John Dunlap and the politics of commemoration By Pauline Hadaway As the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of its Declaration of Independence, Northern Ireland’s
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My wife, a CEO of a London based media charity, has two party piece songs inherited from her father, a Dublin man who emigrated to
Nearly a quarter of a century on, we are all pretty familiar with the term in the Good Friday Agreement. There can only be a
As any book lover knows all too well, it always pays to read to the end. There’s some fascinating stat-nuggets in the recent University of
Irishborderpoll.com is delighted to present this anonymous opinion piece by a young writer. ‘Ulster’s British!’ The stereotypical outcry of the loyalists who I grew up
Willing to survive the sweltering heat of central London, ensconced in one of the air-conditioned committee rooms in Portcullis House, I was thwarted only by
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On 16th June irishborderpoll.com hosted a debate between Ben Habib and Kevin Meagher on the topic ‘Northern Ireland: The Union or a United Ireland?‘. Watch
What are the most persuasive arguments for the Union or Irish unity? To what extent do Brexit or the Protocol shape people’s views on the constitutional
A difficulty of the Good Friday Agreement is the lack of clarity around the precise criteria required to trigger a border poll. Is it election
As a PR type, I always shudder at those images of stern-looking middle-aged blokes stood behind one or other of Northern Ireland’s political leaders while