April, 2023

The Doom and Gloom of NI Unionism by Michael Lagan

      It’s becoming blatantly clear that NI Unionism as a section of society is no longer fit for purpose in a modern NEI.  It doesn’t fit in with the progressive, forward-looking place we are becoming.  Statements such as – “So Long (referring to Naomi Long) is in Dublin with her SF/IRA and SDLP […]

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Educating our Future on our Past – by Michael Lagan

    Should we really teach our kids of what happened in this country during the period known by many as The Troubles? Absolutely we should.  It’s part of us, it’s Irish history and it’s one of rebellion, death, conflict, bloodshed, and tears and there is happiness and joy in there too, something many prefer […]

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Mick Clifford – and pro-British propaganda – by Joe McVeigh

    Mick Clifford (Irish Examiner 8th April) presents a totally distorted view of the conflict in the north-east of our country and adopts the morally superior attitude of the anti-republican propagandist. This attitude was also adopted by successive Dublin government ministers and the Dublin based media. This attitude was also adopted by Seamus Mallon […]

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Making Powerful Enemies – by Michael Lagan

              Northern Irish Unionism has a problem.  Everywhere it goes it makes enemies with rather powerful people, rather than friends and more and more people are starting to realise it.  It’s almost as if it intentionally makes enemies in a bid to make the point that NEI is British […]

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The Men Behind the Masks

                          Once again the young people of Derry are being used as pawns in a game of draconian politics by dissident Republicans who want nothing more than to bring us back to the dark days when the gun and bomb ruled the streets […]

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From Russia With Love – by Dave Murphy

    Stuck for something to read, I recently pulled Ian Fleming’s From Russia With Love down from my shelves. Although it had been on my shelves for a long time, it had remained unread, probably because I had seen the film too many times and reckoned I knew the plot too well. That was […]

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