Monthly Archives: February 2011
Lost in the Maze
Speaking in the wake of last month’s tragic spate of suicides in north Belfast, Irish President Mary McAleese blamed the peace process for failing young people in Northern Ireland, parts of which, she said, remained ‘stuck in a time warp’ of sectarianism and paramilitarism, where, in the context of rising prosperity across Ireland, levels of poverty were often ‘worse than during the Troubles’.
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Recent tweets by @PaulineHadaway
The crisis of Ulster Unionism offers an unparalleled opportunity to British democracy. twitter.com/peteray21/stat…
Why the crisis of Ulster Unionism is an opportunity for British democracy. twitter.com/TakingControl/…
"The most pressing problem is that there still is no force willing to take responsibility for the interests of the majority." George Hoare on Tory and Labour electoral fortunes. twitter.com/TakingControl/…
@irishborderpoll My take on Britain's history in Ireland on @irishborderpoll. Writing about Partition but the same argument applies - the past can only be laid to rest when we learn from history and act upon it. irishborderpoll.com/2022/01/1…
Liverpool remembers Bloody Sunday 50 years on @irishborderpoll pic.twitter.com/IF6tZblKbW
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