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Writing Peace: Dermot Nally Collection
Note from Nally Regarding Conversation with Butler and Enclosing Magee List
Monday, 13 December 1993
Note by Nally recording a conversation with Butler and enclosing the Magee list. [Enclosed list seems to be in the form written by Magee, with an appeal to the Irish Government at the end.]
Writing Peace: Dermot Nally Collection
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- A Balanced Constitutional Accommodation: the Options
- A New Approach to the Northern Ireland Problem?
- Address by Martin McGuinness at Bodenstown
- Address by Reynolds to the Irish Association, Dublin Castle – 10 January 1994
- Aide-Mémoire
- Anglo-Irish Diner on 9 June 1993 Including "Fireside Chat" between Frank Murray and Robin Butler
- Annotated Contents Page for Meetings between Charles Haughey and John Major – 1990-1991
- Announcement by Albert Reynolds
- Arrangements for Dinner for Dermot Nally
- BBC Breakfast with Frost Interview: Jim Molyneaux – 5 December 1993
- Briefing Note on the Peace Process
- Briefing Pack for Reynolds’ Meeting with Major
- Briefing Points for Nally-Butler Group Meeting – 10 November 1993
- Briefing Points on the Draft Joint Declaration
- Briefing and Speaking Notes for Anglo-Irish Diner on 9 June 1993
- British-Irish Association Conference Cambridge – Private Meetings
- Ceasefire: Implications for Security Policy
- Commentary on UK Draft Declaration
- Communiqué Following Meeting between Albert Reynolds and John Major on 16 June 1993
- Consultancy Role for Nally
- Conversation with Archbishop Eames
- Cost Comparisons between Northern Ireland and the Republic
- Declaration of British Interest in Eventual Irish Unity
- Dermot Nally Note
- Discussion between Cardinal Cathal Daly and Joseph Small – 5 January 1994
- Draft Declaration (UK Version 25 November 1993)
- Draft Joint Declaration
- Draft Joint Declaration (3 December 1993 with British Amendments)
- Draft Joint Declaration (3 December 1993 – Roderic Lyne Draft)
- Draft Joint Declaration (3 December 1993)
- Draft Joint Declaration (23 November 1993 Draft as Amended on 3 December 1993)
- Draft Joint Declaration (JD15 with Amendments Made on 12 and 13 December 1993)
- Draft Joint Declaration (Re-Draft after Meeting on 6 October 1993)
- Draft Joint Declaration [Amendments Agreed ad Referendum on 6 October 1993]
- Draft Joint Declaration [Eames]
- Draft Joint Declaration [Incorporating 6 October 1993 Amendments]
- Draft Joint Declaration [JD6]
- Draft Joint Declaration [JD13]
- Draft Joint Declaration [Nally's Annotated Draft of JD14B as First Amended on 7 December 1993]
- Draft Joint Declaration [Nally's Annotated Draft of the Joint Declaration as Amended for the Second Time on 7 December 1993]
- Draft Joint Declaration [Revised 6 October 1993]
- Draft Joint Declaration [between JD8 and JD9]
- Draft of Major's Opening Statement and Follow-Up Speaking Notes on the Joint Declaration
- Elements of a Shared Understanding
- Enclosure: Note from David Blatherwick Conveying British Government Concerns about President Mary Robinson's Visit to Northern Ireland
- Framework Documents
- Handwritten Note Recording Alternative to Articles 2 & 3 [Redacted]
- Handwritten Note on 3 December 1993 Summit
- Handwritten Note on Developments from 1991-1993
- Handwritten Note on Joint Declaration Issues
- Handwritten Note on an Article by Ed Moloney in the Irish Times
- Handwritten Note on the Downing Street Declaration
- Handwritten Timeline of the Joint Declaration
- Hansard Extract: Peter Brooke's Statement to the House on 26 March 1991 Launching the Three-Stranded Political Talks
- House of Commons Debates on Contact between the UK Government and the IRA
- Irish Delegation Discussion on the Joint Draft Declaration
- Irish Government Line after Meeting Hume – Draft
- Irish Government Line after Meeting Hume – Final
- Irish Government Statement on IRA Ceasefire
- Joint Declaration [JD6]
- Joint Declaration [JD20]
- Joint Declaration, Early Draft
- Joint Declaration: Alternatives to Paragraphs 10-12
- Joint Declaration: Final Three Paragraphs – 14 December 1993 at 18.15
- Joint Declaration: Final Three Paragraphs – 14 December 1993 at 18.30
- Joint Declaration: New Final Paragraph
- Joint Framework Document: British Draft – 24 September 1993
- Joint Statement by Charles Haughey and John Major on Their Meeting in London on 21 June 1991
- Joint Statement by Reynolds and Major, Brussels – 29 October 1993
- Letter from Lyne to Mansergh Enclosing Speech
- Letter from Major to Reynolds
- Letter from Major to Reynolds
- Letter from Major to Reynolds
- Letter from Reynolds to Major
- Letter from Reynolds to Major
- Letter from Reynolds to Major
- Letter from Reynolds to Major
- Letter of Thanks from Mansergh to Lyne
- Martin McGuiness Statement
- Meeting between Albert Reynolds and John Major on 16 June 1993 (Tête-à-Tête)
- Meeting between Charles Haughey and John Major in London on 21 June 1991: Tête-à-Tête
- Meeting between Charles Haughey and John Major in the Margins of the European Council in Luxembourg on 8 April 1991
- Meeting between Charles Haughey and John Major in the Margins of the European Council in Luxembourg on 29 June 1991
- Meeting between Charles Haughey and John Major in the Margins of the European Council in Rome on 15 December 1990
- Meeting between Charles Haughey and John Major on 4 December 1991: Plenary
- Meeting between Charles Haughey and John Major on 4 December 1991: Tête-à-Tête
- Meeting between Mansergh and Reverend Roy Magee – September 1993
- Meeting between Reynolds and Blatherwick – 6 September 1993
- Meeting between Reynolds and Major: Plenary – 3 December 1993
- Meeting between Reynolds and Major: Plenary – 3 December 1993 at 15.00 [Handwritten]
- Meeting between Reynolds and Major: Tête-à-Tête – 3 December 1993
- Meeting between Reynolds, Nally, Ó hUiginn and Roderic Lyne – 12 November 1993
- Meeting between Seán Ó hUiginn and John Hume – 27 November 1993
- Meeting between the Irish Government and the SDLP – 14 November 1993
- Meeting in Government Buildings on Constitutional Issues – 30 June 1993
- Meeting in Reynolds' Office – 26 November 1993
- Meeting of the Anglo-Irish Intergovernmental Conference – 10 September 1993
- Meeting of the Butler-Nally Group – 13 June 1993
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 4 August 1993
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 6 October 1993
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 7 December 1993 [Handwritten]
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 10 November 1993
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 10 September 1993
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 14 July 1993
- Meeting of the Nally-Butler Group – 10 November 1993 [Handwritten]
- Nally-Butler Process: Meeting between Seán Ó hUiginn and Quentin Thomas – 1 September 1993
- Nally-Butler Process: Meeting between Seán Ó hUiginn and Quentin Thomas – 24 September 1993
- North-South Structures (Rev 3)
- North/South Council – Matters and Powers (Rev 2)
- Northern Ireland Structures
- Note Enclosing Report of the Chilcot/Dalton Group on Cross-Border Security Cooperation
- Note Regarding US Meetings with Unionists and Press Line on Decision to Issue Visas to IRA Members
- Note from Frank Murray to Charles Haughey Recording a Meeting with David Blatherwick
- Note from Frank Murray to Martin Mansergh Regarding Constitutional Options
- Note from Joe Hayes to Joseph Small Regarding Mary's Robinson's Visit to Northern Ireland
- Note from Nally Regarding Conversation with Butler and Enclosing Magee List
- Note from Nally to Reynolds on Outstanding Joint Declaration Issues
- Note on Developments from 1985 to 1993
- Note on Possible Institutional Arrangements between North and South
- Note on the Northern Ireland Talks Process
- Notes on Recent Meeting
- Phone Conversation between Nally and Butler
- Possible Approach British Government Might Take in Reply to Queries
- Programme for Reynolds’s meeting with Major
- Programme for a Meeting between Reynolds and Major – 3 December 1993
- RTE Radio 1 This Week: Interview with Reynolds – 5 December 1993
- Radio Ulster: Interview with Rev Martin Smyth – 6 December 1993
- Reaction of Northern Ireland Parties to Six Principles and Brussels Joint Statement.
- Reflections on Possible Constitutional Change
- Renewal of the EPA Debate
- Report of Meetings between Seán Ó hUiginn and John Hume – 22 and 23 September 1993
- Report of a Meeting between John Hume and John Major – 16 September 1993
- Response to Points Raised in Connection with the Joint Declaration
- Rough Outline Draft of a Possible Agreement
- Seán Ó hUiginn's Dinner with John Chilcot – 29 July 1993
- Shape of a Northern Ireland Settlement: A Possible Outline (Rev 3)
- Sinn Féin Policy Documents
- Speech by Dick Spring in the Dáil Debate on Northern Ireland
- Speech by Dick Spring to the Annual General Meeting of the Labour Women’s National Council – 4 December 1993
- Speech by Reynolds at UCD Law Society’s Cearbhail O Dálaigh Memorial Graduate Law Dinner – 20 January 1994
- Steering and Speaking Notes for Reynolds’ Meeting with Major
- Telephone Conversation between Seán Ó hUiginn and John Hume – 12 July 1994
- Timeline of Public Anglo-Irish Developments in 1993
- UK Government's 10 Principles
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##### ROINN AN TAOISIGH
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\_SECRET & PERSONAL\_
\_NORTHERN IRELAND\_
\_Note:-\_
As arranged, I phoned Cabinet Secretary Butler this morning to discuss changes in the text of the draft Joint Declaration, following the Brussels meetings. These changes are indicated in a copy of the text of the draft JD 15 of 7 December, including the new "end" paragraph.
In particular, we were suggesting the inclusion of the six rights, as in attached note, before the last sentence in paragraph 5. This was to meet a point made by the Reverend Magee, on behalf of Unionist and Loyalist interests and should, therefore, not cause the British any problem.
On paragraphs 10 to 12 in the draft (the Convention) I said, following discussion with the Taoiseach, that the Taoiseach's information was that Molyneaux did not like the word "Convention", but otherwise did not have a major problem with the idea. The Taoiseach was proposing to change the title to something like "Irish Forum for Peace and Reconciliation", to meet Molyneaux's point.
Eames seemed to have a bigger problem than Molyneaux with the Convention but the Taoiseach was confident that he could bring Eames around.
He would like the Prime Minister to know, before he goes into the meeting of Ministers this morning on the Declaration, that if these changes were agreed in paragraphs 10 and 11, and paragraph 12 omitted, the Declaration would stand a very good chance of succeeding.
Butler - and subsequently his secretary - took note of the changes. He said the Prime Minister would phone the Taoiseach after the meeting of Ministers - probably between 12.00 and 1.00 p.m.
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Dermot Nally,
13 December, 1993.
cc. Secretary to the Government, Mr. Frank Murray,
Dr. Martin Mansergh
Assistant Secretary O'hUiginn, Dept. of Foreign Affairs.
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We ~~recognise~~:– {[respect?}
1\. The right of free political thought
2\. The right of freedom and expression of religion
3\. The right to pursue democratically national and political aspirations
4\. The right to seek constitutional change by peaceful and legitimate means
5\. The right to live wherever one chooses without hindrance
6\. The right to equal opportunity in all social and economic activity regardless of class\, creed ~~or~~ colour {or sex}
All the above rights are dear to us and are the very basis of and reason for our existence. The threat to these, we believe, justifies our stance. We do however recognise that these things are important to all the people of our Province.
We ask the Government of the Republic of Ireland to clarify whether, the offer of cessation of violence can be used as a weapon to achieve a political solution and to state categorically whether they believe that the consent of the people of Northern Ireland is essential for any constitutional settlement.