by Paul Breen Tony Blair’s legacy in Britain and Ireland could be seen as a damaged shamrock; three leaves, each telling a different story. There’s
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by Paul Breen Tony Blair’s legacy in Britain and Ireland could be seen as a damaged shamrock; three leaves, each telling a different story. There’s
By Martin Burns In theory, the May 8 elections in Scotland and Wales will determine only who will serve in their devolved parliaments. However, when
by Kevin Meagher I don’t doubt that convincing unionists about either the merits of Irish unity or acclimatising them to the reality of it will
by Kevin Meagher The reason United Irelanders cannot get the British government to set out criteria for a border poll is nothing to do with
By Kevin Meagher I’ll give it another six months – the Northern Ireland executive and assembly. It isn’t going to last much longer, that much
By Kevin Meaghar ‘You can’t always get what you want,’ the Rolling Stones insisted. ‘But if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get
By Carl DuffyMember of Aontú and Enniskillen Native A recent article by Kevin Meagher on irishborderpoll.com highlighted the importance of the next set of elections
by Kevin Meagher This time next year, we will be in the final run-in to the most important political event in Northern Irish politics since
by Kevin Meagher You can’t eat a flag, John Hume famously stated. True enough, but a flag sustains us in other ways, most obviously as
by Ray Bassett The current Government in Dublin has built its Northern policy around the Shared Island Initiative. It claims that its approach is anchored