41. ABCNEWS.com : Trimble Barely Re-Elected In N. Ireland nobel laureate david trimble won re-election today as leader of the pivotalUlster Unionist Party in a narrow victory over a rival opposed to Northern http://abcnews.go.com/sections/world/DailyNews/nireland000325.html

GO Kids GO Family GO Money GO Sports ... GO Home ABCNEWS WEB ABOUT GO NETWORK SIGN IN FREE E-MAIL HOME NEWS SUMMARY U.S. POLITICS WORLD Raw News BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE TRAVEL ESPN SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT WEATHER.com REFERENCE LOCAL ABCNEWS ON TV WORLD HEADLINES Putin Sews Up Russian Presidency OPEC Meeting: Aglitter like the Oscars Clinton, Assad Meet in Geneva Reporter's Notebook: Bill Blakemore in Israel ... Barak, Arafat proceed With Caution SEARCH ABC.com EMAIL ABCNEWS.com SEND PAGE TO A FRIEND TOOLS AND HELPERS Trimble Survives, Barely Shaky Support For Peace Among N. Ireland Protestants Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble smiles during a conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Trimble won re-election as leader of the pivotal Ulster Unionist Party in a narrow victory. (Peter Morrison/AP Photo) By Shawn Pogatchnik The Associated Press B E L F A S T, Northern Ireland, March 25 The outcome, reflecting the bitter split within Ulster Unionist ranks, reduced hopes that Trimble could eventually lead his party back into a coalition Cabinet for Northern Ireland alongside the IRA-linked Sinn Fein party. Hard-Liner vs. Pragmatist

42. Stratagem - First Minister - David Trimble david trimble has been Ulster Unionist Party leader since 8 Mr trimble was FounderChairman of the Ulster In December 2000 he received the nobel Peace prize http://www.stratagem-ni.org/biogs/david.html

First Minister - David Trimble David Trimble became First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly in December 1999 following devolution of powers from Westminster to Northern Ireland. He had been elected First Minister (Designate) in July 1998 following his election in June as Member of the Legislative Assembly for Upper Bann and continues to be MP for the Upper Bann constituency, a seat he first won in 1990. David Trimble has been Ulster Unionist Party leader since 8 September 1995, and led its negotiating team during the political talks which led to the Belfast Agreement. Educated at Bangor Grammar School and Queen's University Belfast he graduated LL.B (1st class) 1968 and Barrister at Law 1969. Mr Trimble was Lecturer in Law at Queen's University from 1968, Senior Lecturer from 1977 and Head of Department, Commercial and Property Law 1981-89. He entered politics in 1975 becoming Convention Member for South Belfast 1975-76 (Vanguard Unionist party). Mr Trimble then joined the Ulster Unionist Party and became Vice Chairman of Lagan Valley Unionist Association 1983-85 and Chairman 1985. From 1990-96 he was Honorary Secretary of the Ulster Unionist Council and from 1989-85 Chairman UUP Legal Committee and from 1985 continues to Chair the Constitutional Development Committee. Mr Trimble was Founder Chairman of the Ulster Society 1985-90; Chairman Lisburn Ulster Club 1985-86; Member of Devolution Group 1979-84; and has been instrumental in carrying the Unionist message to an international audience including the establishment of a UUP Office in Washington and is President of the Unionist Information Office GB which was established in 1996.

43. News Headings OSLO, Oct 16 (AP) — Mr John Hume and Mr david trimble today won the nobel Prizefor Peace for their efforts to resolve the threedecade-old northern Ireland http://www.tribuneindia.com/1998/98oct17/head1.htm

N E W S I N D E T A I L Saturday, October 17, 1998 weather n spotlight today's calendar N. Irishmen get Nobel Prize "Mr John Hume has throughout been the clearest and most consistent of northern Ireland’s political leaders in his work for a peaceful solution,’’ the committee said in its citation. "As the leader of the traditionally predominant party in northern Ireland, Mr David Trimble showed great political courage when, at a critical stage in the process, he advocated solutions which led to the peace agreement,’’ the citation said. The committee also noted that the peace agreement that was signed in April was the work of other northern Ireland political leaders, as well as the governments of the United Kingdom, The USA and Ireland. The prize of 7.6 million Swedish kronor (963,000 dollars) will be divided equally between Mr Hume (61) and Mr Trimble (54). Mr Hume, contacted by Norwegian television NRK, said he believed the prize "will strengthen our peace process enormously.’’

44. Nobel Peace Prize 1998 - Gap Exercise The Norwegian nobel Committee has decided to the nobelPeace Prize for 1998 to John Hume and david trimble for their efforts to find http://www.smic.be/smic5022/Nobel.html

Information Further information is available at the Norwegian Nobel Institute Drammensveien 19, N-0255 Oslo, Norway Phone: +47 22 44 36 80: +47 22 43 01 68 E-mail: postmaster@nobel.no Website: www.nobel.no This press release is also available in Norwegian Nobel Peace Prize 1998 John Hume and David Trimble Oslo, October 16. 1998 Complete the text with the words below.

45. The 1998 Nobel Prize For Peace nobel Peace Prize 1998 The Norwegian nobel Committee has decided to the nobel PeacePrize for 1998 to John Hume and david trimble for their to find a solution http://www.smic.be/smic5022/NobelPrizec.htm

The Nobel Prize for Peace Gap-Fill Exercise Nobel Peace Prize 1998 The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to the Nobel Peace Prize for 1998 to John Hume and David Trimble for their to find a solution to the conflict in Northern Ireland. Over the past thirty years, the national, religious and conflict in Northern Ireland has cost over 3,500 people their lives. John Hume has throughout been the clearest and most of Northern Ireland's political leaders in his work for a peaceful solution. The of the peace agreement signed on Good Friday 1998 principles which he has stood for. As the leader of the traditionally party in Northern Ireland, David Trimble showed great political when, at a critical stage of the process, he solutions which led to the peace agreement. As the head of the Northern Ireland government, he has taken the first steps towards building up the confidence on which a lasting peace must be based. The Norwegian Nobel Committee also wishes to the importance of the positive contributions to the peace process made by other Northern Irish leaders, and by the governments of Great Britain, Ireland, and the United States.

46. David Trimble - The Northern Ireland Executive 1998 July 1st, Elected First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly. 1998,nobel Peace Prize. Interests, Classical Music, Opera, History, Reading. http://www.nics.gov.uk/dtrimble2.htm

47. La Repubblica/cultura_scienze: La Pace In Irlanda Vince Il Nobel '98 Translate this page nobel '98, STOCCOLMA - Il premio nobel per la pace 1998 è stato assegnatoai nordirlandesi John Hume e david trimble. Il cattolico http://www.repubblica.it/online/cultura_scienze/nobel/pace/pace.html

Il premio assegnato al cattolico John Hume e all'unionista Trimble per gli accordi sull'Ulster La pace in Irlanda vince il Nobel '98 STOCCOLMA - Il premio Nobel per la pace 1998 è stato assegnato ai nordirlandesi John Hume e David Trimble. Il cattolico John Hume e il protestante David Trimble sono stati premiati per "il loro impegno nell'accordo di pace per il Nord Irlanda e per il loro sforzo per trovare una soluzione politica nella tormentata provincia", si legge nella motivazione. Hume e Trimble, afferma il Comitato norvegese per il Nobel, hanno lavorato per mettere fine "a un conflitto nazionale, religioso e sociale costato in Irlanda del Nord la vita di oltre 3.500 persone". Hume, in particolare, "è stato sempre il più chiaro e coerente tra i leader nordirlandesi nel suo impegno per una soluzione pacifica", mentre Trimble, "come capo del partito tradizionalmente predominante in Irlanda del Nord ha mostrato grande coraggio quando, in una fase critica del processo, ha sostenuto le soluzioni che hanno portato all'accordo di pace". Nella motivazione, viene dato atto anche degli sforzi degli altri partiti nordirlandesi, come pure dei governi britannico, irlandese e statunitense. I due vincitori si divideranno in parti uguali i 7,6 milioni di corone svedesi (circa un miliardo e mezzo di lire).

48. AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS nobel Prize. A chairde,. It must not be too grand an honour to win thenobel Peace Prize when people such as david trimble are recipients. http://www.irlnet.com/aprn/archive/1998/October22/22lett.html

An Phoblacht/Republican News Thursday 22 October 1998 Nobel Prize A chairde, It must not be too grand an honour to win the Nobel Peace Prize when people such as David Trimble are recipients. In northeastern Ireland today, there is still sectarian violence and more atrocities to come, because peace does not exist until there is freedom and equality for all. There is no peace, and Trimble played nothing of a viable role in encouraging peace. The Oslo Nobel judges have disgraced themselves and the Nobel Prize by giving it to Trimble. Perhaps next year they will follow the same ridiculous ideology as this year, and give it to David Duke of the Ku Klux Klan for not lynching anyone this year. What a pathetic prize it is. Seamus Fogarty, Patrick Riordan Saint Louis, Missouri A chairde, One has to wonder why the Norwegian parliamentary committee responsible for the award of the Nobel Prize for Peace chose to name the Orange Order sectarian activist David Trimble as a co-recipient of this prestigious award with John Hume. Trimble represents the visceral hatred that Orangeism holds for Roman Catholics in British-occupied Ireland. He has repeatedly upheld the ``right'' of the Orange Order to march through Catholic areas in order that Catholics may be reminded of their ``inferior'' political, if not biological, status within the prevailing social order.

49. AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS david trimble on the other hand has some considerable lengths yet to go a much strongerposition to do so since becoming joint recipient of the nobel Peace Prize http://www.irlnet.com/aprn/archive/1998/October22/22pol.html

An Phoblacht/Republican News Thursday 22 October 1998 Time for Trimble to show leadership BY SEAN BRADY The most significant development in the deepening political crisis this week was David Trimble's pronouncement that he would attempt to move ahead in the political process without Sinn Fein. Trimble's threat followed his meeting with British Premier Tony Blair at Downing Street on Monday. Sinn Fein's Chief Negotiator Martin McGuinness met Tony Blair the same day. Afterwards he rejected Trimble's threat as the redundant language of pre-Good Friday unionism. Martin McGuiness said: ``David Trimble cannot move on without Sinn Fein or any other party to the Agreement. Nor can the two governments allow him to stall the full implementation of the Agreement in order to placate the rejectionists in his party any longer. ``He should resolve to face down the rump within his party which is intent on maintaining the politics of pre-Good Friday Unionism. He must tell them that they have had their day. A new dawn is breaking in politics on this island and no-one will be able to postpone it indefinitely. ``David Trimble must stand up to those in the Ulster Unionist Party who are attempting to wreck the Good Friday Agreement. He should impress on them that the peace process is unstoppable. That the peace process train is moving and gaining momentum and those not on board by 31 October are the only ones who can be left behind.

50. Vice-Chancellor's Letter To Graduates - Alumni In The News  -1 When david trimble MP won the nobel Peace Prize last autumn, he became the secondQueen's graduate and former member of staff to reach the status of nobel http://www.qub.ac.uk/alo/vc_letters/in_the_news.htm

QUB Home Alumni Home Graduate magazine page and index Email to Alumni Office VICE-CHANCELLOR'S LETTER TO GRADUATES Spring 1999 issue ALUMNI in the news Honoured for Excellence! Monica Wilson OBE, Chief Executive of Disability Action and a 1972 Queen's BEd graduate, is this year's winner of the Lunn's Award of Excellence. The Award was established in 1996 to recognise and reward individuals living in Northern Ireland, who have made an outstanding contribution to life here. Monica Wilson is a strong advocate of the rights of people with disabilities. Though she trained and practised as a history teacher, Monica has worked in the voluntary sector for many years. Ms Wilson serves on the Sports Council for Northern Ireland and the Northern Ireland Building Regulations Advisory Committee and is a member of the Northern Ireland Transport Holding Company. In 1997 Ms Wilson received an OBE in the New Year's Honours list. Speaking at the presentation ceremony in November, Peter Lunn, Managing Director of Lunn's the Jewellers, said, 'Ms Wilson has been an important and effective advocate for people with disabilities. She works tirelessly for the needs of others and is a role model for all'. Previous recipients of the Award of Excellence include Mary Peters, restaurant owners Paul and Jeannie Rankin, and journalist Malcolm Brodie.

51. President Of The Council Schüssel Congratulates David Trimble And John Hume On President of the Council Schüssel congratulates david trimble andJohn Hume on being awarded the nobel Peace Prize President in http://www.lex.unict.it/cde/documenti/vari/98_99/premio_nobel.htm

President of the Council Schüssel congratulates David Trimble and John Hume on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize "Both of these men have made an extraordinary contribution towards achieving a peaceful solution to the 30-year-long bloody conflict," the President of the Council said. David Trimble John Hume , leader of the moderate Republican Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), which, unlike the IRA, has always striven for an end to the conflict by peaceful means, played a leading role in the Peace Agreement negotiations. The award is a well-deserved acknowledgement of his many years of personal commitment to a better future for his home country. Source: EU PRESIDENCY

52. The Office Of The First Minister Deputy First Minister david trimble has been Ulster Unionist Party leader since 8 Mr trimble was FounderChairman of the Ulster Society In December he received the nobel Peace prize http://www.ofmdfmni.gov.uk/dtrimble.htm

53. Englischlehrer.de - Nobel nobel Peace Prize Winners still not satisfied (1612-98) John Hume from the SDLPand david trimble from the Ulster Unionists, the two nobel laureates, cannot http://www.englischlehrer.de/uk/ni_nobel.php

UK: NORTHERN IRELAND: THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNERS HOME Nobel Peace Prize Winners still not satisfied (16-12-98) John Hume from the SDLP and David Trimble from the Ulster Unionists, the two Nobel laureates, cannot be satisfied with the present situation in Northern Ireland. Although violence has come to a halt, and England is complying with its promise to release or transfer IRA prisoners from British prisons to prisons in the Irish Republic, David Trimble raised pressure on the IRA to disarm. He said in Oslo, 'I have not insisted on precise dates, quantities and manner of decommissioning. All I have asked for is a credible beginning... That is not too much to ask for.' In the Peace Prize ceremony of December 10 Trimble optimistically expressed hopes, however, by saying that the mountain of 'historical sectarianism' has been crossed. But there seems to be a long way to the valley of peace.... NEWS ARCHIVE MEDIA Literature Used Videos I ... more... 02:14 PM APRIL 21, 2003 WEEKLY CHAT GUESTBOOK CONTACT USEFUL LINKS ... powered by WRonline

54. NewStandard: 10/17/98 Photo By Shawn Pogatchnik, Associated Press writer BELFAST, Northern Ireland John Hume and david trimble, joint winners of this year's nobel Peace Prize http://www.standardtimes.com/daily/10-98/10-17-98/a04wn027.htm

Ulster leaders share Nobel for Belfast accord By Shawn Pogatchnik, Associated Press writer BELFAST, Northern Ireland John Hume and David Trimble, joint winners of this year's Nobel Peace Prize, have traveled dramatically different roads as brokers of the historic Northern Ireland accord. For Hume, 61, the single-minded peacemaker who leads the province's major Catholic party, yesterday's honor from the Norwegian Nobel Committee caps a remarkable career that culminated in an agreement he envisioned decades ago. For Trimble, 54, embattled chief of the Protestant party pivotal to the peacemaking efforts, the Nobel was more controversial particularly considering the omission of his nemesis, Gerry Adams, leader of the IRA-allied Sinn Fein party. The Oslo Nobel judges previously have used their award to encourage progress in peacemaking most notably in the Middle East, where Israel's Menachim Begin and Egypt's Anwar Sadat shared honors in 1978, and when Palestine Liberation Organization chief Yasser Arafat joined Israel's Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres in 1994. It also has gone to Northern Ireland before. In 1976, early in the British province's three decades of strife, it was won by two women who founded a peace group.

55. Igadi Na Rede / Presencia - ¿Un Nobel Prematuro? Translate this page En 1976 xa se tiña concedido o nobel da Paz a dúas norirlandesas Betty catro grandespartidos o UUP-Partido Unionista do Ulster de david trimble (28 escanos http://www.igadi.org/artigos/un_nobel_prematuro.htm

Presencia / Nacionalismos occidentais (artigo publicado en Vieiros o 20/10/98) A Comisión Nobel do parlamento noruegués puido cumprir co seu encargo e outorgou o premio anual da Paz. Non sempre foi doado facelo. Dende 1901 faltou, desgraciadamente, en moitas ocasións á cita, sobranceiramente no período que Hobsbawn denomina "guerra dos trinta e tres anos" (1914-1945) e en momentos álxidos da "guerra fría". En 1976 xa se tiña concedido o Nobel da Paz a dúas norirlandesas Betty Williams e Mairead Corrigan fundadoras do movemento civil Xente pola Paz. Nesta ocasión o problema estaba en a quen non se lle concedía. Moitas foron as persoas que xogaron un papel sobranceiro nas negociacións: o senador norteamericano George Mitchell e o presidente Clinton, o "premier" Blair e o seu antecesor John Major, o "taoiseach" Bertie Arhen, a ministra Mo Mowlan e os lideres norirlandeses.

56. Cyberpresse Le Retour Manqué De David Trimble Translate this page alors même que voici une semaine, david trimble était sorti trimble, leader du partiunioniste d'Ulster (UUP), a est exprimée en faveur du prix nobel de la http://www.cyberpresse.ca/reseau/monde/0111/mon_101110031682.html

57. Nobel Peace Laureates A nobel Peace Laureate breakfast. Mrs. Williams with Rigoberta Menchu Tum,.david trimble First Minister of Northern Ireland, Sir Joseph Rotblatt. http://www.centersofcompassion.org/nobelpeace.htm

Translate this page with InterTran (tm) Deutsch Français Español Portuguese Japanese (Shift JIS) Finnish Italiano Svensk Russian/Ðóññêèé (CP 1251) Nederlands Brasileiro Danske Íslenska Norsk Croatian/hrvatski (CP 1250) Hungarian/Magyar (CP 1250) Polish/polski (CP 1250) Czech/ceski (CP 1250) Bulgarian (CP 1251) Romanian Serbian/srpski (Latin) Slovenian/slovenski (CP 1250) Greek/Åëëçíéêüò Welsh/'n Cymraeg The Nobel Peace Laureates, as a group, support W.C.C.C.I Mrs. Williams with His Holiness, The Dalai Lama Mrs. Williams with Oscar Arias Sanchez, former President of Costa Rica, A Nobel Peace Laureate breakfast. Mrs. Williams with Rigoberta Menchu Tum, David Trimble First Minister of Northern Ireland Sir Joseph Rotblatt December 1999 Archbishop Desmond Tutu Shimon Peres, Sir Joseph Rotblatt, Frederick Willem De Klerk, and David Trimble Panel at the Kennedy Center with Peace Laureates - Lech Walesa, Jody Williams, Oscar Arias along with President of PBS, Pat Mitchell

58. The Right Honourable David Trimble William david trimble PC MP MLA LLB was born in 1944 and was educated at Bangor NorthernIreland since 1998 when he was a joint winner of the nobel Peace Prize http://www.wales.ac.uk/newpages/external/e1412.asp

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59. Y Gwir Anrhydeddus David Trimble Ganwyd William david trimble CC AS ACL LLB ym 1944, ac fe’i haddysgwyd yn CyntafGogledd Iwerddon er 1998 pryd yr oedd yn gydenillydd Gwobr Heddwch nobel. http://www.wales.ac.uk/newpages/external/c1412.asp

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60. The Irish News: Drumcree david trimble was the surprise winner in the race for the objections of people inthe area, Mr trimble was at He was joint winner of the nobel peace prize with http://www.irishnews.com/drumcree/drum4g.html

Read today's paper Breandan Mac Cionnaith - GRRC Brid Rodgers - SDLP Harold Gracey - Orange Order Ian Paisley - DUP David Jones - Orange Order Ronnie Flanagan - RUC Chief Constable David Trimble - UUP Parades Commission Garvaghy Road residents coalition Denis Watson - Armagh County Grand Master Robin Eames - Church of Ireland Primate John Reid - Northern Ireland Secretary of State David Trimble Ulster Unionist leader, he resigned his position as Northern IReland First Minister on 1 July 2001, because of the IRA's refusal to decommission weapons. He has many critics spanning Northern Ireland's political divide. Unionist opponents regard him as the man who sold out to their longstanding republican enemies, while nationalist critics have little faith in his willingness to fully recognise their rights. David Trimble was the surprise winner in the race for the leadership of the Ulster Unionist Party in 1995, despite little support from his fellow MPs. In part the success was explained by his high-profile role during a stand-off in Drumcree between members of the Protestant Orange Order and local Catholic residents in 1995. When Orange Order marchers were able to follow their preferred route, despite the objections of people in the area, Mr Trimble was at the head of the parade, alongside the democratic unionist leader, the Rev Ian Paisley.

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