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Chris DonnellyThe Irish News |
IT has been a week of extraordinary news developments. Another British prime minister falling by the wayside less than two years since assuming office...
The elephant has raised its head once again. The sound of the dog whistles brought the pogromists back on to our streets this week to visit misery on...
THREATENING journalists reporting on a march organised to raise awareness of an ongoing genocide should be something that unites political leaders in...
EARLIER this year, just before the anniversary of Bloody Sunday, the DUP leader Gavin Robinson publicly declared that families of those killed by...
SLOWLY but surely, it looks like we are moving towards a period when unionism will be represented by a singular political message, if not yet one...
LAST week, I visited the impressive ‘The Falls – Where the Troubles Began’ exhibit in the St Comgall’s – Ionad Eileen Howell building on...
IN June 2016, Mid and East Antrim council employed contractors to enter the majority nationalist village of Carnlough on the Antrim coast in the...
There can be few stories more ridiculous than the M&S shopping bag saga given oxygen through the media this week. The story was based on comments...
IN the early 1950s, my father was stopped whilst on his bike, cycling across the Westland Road in north Belfast, by a motorcycle cop given the...
UNIONISM has historically had a problem with regard to claiming people and land. It raises its head each time the loyal orders demand the right to...
THE residents of Parkland, Florida, as well as former and present students and teachers of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in the town, will...
THE unspoken truth absent from public discussion regarding the numbers of Catholics in the PSNI is that this is a situation many in the north of...