
Scottish and Welsh Elections Could Set the Stage for Irish Border Poll
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 Martin Burns In theory, the May 8 elections in Scotland and Wales will determine only who will serve in their devolved parliaments. However, when

A guest post by writer and political strategist Jon Egan. This may seem like a

And, so, he is gone. Finito. Ceased to be. Goodbye Boris, we shan’t forget you.

There was a fascinating piece from Miriam Lord in last Saturday’s Irish Times. She suggests,

Watch this online irishborderpoll.com discussion with Professor Brendan O’Leary, author of ‘Making Sense of a

Teachers are fond of telling their pupils to ‘show their working out.’ Even if they

John Alderice is not known for hyperbole. In fact, the quietly-spoken former Alliance leader and

‘Losers’ consent’ is definitely my phrase of the week. Employed by the eminent political scientist,

It was the matter-of-fact tone that struck me. Sir John Major, when asked whether he

A guest post by author Ben Collins. It is often said that two things in