[This is an edited version of the interview in my book ‘Whose Past Is It Anyway?’] Davy Adams was involved in the struggle from his earliest years. No, not the political struggle – the struggle to put bread on the table. He is one of ten children and that was their everyday worry – getting […]
February, 2013
An interview with Davy Adams
[This is an edited version of the interview in my book ‘Whose Past Is It Anyway?’] Davy Adams was involved in the struggle from his earliest years. No, not the political struggle – the struggle to put bread on the table. He is one of ten children and that was their everyday worry – getting […]
A rose by any other name…
I think Herr S Freud would have enjoyed this one…(No prizes for the eagle-eyed, sorry)
A rose by any other name…
I think Herr S Freud would have enjoyed this one…(No prizes for the eagle-eyed, sorry)
Action and reaction
Ill-informed Person: Why is there unionist opposition to the appointment of Rosa McLaughlin as Vice-Principal of St Mary’s College in Derry? I thought unionists weren’t interested in Catholic education. Know-it-all Person: It’s different this time. Rosa McLaughlin was once in the IRA and served a three-year prison sentence. Ill-informed Person: But she’s out now. Know-it-all […]
Action and reaction
Ill-informed Person: Why is there unionist opposition to the appointment of Rosa McLaughlin as Vice-Principal of St Mary’s College in Derry? I thought unionists weren’t interested in Catholic education. Know-it-all Person: It’s different this time. Rosa McLaughlin was once in the IRA and served a three-year prison sentence. Ill-informed Person: But she’s out now. Know-it-all […]
Mid-Ulster: a tale of two candidates
So now we know. Sinn Féin some weeks ago chose their candidate for the Mid-Ulster seat vacated by Martin McGuinness: they picked veteran republican Francie Molloy, who was director of election for Bobby Sands and is currently deputy Speaker in the Stormont Assembly. The two unionist parties, after much to-ing and fro-ing, have now come […]
Mid-Ulster: a tale of two candidates
So now we know. Sinn Féin some weeks ago chose their candidate for the Mid-Ulster seat vacated by Martin McGuinness: they picked veteran republican Francie Molloy, who was director of election for Bobby Sands and is currently deputy Speaker in the Stormont Assembly. The two unionist parties, after much to-ing and fro-ing, have now come […]
Whither the flags protest?
Where are the flag-protestors going? Nowhere fast, it would appear. There have been dwindling numbers, which is not surprising, since pretty well everybody accepts that Belfast City Council isn’t going to accede to their demands that the Union flag be reinstated to fly 365 days a year. If they did, it would be a signal […]
Whither the flags protest?
Where are the flag-protestors going? Nowhere fast, it would appear. There have been dwindling numbers, which is not surprising, since pretty well everybody accepts that Belfast City Council isn’t going to accede to their demands that the Union flag be reinstated to fly 365 days a year. If they did, it would be a signal […]
