• Obama also is slated to meet separately Tuesday with Peter Robinson, the leader of Northern Ireland's Catholic-Protestant government.

    WSJ: Revelers await St. Patrick's Day from NY to Dublin

  • In the late 1960s the population was about one-third Catholic and two-thirds Protestant.

    ECONOMIST: Why peace is now possible

  • Some revisionist history can leave the reader up in the air, wondering why, in the light of the historian's myth-busting, Catholic and Protestant bothered to quarrel with each other at all.

    ECONOMIST: Irish history

  • The commission argued that viewing sectarianism as "Protestant-Catholic religious prejudice, political factionalism, or even 'tribalism' " placed it outside the context of well-established international human rights law, specifically the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, which came into force back in 1969.

    BBC: Is sectarianism racism?

  • He has supporters, including the Catholic and Protestant churches of Scotland and two-thirds of Scottish lawyers, according to one poll.

    ECONOMIST: Lockerbie fallout

  • Alliance, as an identifiably centre ground party, is the one bucking the trend - with 51% Protestant backing and 36% Catholic support.

    BBC: Opinion poll indicates NI voters would reject Irish unity

  • Clashes also erupted between pro-British and pro-Irish groups at a point where predominantly Protestant and Catholic communities meet.

    CNN: Political forum aims to stem N.Ireland violence

  • It says the outcome of the referendum means that Sweden and Britain are less likely to join the currency soon, and reinforces the division between what it calls a "continental, mostly Latin and Catholic" Europe and a northern Europe which is "protestant, market-oriented and free trading, sceptical of real political integration".

    BBC: European press review

  • 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.

    BBC: Profile - David Trimble

  • Mrs Nelson worked, lived and died in the small town of Lurgan, five miles from Portadown, where communal hatreds have festered because of the long-running dispute over the march by the Protestant Orange order through the Catholic Garvaghy Road.

    ECONOMIST: Tragedy of a death foretold

  • Neil Lennon was hounded out of the Northern Ireland national team by a hardcore of protestant fans unhappy about the prominent role of a Celtic player - a club with historical Irish Catholic roots.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | Can football really give peace a chance?

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