Irish language in Northern Ireland (933 bytes)
1: ...minority language]] in Northern Ireland, known in Irish as ''Tuaisceart Éireann'' or ''na sé chontae'' (t...
3: ...land and the [[Republic of Ireland|Republic]], taking over the functions of ''Bord na Gaeilge''.
5: ...ority Languages]] in respect to Irish in Northern Ireland.
8: *[[Languages in the United Kingdom]]
10: ==External links==

Northern Ireland (24497 bytes)
1: {{Northern Ireland infobox}}
2: ...]] [[square kilometre]]s (5,459 [[square mile]]s) in the north-east of the island, and has a [[populat...
4: ...ly point, Malin Head, is in Donegal. Northeastern Ireland would be more accurate, but has never been used o...
6: ...ng operating at the heart of the power-sharing administration.
8: ...onderry Air]]'' and it is still used at some sporting events.

CEWC Northern Ireland (660 bytes)
1: ...d)|CEWC]], it achieved separate charitable status in [[1991]].
3: ...[[Convention on the Rights of the Child]]'' underpin its work.

Springhill, Northern Ireland (1198 bytes)
1: ...tural Beauty|National Trust]] since [[1957]], and in addition to the house, gardens and park, there is...
3: ...fice houses" for his wife-to-be. It was extended in the [[18th century]] and [[19th century]].
7: ==External links==
8: ...CTION=PROPERTY&PROPERTYID=174 National Trust - Springhill]
9: ...vate/len_con.htm Public Record Office of Northern Ireland - Lenox-Conyngham Papers]

Museums in Northern Ireland (351 bytes)
1: ...' is a link page for any [[museum]] in [[Northern Ireland]].
3: ...ums in England]], [[Museums in Wales]], [[Museums in Scotland]]
12: [[Category:Northern Ireland]]

A1 road (Northern Ireland) (227 bytes)
1: The '''A1''' is a major road in [[Northern Ireland]]. It runs from [[Belfast]] to the border near [...
3: {{Ireland-stub}}
5: [[category:Northern Ireland]]

History of Northern Ireland (20061 bytes)
1: ...n, white and orange or red, white and blue, depending on whether a community is nationalist/republican...
3: ...eland state as the [[Irish Free State]]. Northern Ireland's capital city is [[Belfast]].
5: {{History of Ireland}}
8: ...next five years. The Home Rule Party had been waiting for this for almost fifty years.
10: ...s particularly sizable in [[Dublin]], it gave the Northern Unionists a credible goal to aim for.

Translink (Northern Ireland) (719 bytes)
1: ... to oversee the provision of [[public transport]] in the country.
3: ...[1996]] the Translink organization was created to integrate the services of Ulsterbus, NIR, and [[City...
5: ==External links==
7: *[http://www.translink.co.uk/ Translink web page]

Gardens in Northern Ireland (531 bytes)
1: ...r any [[garden]] open to the public in [[Northern Ireland]].
3: ...he United Kingdom]], [[Gardens in the Republic of Ireland]]
8: *[[Rowallane]], [[Saintfield]], [[County Down]]

Bangor, Northern Ireland (1600 bytes)
1: ...ritten. A copy of the [[manuscript]] can be seen in the town's [[heritage centre]].
3: ... Light industry also exists. A notable building in the town is [[Bangor Old Custom House]].
5: ... and the [[Formula One]] racing driver [[Eddie Irvine]].
7: ...articularly in the summer months, and plans are being made for the redevelopment of the seafront.
9: :''See also:'' [[List of towns in Northern Ireland]]

Northern Ireland Assembly (12003 bytes)
3: ... in numbers according to their numerical strength in the assembly as a whole.
5: ...serve as part of the current [[Independent Monitoring Commission]] that supervises much of the cease-f...
7: ...e following month were postponed by the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Labour Party (UK)|Labour]] govern...
9: ...uencies used for Westminster elections) by the [[Single Transferable Vote]].
11: ...s in the Assembly is as follows (1998 figures are in ''italics''):

First Minister of Northern Ireland (1308 bytes)
1: ...]. The office, the executive and the [[Northern Ireland Assembly]] are currently suspended.
3: ...ter. This ticket must obtain an overall majority in the Assembly along with a majority of both design...
5: ...rties to work together as a team jointly representing both communities.
7: ...mble]] leader of the [[Ulster Unionist Party]]. Initially his deputy was the deputy leader of the [[...
9: ==First Ministers of Northern Ireland==

Northern Ireland Office (2387 bytes)
3: ... will assume these responsibilites. The NIO maintains control over various contentious functions wheth...
5: ...d through the '''NIO''' in lieu of the [[Northern Ireland Executive]] is referred to as [[direct rule]].
7: Ministers (and responsibilities where applicable) as ...
9: *[[Secretary of State for Northern Ireland]] - The Rt Hon. [[Paul Murphy (politician)|Paul M...
11: *[[Minister of State]] - The Rt. Hon. [[John Spellar]] M...

Northern Ireland Electricity (887 bytes)
1: [[Image:Northernirishelectricity.png|right|150px]]
2: ...as well as interconnectors with the [[Republic of Ireland]] and [[Scotland]].
4: ...75 saw the interconnector been distroyed and left in that state for twenty years.
8: * [[List of Irish companies]]
10: ==External link==

M1 motorway (Northern Ireland) (1159 bytes)
1: ...d was built in the 1960s, is the longest motorway in the North, and the only one built to its full pla...
3: ...junction numbers for planned connections that remain as-yet unbuilt.
6: *[[M1 motorway (Republic of Ireland)]]
7: *[[Roads in Ireland]]
8: *[[List of motorways in the United Kingdom]]

Northern Ireland Executive (1756 bytes)
2: ...[Northern Ireland]], answerable to the [[Northern Ireland Assembly]].
4: ...reverted to the [[Secretary of State for Northern Ireland]].
6: ...la and were proportional to the number of members in the Assembly.
8: Shortly before its final suspension, the executive consisted of
10: * [[David Trimble]] - First Minister ([[Ulster Unionist Party]])

Education in Northern Ireland (2500 bytes)
1: ...schools are set by the Council for Ciriculum, Examinations and Assessment ([[CCEA]]).
3: ...icular age on the 1st of September in order to begin class that month.
5: ...ith the entirety of July and August off giving a nine week summer holiday.
7: ...f some subjects (especially history) is difficult in these conditions.
18: ...y 7, age 10 to 11 ([[Eleven plus]] exams to determine secondary school placement.)

Northern Ireland Railways (1382 bytes)
1: ...em; for instance from 1500 [[km]] (900 [[miles]]) in the 1950s to 342 km (210 miles) at present.
3: ...urban services from Belfast to [[Bangor, Northern Ireland|Bangor]], [[Larne]], and [[Portadown]].
6: *[[Diesel Locomotives of Ireland]]
7: *[[Rail transport in Ireland]]
8: *[[History of rail transport in Ireland]]

Castles in Northern Ireland (644 bytes)
3: ...owing is a partial list of '''Castles in Northern Ireland''':
9: *[[Kinbane Castle]]
16: * [[Castles in the Republic of Ireland]]
17: * [[Abbeys and priories in Northern Ireland]]
18: * [[Abbeys and priories in the Republic of Ireland]]

Flag of Northern Ireland (3273 bytes)
1: ...cal lines, a wide variety of flags can be seen flying from lamposts and private houses.
5: [[Image:Northern Ireland flag.gif|thumb|300px|right|The Red Hand Flag]]
7: ... the flag most foreigners associate with Northern Ireland. Presently, it does not have any official sanctio...
9: ...represents the six counties that make up Northern Ireland.
11: ... is regularly displayed by fans of the [[Northern Ireland national football team|national football team]], ...

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