What is a Nation?
Irish Border Poll
4 June 2026
Peter Irvine Originally from East Belfast and born into a Protestant family, Peter Irvine is a writer whose work focuses on Irish Republican political thought,
Peter Irvine Originally from East Belfast and born into a Protestant family, Peter Irvine is a writer whose work focuses on Irish Republican political thought,
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A guest post by journalist and blogger Theo Macdonald. The term ceasefire babies describes those of us who have grown up in an era when
Ray Bassett is a former Irish diplomat and was intimately involved in preparing the groundwork for the negotiations and the GFA itself. He reflects on
‘I think it will happen and I think Britain will be pleased.’ So replied Liam Neeson to Sky News’s political editor, Beth Rigby, when she asked him
486. The total audience at one of Jamie Bryson’s anti-Protocol rallies? The number of Catholics Kate Hoey believes work at BBC NI? The annual millions
Watch this online Irish Border Poll discussion with speakers Kevin Meagher, Ben Collins and Brian Feeney recorded on Thursday 2nd March. How should we view
So, there we have it: the Windsor Framework. The oldest trick in the book is to rebrand a problem. It might still be the Northern
Amid the wreckage of the British economy, collapsing public services, sewage-strewn beaches, broken railways and interminable industrial action, Rishi Sunak has a glimmer of hope.
Broccoli? A doorstop? Is it a space invader to celebrate Northern Ireland’s burgeoning video gaming industry? It appears this dreadful image is in fact supposed
‘They [unionists] either have to get off the ice and get on with the job or the ice is going to crack beneath their feet
Third time’s a charm? Not if you’re trying to have the Northern Ireland Protocol struck down in the British courts. Having already lost their case