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Jake O&39Kane__The Irish News |
You know we’re in the descent into Christmas madness when the television starts playing sickly sweet advertisements from the likes of John...
"This man has done more to divide this country than anybody else. He's looked after his own pocket; I still refer to him as dodgy Dave."
THAT up to a dozen men felt emboldened to attend the Gary Haggarty case in the Crown Court whilst wearing face masks proves how distant our society...
CALL me superstitious but I worry when I hear Jeffrey Donaldson confidently announce there won't be a united Ireland in his lifetime.
WHEN I was 10, the world's biggest movie star was John Wayne.
There can be few who haven't heard of the sign once displayed in the window of an English B&B which read: 'No Irish, no blacks, no dogs.
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