ruso
смута portugués
conflito na irlanda do norte español
conflicto en irlanda del norte catalán
conflicte d'irlanda del nord 
Ethno-political conflict in Northern Ireland.
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But new export orders fell sharply, again underscoring the troubles in Europe.
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He told the general all about the troubles of the poor washer-woman.
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Zambrano also promised a dividend for investors this year, despite the troubles.
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They can also benefit from the troubles of state carrier Iraqi Airways.
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But some of the challenges faced by local businesses precede the troubles.
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Not even a resolution of the Northern Ireland conflict approaches it in importance.
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A new service for supporting victims of the Northern Ireland conflict is to be established.
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He is one of many victims of the Northern Ireland conflict who have suffered in silence.
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This opportunity arises specifically from the people's endorsement of the democratic settlement of the Northern Ireland conflict.
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It will promote and conduct research on the Northern Ireland conflict, North-South relations and relations between Ireland and Britain.
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An opportunity now exists for a democratic settlement to the conflict in Northern Ireland.
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Early in his career, Lee worked as a journalist covering the conflict in Northern Ireland.
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Almost 20 years ago the Belfast Agreement was signed, ending decades of conflict in Northern Ireland.
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Harryville, an obscure suburb of Ballymena, may become a watershed in the conflict in Northern Ireland.
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The shooting was one of the defining moments of the three decades of conflict in Northern Ireland.
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These issues are the very heart of the conflict in Ireland.
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The long conflict in Ireland had been a severe and perpetual drain on their resources.
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The conflict in Ireland is something of a laboratory for constitutional relations between majorities and minorities elsewhere.
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These three or four years constitute one of the most important and dramatic periods in Irish American history relevant to the conflict in Ireland.
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The conflict in Ireland has little or nothing to do with religion, other than as a handy way of identifying which tribe you belong to.
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Mind you, we are well aware that simply by addressing the conflict in Ireland film-makers can aggravate (to use Mr Greene's term) reactionary tendencies.
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British prime minister David Lloyd George had asserted that the conflict in Ireland was "a policeman's job supported by the military and not vice versa".
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Details of the role women played in the key conflicts in Ireland from 1916 to 1923 were unveiled in military service pension files released yesterday.