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A new Celtic Dawn

England’s grip on its neighbours has been shaken by seismic election results that have redrawn the political map and breathed new life into the cause of national freedom across both Britain and Ireland.

Published May 13, 2026

Sheerin internment highlighted by vindictive MI5 action

The British state has once again been accused of cruelty and political repression in its treatment of Irish republican prisoners after prisoner Niall Sheerin remained incarcerated despite being eligible for release while grieving the death of his father.

Published May 13, 2026

The Union is cracking at the seams

The North's First Minister, Michelle O’Neill, writes that Westminster politics continues to lurch further to the right, and that offers little for Scotland, Wales or Ireland.

Published May 13, 2026

Poll increases pressure for action on unity vote

New polling across the island has reinforced calls for movement on Irish reunification after a survey confirmed cross-border support for Irish unity and EU membership.

Published May 7, 2026

An all-island Presidential election for the first time

A Bill from Aontú to give presidential voting rights to Irish citizens in the north of Ireland passed its second stage this week, but it still under threat from the coalition government.

Published May 7, 2026

What is the use of going back into Stormont?

What is the point of the Stormont assembly except to perpetuate partition, which is the cause of the problem?

Published May 7, 2026

Sands statue ‘not going anywhere’

Attempts to remove the Bobby Sands statue in Twinbrook have exposed a double standard over planning rules in Belfast, where republican memorials are challenged while a much wider landscape of loyalist and unionist structures has long been tolerated.

Published April 30, 2026

Sinn Féin Ard Fheis 2026

Sinn Féin’s annual Ard Fheis took place last weekend at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall, where party leaders outlined priorities on affordability, housing, Stormont reform, and Irish unity.

Published April 30, 2026

Séamus McElwain remembered

Several hundred people turned out at a Sinn Féin event in Scotstown in County Monaghan last Sunday to mark the 40th anniversary of the death of IRA legend, Óglach Séamus McElwain.

Published April 30, 2026

It’s time for Sinn Féin to give up on the Belfast Assembly

What is the use of going back into the Stormont arrangements again in 2027 when they don’t deliver on anything?

Published April 30, 2026

Parties aligned in bid to end London rule

The head of the Scottish government, John Swinney, has openly indicated a willingness to work alongside Sinn Féin in what he described as an effort “to change the dynamics of the United Kingdom”.

Published April 23, 2026

Coalition in crisis

The Dublin government has survived a motion of confidence in the Dublin parliament following a week of nationwide fuel protests, but the political fallout has intensified, exposing deep divisions within the coalition and mounting pressure inside Fianna Fáil.

Published April 16, 2026

Republican Movement will ‘stand to’

An Easter Statement issued in the name of the leadership of the Republican Movement (Republican Sinn Féin).

Published April 16, 2026

Cypriots demand closure of British bases

More than half of voters in the Republic of Cyprus want to shut down British military bases on the eastern Mediterranean island, a new poll has found.

Published April 9, 2026

The ‘rest of the UK’ is a meaningless invention

The media fail to simple compare the north of Ireland with Britain as it would reinforce this place’s separateness, writes Brian Feeney.

Published April 9, 2026

Unionism polarised by new political direction

A former unionist councillor and former PSNI policewoman has said she believes Irish unity is inevitable and has rejected a recent revival of ‘not an inch’ intransigence by her former colleagues in the Ulster Unionist Party.

Published February 19, 2026

Bloody Sunday insult on eve of anniversary

Efforts to protect the Crown Forces from the consequences of their murderous actions in Ireland have continued on multiple fronts.

Published January 29, 2026

Change on the way as ‘old firm’ parties are overtaken by SF/SD

The combined support for Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael is at its lowest level in history and has been overtaken by a potential left-wing coalition of Sinn Féin and the Social Democrats, according to a new poll.

Published January 29, 2026

Death of Mickey Brady

Sinn Féin has paid warm tributes following the passing of Mickey Brady, former MP and lifelong Republican activist, saying the party and the people of Newry have “lost a giant of the community”.

Published January 22, 2026

Unionism is a lost tribe

In the wake of the selection of former senior PSNI figure Jon Burrows to lead the Ulster Unionist Party after he was co-opted into it just six months ago, alongside another unelected politician, Diana Armstrong, as his deputy, commentator Brian Feeney has warned that trouble is brewing for unionism.

Published January 22, 2026

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A new Celtic Dawn

Sheerin internment highlighted by vindictive MI5 action

The Union is cracking at the seams

Poll increases pressure for action on unity vote

An all-island Presidential election for the first time

What is the use of going back into Stormont?

Sands statue ‘not going anywhere’

Sinn Féin Ard Fheis 2026

Séamus McElwain remembered

It’s time for Sinn Féin to give up on the Belfast Assembly

Parties aligned in bid to end London rule

Coalition in crisis

Republican Movement will ‘stand to’

Cypriots demand closure of British bases

The ‘rest of the UK’ is a meaningless invention

Unionism polarised by new political direction

Bloody Sunday insult on eve of anniversary

Change on the way as ‘old firm’ parties are overtaken by SF/SD

Death of Mickey Brady

Unionism is a lost tribe

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