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I NEVER really knew Jeffrey Donaldson but then, apparently, neither did anyone else. I first took notice of him at the end of the talks towards the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. He was then a member of the Ulster Unionist Party’s negotiating team....
Do you think we will ever give up reading? Well, obviously you’re a reader — because you are reading this — so you’re probably OK. But there is theory that we will culturally evolve beyond any need to read or any interest in engaging with text for information.
By: Malachi O’Doherty
Do you think we will ever give up reading? Well, obviously you’re a reader — because you are reading this — so you’re probably OK. But there is theory that we will culturally evolve beyond any need to read or any interest in engaging with text for information.
But did they ever go away?
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SO WHO wants a united Ireland and what kind of united Ireland do they want? The question is at the forefront of the thinking of many political parties North and South now. The Irish Republic is vulnerable to the sudden shock of finding its territory...
IT WAS a little three-inch piece of fluted dowelling rod, about the thickness of a pencil and with a loop of string through one end. I saw it on the desk of a police officer in the training centre in Maydown in Derry. I used to go there to chair...
By: Malachi O’Doherty
Sinn Féin needs to disown the tradition of republican armed struggle, or it simply validates the claims of those it calls dissidents.
By: Malachi O’Doherty
The prospects of an early border poll do not rely on the Good Friday Agreement. That agreement sets out the conditions under which a poll must be called. If those conditions were met and the British Secretary of State did not call one, then that failure would be challenged in the courts and reversed.
By: Malachi O'Doherty
Sectarian deadlock at Drumcree shows how rival parades, politics and community tensions collide, and why voices now call both sides’ stance absurd.
