Of lying (and truth) in politics (SRF Radio 2)

Of lying (and truth) in politics (SRF Radio 2)13 March 2017 Martin ALIOTH interviewed Allan LEONARD (Northern Ireland Foundation), journalist Jenny HOLLAND, and Enda YOUNG (Transformative Connections), for SRF Swiss Radio 2 programme, Context (audio extract (German)): Allan LEONARD, Jenny HOLLAND, and Enda YOUNG interviewed by Martin ALIOTH for SRF Swiss Radio programme, Context (audio... Continue Reading →

GAA chiefs in Co Tyrone have said they are aware of the removal of advertising banners bearing a map of Northern Ireland from a ground at the weekend. Four banners were removed during a club championship fixture at Galbally on Saturday evening. The Tyrone senior, intermediate and junior championships are sponsored by Donnelly Vauxhall, which... Continue Reading →

GAA chiefs in Co Tyrone have said they are aware of the removal of advertising banners bearing a map of Northern Ireland from a ground at the weekend. Four banners were removed during a club championship fixture at Galbally on Saturday evening. The Tyrone senior, intermediate and junior championships are sponsored by Donnelly Vauxhall, which... Continue Reading →

Banners with Northern Ireland map removed at GAA match

GAA chiefs in Co Tyrone have said they are aware of the removal of advertising banners bearing a map of Northern Ireland from a ground at the weekend. Four banners were removed during a club championship fixture at Galbally on Saturday evening. The Tyrone senior, intermediate and junior championships are sponsored by Donnelly Vauxhall, which... Continue Reading →

Sir, – Once upon a time, I was an ardent nationalist; it wasn’t, in retrospect, an intellectual position. I was younger then and easily moved by simplistic slogans and melancholic tunes. Education, maturity and the power of empathy ended my conceited sense of myself as belonging to a race of people that were intrinsically more... Continue Reading →

British identity and Northern Ireland

Sir, – Once upon a time, I was an ardent nationalist; it wasn’t, in retrospect, an intellectual position. I was younger then and easily moved by simplistic slogans and melancholic tunes. Education, maturity and the power of empathy ended my conceited sense of myself as belonging to a race of people that were intrinsically more... Continue Reading →

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