Further evidence of the ongoing transformation of Irish politics as a
result of the peace process was again on display this week.
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Body can build a more prosperous island
Published July 25, 2007
The Greens by entering into coalition, have now joined a long list
of once radical organizations who have chosen to become, as Chris
Gaskin wrote, “the mud guard of the two failed civil war parties”.
Published July 18, 2007
Pattern of systemic inequality must be reversed
At the annual meeting of Lisburn council, SDLP councillors abandoned a long standing principle of
their party - the principle of power-sharing.
Published July 11, 2007
PPS is undermining public confidence in justice
If ever there was a case for a speedy transfer of policing and justice
powers to the north’s executive then it is shining out of the statement
last week from the Public Prosecution Service (PPS).
Published July 4, 2007
English politicians care little about Six Counties
There was quite a revealing and disappointing moment for British
secretary of state Peter Hain at the end of last week’s Question Time
on the London-based BBC.
Published June 27, 2007
The DUP’s double standards are nauseating
How would anyone in the DUP, no matter how sanctimonious they
may sound, know anything about policing and justice, let alone
democratic standards?
Published June 18, 2007
UDA gangsters shouldn’t have it all their own way
It is quite obvious that, apart from everything else, the UDA are
just far too emotionally unstable to be in charge of lethal weapons.
Published June 11, 2007
SF must learn quickly from election results
It is a mighty task but republicans have had setbacks more serious than
last week’s election results.
Published June 4, 2007
From the ecstasy of March to the agony of May, 2007 is turning out to
be quite the rollercoaster year for republicans.
Published May 29, 2007
Assembly is merely a twig on the NIO branch
The Northern Ireland Office hasn't gone away, you know.
Published May 21, 2007
Face of Ireland changed in just 16 minutes
On Tuesday everyone in Stormont was entitled to feel proud.
Published May 15, 2007
Some tales from the Celtic Tiger as you consider your
options and as the country winds itself up to go to the polls.
Published May 8, 2007
The writing is on the wall for ‘Britishness’
Tomorrow’s election results in Scotland are going to increase the
isolation of unionists in Ireland even more.
Published May 2, 2007
Photocalls do not reflect street-level reality
The Paisley-Adams deal represents not a compromise or accommodation
between the ideologies that had defined the two men’s parties but the
willing negation of each.
Published April 27, 2007
David Trimble joining the British Conservative Party is a sad event.
Published April 21, 2007
There are still commentators who can’t
accept that Sinn Féin and the DUP are carrying out the wishes of the
voters.
Published April 15, 2007
Strange parallels between those who thought the political process could never
be reconciled are beginning to emerge.
Published April 10, 2007
Making headlines for the right reasons
The unthinkable, indeed unbelievable is happening before our very eyes.
Published April 5, 2007
It is difficult to decide which captures best the ground-breaking
nature of the event - the photo or the statements.
Published March 30, 2007
It’s time PSNI was accountable for its actions
In the past week we’ve had two very serious incidents involving the PSNI
and the British Army.
Published March 24, 2007
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