Major players in Northern Ireland Troubles
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| To his followers he is regarded as the greatest Republican Leader | Gerry Adams
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| To the Unionists he is at best an apologist for IRA gunmen | Gerry Adams
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| Has strong links to the IRA, but has never been convicted | Gerry Adams
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| Leader of Sinn Fein | Gerry Adams
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| Helped to develop the IRA ceasefire in 1994 | Gerry Adams
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| Driving force behind significant attempts to resolve Northern Ireland Problem | John Hume
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| Began within the Civil Rights Movement | John Hume
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| Leader of the Social Democratic and Labour Party | John Hume
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| Began talks between SDLP and Sinn Fein | John Hume
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| Opponant to violent action | John Hume
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| Awarded Nobel Peace prize in 1998 | John Hume
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| Labelled as IRA member by Unionists before admission | Martin McGuiness
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| Convicted of IRA membership | Martin McGuiness
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| Northern Ireland Education Minister 1999 | Martin McGuiness
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| Turned to Republicanism following 1960's Governments repression of Nationalists | Martin McGuiness
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| Sinn Feins chief negotiator in Good Friday Agreement | Martin McGuiness
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| Linkman between de-commisioning and IRA | Martin McGuiness
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| Major player in Sinn Fein | Martin McGuiness
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| Main Unionist (extreme) political leader | Ian Paisley
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| Religous and political roles interlinked | Ian Paisley
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| Resisted any movement to include Republic in Northern Ireland | Ian Paisley
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| Feicely opposed to Sinn Fein | Ian Paisley
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| Political wing of IRA | Sinn Fein
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| Devoted to establishment of united Ireland | Sinn Fein
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| Strong supporters of Good Friday Agreement | Sinn Fein
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| Grown in power following 1980's | Sinn Fein
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| Belives in de-commisioning IRA | Sinn Fein
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| Largest Nationalist party in Northern Ireland | Sinn Fein
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| Non-sectarian and moatly Liberal | Alliance Party
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| Strong supporters of Good Friday agreement | Alliance Party
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| Sought both Catholic and Unionsit moderates | Alliance Party
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| Most hardline of the Unionist parties | DUP
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| Opposed to Sunningdale | DUP
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| Led by Ian Paisley | DUP
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| Anti-Catholic | DUP
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| Strong opposition to Good Friday Agreement | DUP
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| Largest Nationalist Party in Northern Irealnd during troubles | SDLP
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| Resolutly non-violent | SDLP
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| Just left of centre | SDLP
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| Party maintaining link between UK and Northern Ireland | UUP
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| Split over civil rights demands | UUP
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| Damaged by introduction of direct rule | UUP
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| Main party involved in Good Friday agreemant | UUP
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| Relatively small Republican Paramilitary group | INLA
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| Generally works alongside other groups | INLA
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| Main Republican paramilitary group | IRA
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| Militant brach of IRA | PIRA
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| Socialist branch of IRA | OIRA
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| Agrees only with some aspects of Good Friday agreement | IRA
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| Main Unionist Paramilitaries | UFF
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| Umbrella group for loyalist groups | UFF
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| Group opposed to reforms in early 1960's | UVF
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