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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Equal Marriage Referendum
I was in Dublin today. I wanted to be there. Hard to explain. At Connolly Station, one young woman with a “Tá” sticker. It gave me the impression that a lot of people would be wearing stickers. In fact, very … Continue reading
Ballymurphy 1971…No Words Are Necessary
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Tagged Ballymurphy Massacre, Conflict Resolution, Internment
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“Anti-Royal Visit” Protest in Belfasto
I am on my way home from a Éirigí organised protest at the visit of Charles Windsor to Ireland. Of course Éirigí and I are hardly soul mates but I think it was important for a republican-nationalist socialist like myself … Continue reading
Charlie Meets Gerry
If “Prince Charles” was at my front door, I would not go out and meet him. I dont think I can be more clear that I am not a big fan of the English “Royal Family” or Monarchy in general. … Continue reading
“Je Suis Jenny Palmer”
Councillor Jenny Palmer and her husband, John have left the DUP. Councillor Palmer was a member of the Board of the Norn Iron Housing Executive. Two years ago she alleged that Stephen Brimstone, highly paid Special Advisor to Minister Nelson … Continue reading
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Tagged DUP, Jenny Palmer, Nelson McCausland MLA, Patrick Corrigan, Stephen Brimstone
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Would The Real Editor of Slugger O’Toole, Please Stand Up
I am a bit worried about Mick Fealty. He no longer appears to know what is going on at Slugger O’Toole and yet he is the Editor. Still grieving the loss of Naomi Long and comforting themselves with predictions about … Continue reading
Westminster Election 2015: Newry & Armagh
The Results: Mickey Brady of Sinn Féin won but it seemed as much to do with Incumbency than anything else. In the early part of the campaign, SDLP felt they were making a lot of progress but ultimately the Unionist … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance, Danny Kennedy MLA, DUP, Justin McNulty, Mickey Brady, Newry-Armagh, SDLP, Sinn Féin, UUP, Westminster Election 2015
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Westminster Election 2015: North Down
The Results: Easy for Sylvia Hermon. Her voters come from all “Assembly” Parties. Its almost as if North Down has decided to be apolitical…at least at Westminster level. If Sylvia Hermon endorsed a candidate in 2016, the candidate would certainly … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Easton MLA, Alliance Party, Andrew Muir, DUP, North Down, SDLP, Steven Agnew MLA, Sylvia Hermon, Tom Woolley, UUP, Westminster Election 2015
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Westminster Election 2015: Upper Bann
The Results: A win for David Simpson. This is a seat that UUP want “back”. Simpson and DUP took the seat in a bitter contrst with David Trimble in 2005. Sinn Féin built their entire campaign around Demographics and claiming … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Catherine Seeley, David Simpson, Dolores Kelly MLA, DUP, Jo-Anne Dobson, SDLP, Sinn Féin, Upper Bann, UUP, Westminster Election 2015
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