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Monthly Archives: January 2014
“Royal Ulster Rifles” On An Irish Stamp?
The interesting thing (dont laugh!) about collecting Irish stamps is that it tells us as something about an Event AND the time the stamps were issued. For example, the Easter Rising 1916. Commemorated in 1941 (25th Anniversary). Commemorated in 1966 … Continue reading
The Controversial World Of….Stamp Collecting
Today is my wife’s birthday. At her request, I hasten to add that she is a much younger person than me. We went to a small village in the “Republic”. Intention to have a nice lunch. As you may know, … Continue reading
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Tagged Irish Citizen Army, Jack White, Philately, Stamp Collecting
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Mallie, Paisley…And Mrs Paisley Too
So Part Two of The Great Interview. It had already been screened to the Belfast Press Corps on Friday last week and under embargo until Midnight Sunday night. This meant that the three Belfast newspapers and BBC and UTV were … Continue reading
As The Fan Hits The Shit…
So the DUP are rubbishing tonight’s Big Interview. Ian Paisley in conversation with Eamonn Mallie. I am all prepared …coca cola and two packets of Tayto Prawn Cocktail. Its going to be that kinda night. Nothing worse than a woman … Continue reading
SDLP And Health
About ten days ago, a family friend and young mother took her 2year old child to the Accident and Emergency Department in a major hospital. The child had injured an arm and the young mother needed re-assurance that there was … Continue reading
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Tagged Alasdair McDonnell MLA, Dolores Kelly MLA, Edwin Poots MLA, National Health Service, SDLP
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Congratulations Peter Osborne
The Czar of Russia would like to send best wishes to Peter Osborne, the new Chair of the Community Relations Commission…a Quango Until last month Peter was Chair of the Parades Commission…a Quango. We are indeed lucky that Peter has … Continue reading
Centenarians should apply for President’s Bounty
Originally posted on Ballycastle SDLP:
Ballycastle SDLP Councillor Dónal Cunningham has reminded centenarians and their families that they are entitled to a very substantial bounty from the President of Ireland on attaining their 100th birthday. Dónal Cunningham said “Many people…
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Dr Paisley And Mr Boswell?
Ah Dr Paisley and Mr Boswell. No Dr Johnson and Mr Mallie. No its Dr Paisley and Mr Mallie. Rev Dr Ian Richard Kyle Paisley (aka “Lord” Bannside) Theologian former Politician and International Statesman and Eamonn Mallie, fearless investigative reporter, … Continue reading
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Tagged DUP, Eamonn Mallie, Free Presbyterian Church, Peter Robinson MLA, Rev Ian Paisley
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The Paisley Interview
Possibly the most dominant figure in Norn Iron history is the Rev Dr Ian Paisley. He is now 87 years old and is currently not very well. Is he the most divisive figure in History? Or the most unifying? Put … Continue reading
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Tagged Eamonn Mallie, Gerry Adams TD, Jean McConville, Peter Robinson MLA, Rev Ian Paisley, Slugger O'Toole
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Politics, Protest….Social Media
Politics and the Influence of Social Media. I am not convinced by the claims that Social Media have a significant effect on Norn Iron politics. Or at least, I was not convinced until Twitter, Facebook and YouTube posts appeared which … Continue reading