Posted By: April 07, 2017
Civil rights movement marks 50th milestone Described by a founding member as ‘the most successful political force since partition’, events take place this weekend to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association. John Monaghan. Irish News. Friday, April 7, 2017 HOUSING: Forty years on from occupying a house […]
Posted By: April 07, 2017
Fr. Sean Mc Manus, President, Irish National Caucus, Washington. “The whole map of Europe has been changed … but as the deluge subsides and the waters fall short we see the dreary steeples of Fermanagh and Tyrone emerging once again.” (Winston Churchill. February 16, 1922). This oft -quoted statement of Churchill is fatuous and […]
Posted By: April 07, 2017
Republic of Ireland’s latest census was carried out last April BBC. NI. April 6, l 2017 The number of people in the Republic of Ireland who identify as having no religion has increased by 73.6%, according to the latest census figures from the Central Statistics Office.The number of people who stated they had no religion increased from 269,800 […]
Posted By: April 07, 2017
As the premier Enda Kenny prepares to step down, which of the two leading contenders to succeed him will make the most impact on Northern Ireland, asks Tom KellyTom Kelly. Belfast Telegraph. Thursday, April 6, 2017 Front-runners to take over as the Taoiseach are Simon Coveney and (pictured) Leo VaradkarDuring a St Patrick’s Day reception at Westminster this […]
Posted By: April 07, 2017
The next few weeks could prove crucial for Arlene Foster’s leadership of the DUP. Picture by Mal McCannAlex Kane. Irish News. Belfast. Friday, April 7, 2017I’m a little confused. (“What, even more, confused than usual, Alex?” as I’m sure lots of you are now shouting). And the source of my confusion is Sinn Féin’s approach to the […]