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	Seamus Mallon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Seamus Mallon, MP Seamus Mallon (born on 17 August 1936) is a Northern Irish politician and former Deputy Leader of the nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party.
		In 2001 Seamus Mallon retired, along with John Hume, from the leadership of the SDLP.
		Mallon did not contest his seat in the Stormont Assembly in the 2003 elections, and stood down at the 2005 Westminster election.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Seamus_Mallon (470 words)

	Globalgateway - Assembly in Focus: Seamus Mallon
		Seamus Mallon had served as Chairman of the SDLP's Assembly party in 1973 and Chairman of the Constituency Representatives, 1977-79.
		Mallon was one of the IRA's fiercest critics.
		In the Castle Buildings interparty negotiations Mallon won the praise and respect of most participants for his negotiating skills and for what was viewed as his 'good judgement.' His finest hour came when his sometimes opponent and party leader John Hume stood back and appointed him Deputy First Minister designate in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
	www.globalgateway.com /assembly/mallon.asp (403 words)

	Newry and Armagh (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However the nationalist parties contested the seat and Seamus Mallon of the SDLP gained sufficient votes to outpoll Nicholson and win the seat.
		Mallon stood down at the 2005 general election and, as widely predicted, the seat fell to Sinn Féin.
		He succeeded Seamus Mallon of the Social Democratic and Labour Party, who stood down at that election, having represented the seat since a by-election in 1986.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Newry_and_Armagh_(UK_Parliament_constituency) (613 words)

	Seamus Mallon: bio and encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
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	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/se/seamus_mallon.htm (1323 words)

	Irish leaders talk about their peace
		But Mallon, the deputy first minister of the assembly created by Northern Ireland's historic Good Friday Agreement, and David Trimble, the assembly's first minister, told an audience in Oakland yesterday that while they were on a hard road, it was one with no turning back.
		Trimble and Mallon -- who Ted Smyth, an H.J. Heinz executive and former Irish diplomat, described as two of the heroes of modern Irish history because of their key roles in the Good Friday Agreement -- were in Pittsburgh as part of a 12-city tour through the United States, promoting investment and economic development.
		But Mallon, leader of the Social Democratic Labor Party, while often at odds with Trimble in Irish politics, cautioned that each side's abundant grievances shouldn't be allowed to obscure the larger search for peace.
	www.post-gazette.com /regionstate/19981010irish3.asp (771 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Politics \| Aristotle \| Seamus Mallon
		Mr Mallon worked so hard to achieve 1998's Good Friday agreement that Mr Hume stepped aside to let him become deputy first minister to carry it out but Mr Mallon stepped down in 1999 when he felt Mr Trimble was violating the agreement by insisting on decommissioning, but was allowed to "de-resign" in November 1999.
		Mr Mallon is caught between the IRA, whose "mindless violence" he deplores, and the unionist Protestants who use decommissioning as an excuse to slow or reverse steps toward peace.
		Although he looks older, Mr Mallon was born in 1936 in Markethill, Armagh, the son of a headmaster and a nurse.
	politics.guardian.co.uk /profiles/story/0,9396,458061,00.html (490 words)

	NI peace process: SDLP
		John Hume and Seamus Mallon have confirmed their desire to see an executive or cabinet head a new Northern Ireland assembly, and repeated their strong opposition to unionist proposals for a committee-led administration in the North.
		Seamus Mallon aid the phrase being used to explain the relationship between the intergovernmental council and the North-South council was that they would "operate independently in their designated areas of responsibility".
		As parties break for the Christmas recess, Seamus Mallon has said that the onus is on Senator George Mitchell and the British and Irish governments to drive the process forward.
	quis.qub.ac.uk /qubcu/ni/nisdlp.htm (1355 words)

	SDLP Assembly Members - Profiles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Séamus Mallon became Deputy First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly in December 1999 following the devolution of power from Westminster to Northern Ireland, he stepped down from this position in 2001.
		Séamus was the SDLP’s (Social Democratic and Labour Party) chief negotiator and principle draftsman during the political talks leading to the Good Friday Agreement, which he described as the culmination of a lifetime search for an honourable settlement in Ireland.
		Seamus Mallon was a member of Armagh District Council 1973-1989.
	www.sdlp.ie /party/seamusmalloncv.shtm (397 words)

	O'Connell Street (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Capping off a day of meetings with Philadelphia-area political and business leaders, Seamus Mallon of Northern Ireland's Social Democratic Labor Party (SDLP) spoke with hope of his nation's ongoing experiment with peace at The Plough and The Stars restaurant on Oct. 12.
		As deputy first minister of the fledgling power-sharing government, Mallon is the highest-ranking Catholic politician in Northern Ireland.
		Mallon, whose party is considered more moderate that Sinn Fein, agrees, but also believes the issue has been "dealt with very badly" by both sides.
	www.oconnellstreet.com /mallon.htm (414 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Politics \| Aristotle \| Mallon, Seamus
		Not currently an MP Seamus Mallon says: "This is a time of choice for the republican movement.
		It cannot continue forever to hedge its bets, to claim the benefits of the ballot box while at the same time denying the imperative to decommission, to organise intimidation and street protest while at the same time exercising the prerogative of executive authority.
		Others say: The Irish Times: "Seamus Mallon has always been there, even in the darkest of dark days, never losing faith in the primacy of politics even when he had little reason to sustain that faith, suffering personally, enduring privately, but most of all insisting on straight talk when such was far from popular."
	politics.guardian.co.uk /person/0,9290,-3326,00.html (138 words)

	chrono-ni-11-00-rh
		The Deputy First Minister, Séamus Mallon, accompanies the Minister for Health, Bairbre de Brùn of Sinn Féin to the Enniskillen meeting with the Republic’s Minister for Health in defiance of the First Minister’s sanctions.
		Mallon, who says he is attending the meeting to “protect the integrity and operation of the power-sharing executive”, urges the Secretary of State to intervene before “the impasse we are in goes any further.” He also attacks Mr Trimble for “vetoing” a special meeting of the Stormont Executive to consider the ban.
		While Séamus Mallon, the North’s Deputy First Minister, calls for greater clarity if his party (the SDLP) is to encourage Catholics to join the new service, the Sinn Féin chairman, Mitchel McLaughlin, says his party will not be calling on nationalists to join the police service as defined under the new Act.
	www.univ-nancy2.fr /CEAA/CRESAB/chrono-ni-11-00-rh.html (4615 words)

	RTE News - Mallon resigns as Unionists boycott Assembly
		Seamus Mallon today announced his resignation as Deputy First Minister with immediate effect in a "personal statement" before the Assembly chamber.
		Mr Mallon said that the key element of the pledge taken by the First Minister and himself were their commitment to work in good faith to bring into being the arrangements set out in the Good Friday Agreement.
		Mr Mallon said he had tried "every move in the book" and outside of it to try and bring this about.
	www.rte.ie /news/1999/0715/north.html (959 words)

	Newry and Armagh
		Mark Durkan was elected Deputy First Minister, replacing Seamus Mallon, on 6 November.
		The posts held by Mallon and Kennedy under devolution were again suspended for 24 hours on 11 August 2001 and again on 22 September.
		Seamus Mallon was elected Deputy First Minister on July 1st 1998.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/ananda.htm (862 words)

	<1169 And Counting.....
		But for Seamus Brady it was politics ; Charles Haughey appointed him on the 15th August 1969 to the Propaganda Corps and according to the Head of the Government's Information Bureau at the time, while giving evidence to the eventual Dail Committee of Public Accounts - " The first information I had about Mr.
		Seamus Mallon, at 50, has finally made it to Westminster, but the Anglo-Irish Agreement is still a difficult gamble.
		Armagh people asked Seamus Mallon about the UDR and RUC as well ; Mallon was firm - 'they would have to clean up their act', he said.
	1169andcounting.blogspot.com /2005_09_18_1169andcounting_archive.html (6332 words)

	SDLP demands to back Police Act 'can be met'
		Seven policing demands put to Mr Tony Blair by the SDLP deputy leader, Mr Seamus Mallon, could be met in one form or another, a senior British government source said yesterday.
		Mr Mallon sought guarantees that if the Policing Board could not agree on flags and emblems for the Police Service of Northern Ireland, then this symbolism, in accordance with the Patten report, would be neutral of the British and Irish states.
		Mr Mallon sought guarantees that the old RUC Special Branch would be subsumed into the general crime division of the new force, that Gough barracks holding centre would be closed, and that through lateral entry gardaí could be seconded into the force.
	www.orgsites.com /pa/aoh17pec/SDLPdemands.htm (450 words)

	Newshound: Links to daily newspaper articles about Northern Ireland
		Ask anyone in the SDLP who they rate as the best poker player they know and its odds-on that most would nominate their deputy leader, Seamus Mallon."He knows instinctively when an opponent is bluffing and just when he should up the ante.
		Ten days ago Seamus Mallon was arguing to close the deal with the Provos on the Hillsborough Declaration.
		Mallon had doubts based on a fear that once the Provo leadership got away from Hillsborough and their grassroots had time to digest the reality, the awful reality to them of the declaration the whole thing might start to fray at the edges and disintegrate.
	www.nuzhound.com /articles/mal41-17.htm (778 words)

	Irish Rugby / News Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The 24-year-old Mallon, whose appearances for the province have been limited this season following the arrival of international veteran Kevin Maggs, was originally recommended to Northampton by ex-Ulster boss Alan Solomons when he was in charge at Franklin's Gardens.
		Derry-born Mallon, a member of the Ireland Sevens squad, has signed a two-year deal with the Saints, who also secured the services of Leinster centre David Quinlan in May.
		Mallon made just three appearances for Ulster last season - all in the Celtic League.
	www.irishrugby.ie /newspage/62012.html (192 words)

	Slugger O'Toole: mallon to retire
		Mallon deserves better, more like him and we'd be living in a better place.
		He is living proof that all political careers end in failure for was he not to retire he would most certainly have lost his seat.
		at November 28, 2004 09:07 PM The news that Seamus Mallon is to retire only highlights further the decline of the SDLP as a nationalist political voice.
	www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2004/11/mallon_to_retir_1.php (938 words)

	RUCNews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Stormont Deputy First Minister Seamus Mallon tonight threw down the gauntlet to the Government to address seven areas of nationalist concern about policing in Northern Ireland.
		The SDLP deputy leader, commenting on his meeting on Wednesday night with Prime Minister Tony Blair, said he was looking to the Government to provide "clarity and certainty" in its implementation plan of the Police Act.
		Mr Mallon added: "I do know he shares my very firm view that unless we get this policing issue right, then there will be a very substantial negative impact on the workings of the (Good Friday) Agreement elsewhere.
	irelandsown.net /sevenpoint.html (570 words)

	RTE News - Seamus Mallon warns on difficulties ahead for agreement
		Seamus Mallon warns on difficulties ahead for agreement
		The deputy leader of the SDLP, Seamus Mallon, has warned that the most difficult part in the review of the Good Friday Agreement's implementation is still ahead.
		Interviewed for television Mr Mallon said there were hurdles yet to be jumped and he appealed to unionists and republicans not to fail in efforts to reach agreement.
	www.rte.ie /news/1999/1115/north.html (1064 words)

	The Northern Ireland Assembly -
		Sir Reg Empey and Mr Seamus Mallon MP: The Steering Group that was established to oversee the Study is due to meet this month to consider the draft report.
		Sir Reg Empey and Mr Seamus Mallon MP: The Forum was established on an ad hoc basis to contribute to the development of proposals for the Commissioner for Children and a children’s strategy.
		Sir Reg Empey and Mr Seamus Mallon MP: We were pleased with the constructive and comprehensive response we received from Assembly Committees to the Executive’s Position Report on the Programme for Government and Budget.
	www.niassembly.gov.uk /qanda/writtenans/011012.htm (13878 words)

	Online NewsHour: The Northern Ireland Assembly Background
		The more moderate parties, led by First Minister David Trimble’s Ulster Unionists and Deputy First Minister Seamus Mallon’s Social Democratic and Labour Party, have thus far controlled the work of the legislative body.
		"IRA arms were illegal and the failure to disarm was an implied threat to the state," Social Democrat party leader Seamus Mallon said.
		Republicans have demanded restructuring of the police force, known as the Royal Ulster Constabulary, a predominantly Protestant force backed by the British militia, and the drastic reduction of the British military presence.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/europe/northern_ireland/background.html (492 words)

	www.scrum.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Seamus Mallon has left Ulster to sign for Guinness Premiership side Northampton.
		The 24-year-old Mallon, whose first-team chances with the Irish province have been limited this season following the arrival of international veteran Kevin Maggs, was originally recommended to the Saints by ex-Ulster boss Alan Solomons when he was in charge at Franklin's Gardens.
		Derry native Mallon, a member of last season's Ireland Sevens squad, has signed a one-year deal with the Saints, who also secured the services of Leinster centre David Quinlan in May.
	www.scrum.com /celtic4/news/news.asp?newsid=32042 (192 words)

	Belfast Telegraph Election 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		After 19 years representing Newry and Armagh at Westminster, Seamus Mallon took a bow of sorts in Belfast this week.
		Mr Mallon and Mr Bradley both insisted this week that voters are returning to the SDLP, but the bookies remain unconvinced.
		Both parties still have a seat each in the Assembly, but Paul Berry will be attempting to build on a trend that has seen a greater share of unionist votes go to his party.
	www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk /html/election05/story88.htm (300 words)

	CNN.com - N. Ireland political gloom grows - June 21, 2001
		He said the failure to disarm was not only against the wishes of the unionist community and the British Government, it was against the democratic wish of the Irish people following the Good Friday Agreement.
		Mallon, a leader of the mainly-Catholic Social Democratic and Labour Party, claimed there had been "secret deals" between the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and the government on demilitarisation.
		Mallon told RTE radio that IRA arms were illegal and the failure to disarm was an implied threat to the state.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/06/21/decomissioning (563 words)

	Newry and Armagh, 1983-1992
		The Member of Parliament elected in 1983 was Jim Nicholson (UUP); he was defeated in the 1986 by-election by Seamus Mallon (SDLP) and Mallon was re-elected in 1987 and 1992.
		Seamus Mallon MP (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 26,073 (49.6%)
		Seamus Mallon (Social Democratic and Labour Party) 17,434 (36.8%)
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/bnanda.htm (231 words)

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