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Brian FeeneyThe Irish News |
Unionists talking about fixing the ‘present crisis’ are exhibiting their perennial myopia, their inability to see the wood for the trees.
Unionists talking about fixing the ‘present crisis’ are exhibiting their perennial myopia, their inability to see the wood for the trees.
Jeffrey Donaldson must believe in fairy tales.
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It must be great to be the proconsul here.
Last week you were told that Castlederg had recorded the highest September temperature here, 28C, and had broken the previous Northern Ireland record...
Last week you were told that Castlederg had recorded the highest September temperature here, 28C, and had broken the previous Northern Ireland record...
At the weekend in an Oxford conference – ‘toffs against terrorism’, the annual gathering used to be called – Tánaiste...
At the weekend in an Oxford conference – ‘toffs against terrorism’, the annual gathering used to be called – Tánaiste...
The Republic’s Electoral Commission laid its report before the Oireachtas at 8am today.
The Republic’s Electoral Commission laid its report before the Oireachtas at 8am today.
All is not well within the PSNI.
All is not well within the PSNI.
On Saturday this newspaper correctly asked for “clarity” from Sir Keir Starmer on his criteria for calling a referendum on Irish reunification.
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On Saturday this publication correctly asked for “clarity” from Sir Keir Starmer on his criteria for calling a referendum on Irish...
On Saturday this publication correctly asked for “clarity” from Sir Keir Starmer on his criteria for calling a referendum on Irish...
In June 1958, newly returned to office, Charles de Gaulle flew to Algiers and spoke to a vast crowd of French colonists, maybe 250,000.
In June 1958, newly returned to office, Charles de Gaulle flew to Algiers and spoke to a vast crowd of French colonists, maybe 250,000.
What used to be the ‘mad month’ draws to its conclusion, the quietest for decades.
What used to be the ‘mad month’ draws to its conclusion, the quietest for decades.
Arlene Foster has taken part in a These Times podcast with journalist Tom McTague and Professor Helen Thompson.
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Next Thursday the Westminster parliament goes into recess.
Outrage last week that the chair of the Commons NI Affairs Committee (whose name you don’t even know) met loyalist leaders to talk about the...
Outrage last week that the chair of the Commons NI Affairs Committee (whose name you don’t even know) met loyalist leaders to talk about the...
“The dogs bark but the caravan moves on.
“The dogs bark but the caravan moves on.
Caroline Elkins has been mentioned here before.
Caroline Elkins has been mentioned here before.
There was a joke doing the rounds in Derry about 30 years ago.
There was a joke doing the rounds in Derry about 30 years ago.
It’s important and instructive to recall that there’s an EU out there which stands ready to welcome this place back as part of a re-united...
From November 1, Britain is going to establish long-delayed border checks on imported EU goods.
From November 1, Britain is going to establish long-delayed border checks on imported EU goods.
At the end of April President Higgins gave a speech on economic policy in which he condemned the “obsession” with economic growth,...
At the end of April President Higgins gave a speech on economic policy in which he condemned the “obsession” with economic growth,...
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The two top officials in Stormont’s finance and economy departments have complained to Westminster’s Levelling Up Committee about the way...
Joe Biden’s visit to Belfast, or more accurately, a carefully restricted bit of Belfast, wasn’t the visit he intended or had hoped it to...
Economic growth in the north depends on developing links to the modern dynamic growing economy in the south with its corporation tax half that of the...
Economic growth in the north depends on developing links to the modern dynamic growing economy in the south with its corporation tax half that of the...
Watching and listening to various Dublin government politicians speaking in quasi-religious reverence of the Good Friday Agreement, there’s a...
Watching and listening to various Dublin government politicians speaking in quasi-religious reverence of the Good Friday Agreement, there’s a...
Last week Bertie Ahern popped up to say the rules for the runners and riders at Stormont should be changed.
Today in Westminster they're debating the so-called Stormont brake, though probably more MPs will be paying attention to Boris Johnson ducking and...
Last week Bertie Ahern popped up to say the rules for the runners and riders at Stormont should be changed.
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