Lindy Mcdowell

Belfast Telegraph

Scotland’s fans deserve a Nobel Peace Prize... they’ve even managed to unite Celtic and Rangers fans

By: Lindy Mcdowell

Scotland supporters in US have made global headlines for being civil, good fun and joyously social

Belfast Telegraph

Celtic and Rangers fans have finally been united... and the duo that bucked the trend were rightly called out

By: Lindy Mcdowell

Scotland supporters in US have made global headlines for being civil, good fun and joyously social

Belfast Telegraph

Ulster-Scots story in US is a positive one that’s told way too quietly in this place

By: Lindy Mcdowell

United States Declaration of Independence was made possible by men from Upperlands, Strabane, Saintfield, Donegal, Lurgan, Aghadowey and other local towns and townlands too numerous to mention

Belfast Telegraph

Could we interest you in a seat at Stormont, Count Binface?

By: Lindy Mcdowell

Nigel Farage faces satire as Count Binface surges, Harry loses in court and politics turns to farce and fury

Belfast Telegraph

Fleadh in Belfast is reason for pride – if anything lets us down, it’s going to be the look of the place

By: Lindy Mcdowell

How many of our Fleadh guests will leave thinking that we really do need to put the belle back in Belfast city?

Belfast Telegraph

Half-time show was bad, but Beeb’s promo was the real own goal

By: Lindy Mcdowell

Romesh Ranganathan guides us through the corporation’s (very highly paid) cream of the crop... but scandals and accusations of bias have tarnished public trust in broadcaster

Belfast Telegraph

Could Andy Burnham’s prison rethink collapse after one horrific crime by an early‑released offender?

By: Lindy Mcdowell

Many years ago, in the relatively early days of the peace process, a colleague of mine (back when this paper was based in the old Tele building in Royal Avenue) went up on to the roof to have a cigarette.

Belfast Telegraph

The Sussex Show is back for another season

By: Lindy Mcdowell

In a new twist to the Windsor family drama, California-based Harry and Meghan plan to return to the UK later this month. Stay tuned...

Belfast Telegraph

Refusing to recognise reality is not a road to go down

By: Lindy McDowell

Commissioners aren’t alone in parading a stubborn refusal to walk... myriad public servants kid themselves into thinking they’re still indispensable

Belfast Telegraph

It’s a bit unsettling that the vice president is watching out the White House window for the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

By: Lindy McDowell

JD Vance, not quite the most powerful man in the world but unnervingly close to the President generally held to be, says he believes the Antichrist may already walk among us.