Sean Mc Manus, Joe Kennedy and John Lewis in 1988
– Demonstrating at The British Embassy in Washington, DC.
Posted By: July 16, 2014
The incident has been described as “utterly depressing and shocking”. The Journal. ( Dublin). Tuesday, July 15, 2014 THE PSNI HAS confirmed that it is investigating a picture that shows a five-year-old girl with a sectarian slogan painted across her face. The image, which has been shared extensively online, shows the girl at a Twelfth of […]
Posted By: July 13, 2014
A new Labour leader means Enda Kenny’s government has one more roll of the dice Editorial. The Guardian, Tuesday 8 July 2014 A European island nation, dominated by its dynamic capital city. An economy battered by the banking crisis and a burst property bubble. Government austerity now the order of the day. The country ruled by a once-popular coalition now fallen […]
Posted By: July 13, 2014
Opinion: North’s Protestant middle class has already abandoned the organisation Donald Clarke. Irish Times. Friday, July 11, 2014. Here’s a question. Is the festival of stomping, shouting and sunburn currently being endured in parts of Ulster the only such patriotic celebration that doesn’t have a name? In Sydney they enjoy Australia Day. German Unity Day has been […]
Posted By: July 13, 2014
Patrick Roberts @irishcentral July 13,2014 Racism or “culture”? We have long been encouraged to accept and try to understand the Orangeculture and society as practiced by hundreds of thousands of Northern Ireland Protestants. Good faith efforts have been made to try and understand a culture that seemed to be based on “Croppie lie down” more than any other driving force. […]
Posted By: July 12, 2014
“ In Glasgow this week Labour MP, Jim Murphy, said of the Orange Order, “Not for a moment would they be part of the Better Together campaign”, which is the largest unionist organisation designed to keep Scotland within the United Kingdom. As an “unsavoury” organisation, he said the Order would be unwelcome.” Patrick Murphy. Irish News ( Belfast). Saturday, July 12, 2014 […]
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