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Tag Archives: DUP
Assembly Election 2017: South Down
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: Strangford
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: North Down
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
Assembly Election 2017: Lagan Valley
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Assembly Elections 2017, Brenda Hale, DUP, Edwin Poots, Jenny Palmer, Lagan Valley, Pat Catney, Paul Givan, Peter Doran, Robbie Butler, SDLP, Sinn Féin, Trevor Lunn MLA, TUV, UUP
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Assembly Election 2017: East Belfast
The key difference between Assembly 2016 and Assembly 2017 is that only five MLAs will be elected from each constituncy. For at least eighteen MLAs and their staff, this election has come four years too early. The percentage of votes … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Andrew Girvin, Andy Allen, Assembly Elections 2017, Chris Lyttle MLA, David Douglas, DUP, East Belfast, Georgina Milne, Green Party, Joanne Bunting, John Kyle, Mairead O'Donnell, Naomi Long, PUP, Robin Newton, Séamas de Faoite, SDLP, Sinn Féin, TUV, UUP
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Assembly Election 2017
It has been an odd sort of an election campaign. A quiet one. The only sound I hear is Sinn Féin politicos deleting tweets featuring Donald Trump and Peter King, the architect of the Muslim “ban”. Sinn Féin like to … Continue reading
Joint Authority Or Direct Rule?
It is strange that any upcoming election will focus on two rival Plan Bs rather than the alleged purpose…electing a power-sharing Executive for Norn Iron. The Good Friday Agreement is a failure. Whether it deserves to fail…thats a different question. … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Direct Rule, DUP, good friday agreement, Joint Authority, SDLP, Sinn Féin, UUP
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Martin McGuinness Resigns
It is clear from his appearance on TV today that Martin McGuinness is not a well man. And the first human reaction has to be one of sympathy. How this sympathy manifests in any upcoming election is hard to judge. … Continue reading
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Tagged Arlene Foster MLA, DUP, Martin McGuinness MLA, RHI, SDLP, Sinn Féin, UUP
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The End Is Nigh?
Three questions. Will RHI bring down the Government? Would it be a bad thing? Do you care? I suppose the short answer to the first question is that it is too soon to tell. But it seems increasingly obvious that … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Arlene Foster MLA, Claire Sugden, DUP, RHI, SDLP, Sinn Féin, UUP
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I Blame LetsGetAlongerists
I blame LetsGetAlongerists. They havent gone away ya know. There is of course something hypocritical about Votes of No Confidence. Its a bit like shouting “Penalty!!” or “Offside!!!” At the TV screen when you are watching a football match involving … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance Party, Arlene Foster MLA, Claire Sugden, DUP, Martin McGuinness MLA, Máirtin Ó Muilleoir, Michelle O'Neill MLA, Naomi Long, Peter Weir, RHI, SDLP, Sinn Féin, UUP
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Keeping An Eye On the Czar of Russia 