Brian Feeney is a political columnist at the Irish News. He specializes in Northern Ireland affairs, focusing on themes of culture, society, and civil rights, while also addressing issues of diversity and inclusion. Brian's insights have been featured in prominent outlets including Cisco, MSN, and the US Army.
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Brian Feeney's articles mainly focus on local government and politics, particularly in Belfast and the wider United Kingdom. His coverage includes legal policy regulation, government announcements, and opinion editorials.
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By: Brian Feeney
ON Tuesday, as he had promised in the SNP’s election campaign, Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney presented a motion to its parliament calling on Westminster to grant what is called a Section 30 order under the 1998 Scotland Act. That...
By: Brian Feeney
Engaging in culture wars will only maximise Sinn Féin’s vote
By: Brian Feeney
A bumper weekend for racism and sectarianism in the north. The Moygashel morons in action again, replacing their racist banner; a derelict Shankill Road gospel hall refurbished as a supermarket being burnt out; and masked yahoos jeering a peaceful...
By: Brian Feeney
TODAY is a sad day not only for many Americans but for millions around the world
By: Brian Feeney
Radio 'Rodeo' leverages C5ISR Center expertise, facilities to improve NGC2 tech
By: Brian Feeney
Not only does no leader speak for unionism, but any of the three who tries to will immediately be undermined by the other two
The Greeks had a word for it: ‘adiaphora’ – inessentials, matters of indifference. Martin Luther, who was pretty good at Greek (he translated the entire New Testament from Greek into German in 11 weeks), was ruthless about ‘adiaphora’. As far as...
By: Brian Feeney
No one in Sinn Féin would shed any tears if Stormont were closed
IT seems Donald Trump’s depredations in the Middle East since 2025 with war criminal Netanyahu have realigned politics and diplomacy there, but not in the way he intended. A week ago, on August 7, Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed the Mecca...
By: Brian Feeney
Instead of seeking political accommodation, they take refuge in the shibboleths of the past
