Picture by Northern Ireland Executive Picture by Mick Wallace Picture by John Baucher Amid all the clucking and squawking regarding the existence/non-existence of the IRA, one word has been conspicuous by its absence: NAMA. That’s because the NAMA controversy, where NAMA property in the north was sold […]
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The Twelfth period: a triple whammy for unionism
In the vivid if somewhat coarse wording of The Thick of It’s script-writers, this has been a cluster-fuck of a Twelfth for unionism. First there was the bouncy-bouncy dance of the Finaghy True Blues in Donegall Street, then the alleged murder attempt on the life of a young woman by car-driver and Orangeman John […]