IRA had the support of 21 per cent in... Full Article at Irish Times

Former DUP leader Dr Ian Paisley is to visit the Co Sligo village of Banada next month. Full Article at Irish Times