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Sturgeon: Brexit does not mean Brexit in Scotland

Posted By: July 14, 2016

Nicola Sturgeon says ‘remain means remain’ in Scotland CREDIT: REUTERS •  Auslan Cramb, scottish correspondent . The Telegraph. Wednesday, July 13, 2016 Nicola Sturgeon has claimed that Theresa May’s insistence that “Brexit means Brexit” does not apply to Scotland because it voted to remain in the EU.  The First Minister, who was in London for a series of meetings on Wednesday, said she would […]

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Mary Holt Moore, Irish-American community leader, dead at 88

Posted By: July 14, 2016

The late Mary Holt Moore was the second woman to become grand marshal of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and founder of the Bronx and Hunter College Gaelic Society, dead at 88. (TANYA BRAGANTI/TANYA BRAGANTI) BY DENIS SLATTERY NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Wednesday, July 13, 2016, 11:45 PM Mary Holt Moore, a prominent leader in […]

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North will be at bottom of both governments’ in-trays

Posted By: July 13, 2016

North will be at bottom of both governments’ in-trays Theresa May was the least worst of a horrible slate of candidates.  Brian Feeney.Irish News (Belfast). Wednesday, July 13, 2016LAST Friday in London an unseemly mob, many in pin-stripe suits, some incongruously in blue T-shirts, marched along the footpath towards parliament.They were chanting, ‘Who do we want?’ ‘Leadsom for leader’ was […]

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Eleventh Night still toxic issue

Posted By: July 13, 2016

Irish News Editorial (Belfast). Wednesday, July 13, 2016 There will be considerable relief that the main Orange parades, apart from an isolated incident in Ballycastle, passed off peacefully yesterday and were surrounded by a noticeably low-key mood during all the main demonstrations. The trends over recent years have been generally in the same direction and […]

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GERRY ADAMS. New York Times.

Posted By: July 12, 2016

By GERRY ADAMS. New York Times. The Opinion Pages | Op-Ed Contributor . Tuesday, July 12, 2016 Credit Andrew Holder Dublin — IN 1998, for the first time since partition in 1921, the people of Ireland, North and South, joined in voting for change when they took part in referendums on the Good Friday Agreement. […]

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