Should the Banbridge band be banned?

There are things which happen that leave you winded. Open-mouthed, speechless. Not knowing whether to laugh or cry.   It seems that in a loyalist parade in Banbridge (Yes of course, Virginia, it may have been marching in circles, but I have no verification of that) their  trusty band played and sang a ditty called […]

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Micheál goes giddy with Donald

Micheál Martin has turned political supplication into an Olympic sport, and his masterclass in bending the knee to Donald Trump deserves its own gilded medal. Watching the Irish Taoiseach navigate a room with Trump is like watching a golden retriever attempt diplomacy with a lawnmower—desperate to please, entirely outmatched, and vaguely aware that one wrong […]

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PRESIDENT SUPPORTS IRISH UNITY – by Mike Cummings

  AMERICAN BREXIT COMMITTEE Philadelphia, PA   A recent news article (“Trump, breaking with precedent …says Irish unification would be fantastic.”) addressed remarks made by President Trump in his visit to Ireland.   It may surprise your readers to know that Britain’s governance in Northern Ireland has inspired many ‘precedents’ by both the British and American leaders.  In […]

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Trump the charmer

Let me start by congratulating Donald J Trump. The guy’s a master of the deal and all things flim-flam. I watched him last night seamlessly insert himself into Shane Lowry’s golfing win with his repeated support for a united Ireland and his celebratory removal of the 10% tariff on Irish whiskey.  I had to make […]

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Trump slouches towards Doonbeg

— Ireland should be downright mortified to host Donald Trump — not politely embarrassed, not diplomatically conflicted, but red‑faced, soul‑itching ashamed. Because rolling out the céad míle fáilte for Trump isn’t hospitality; it’s self‑sabotage dressed up as charm. This is a country that sells itself — proudly — as principled, peace‑driven, and allergic to authoritarian […]

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Fine Gael and a united Ireland

For decades, Fine Gael—historically branded “The United Ireland Party”—has largely approached constitutional change with measured caution.However, as momentum for an eventual border poll builds, general principles are no longer sufficient.To remain credible, Fine Gael must deliver a truly practical, detailed blueprint that moves beyond standard rhetoric and addresses the tangible mechanics of Irish reunification. A […]

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The Right wing Latin Mass Brigade – bt Joe McVeigh

    The Catholic Voice is a right wing fundamentalist magazine which has an address in Knock, Co Mayo. You will find it in some churches throughout Ireland. It is not clear who is distributing this rag or who is funding the outfit which produces it. In the most recent edition the editor advocates a return […]

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