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Tom Kelly: Not since the days of John Hume and Seamus Mallon have I heard such passion and vision in the SDLP â The Irish News
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (946+ words) Tom Kelly is an Irish News columnist with a background in politics and public relations. He is also a former member of the Policing Board. FOR 35 years, I’ve been attending party conferences, conventions and ard fheiseanna as a delegate, visitor,…...
Faith: Ann Widdecombe wasn’t afraid of disagreement and we shouldn’t be either
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (791+ words) MOURNERS gathered at Buckfast Abbey in Devon in southern England last month for the funeral of Ann Widdecombe. It was a brief report, easily overlooked amid the coverage that followed her death. Yet it was the one that stayed with…...
Noel Doran: Andy Burnham should learn from Tony Blair about Ireland
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (743+ words) Noel Doran has been a journalist for over 40 years and was editor of The Irish News from 1999 to 2024. WE did not have to wait for long for Andy Burnham to confirm that he is the latest in a long line…...
Garvaghy Road women fear for future as Orange Order reopens Drumcree dispute
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (965+ words) Young mothers on the Garvaghy Road have spoken of their fears after the Orange Order revealed plans to reopen a bitter parade dispute that was settled almost 30 years ago. Tensions on the mainly nationalist area of Portadown have increased significantly…...
Ireland’s future must be decided by the people of Ireland - Mary Lou McDonald
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (778+ words) Today, Michelle O’Neill and I will travel to Cardiff to meet Scotland’s First Minister and SNP leader John Swinney, and Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth. We will come from different political traditions and different constitutional circumstances, but we will…...
Parades Commission needs to consider growing Catholic population across Portadown in any Drumcree decision, former MLA says
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (592+ words) The Parades Commission must take account of the growing Catholic population across nationalist areas of Portadown when considering if the Orange Order is allowed to march through the Garvaghy Road area, a former MLA has said. The call comes after…...
Donations cap to be debated in wake of £72 million Reform gifts
19+ hour, 53+ min ago (499+ words) Peers are to debate calls for a cap on political donations amid concern from campaigners over two £36 million donations from crypto-billionaires to Reform UK. The donations from Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo, disclosed over the weekend, together amount to three…...
Donald Trump makes announcement on whiskey tariffs as he brings Irish visit to a close
23+ hour, 6+ min ago (860+ words) Donald Trump made a surprise announcement that he was removing US tariffs on Irish whiskey as he brought his two-day visit to Ireland to a close. Crowds cheered the US President as he made the announcement on the 18th green during…...
Drone may have been meant for Boris Johnson’s train, says Ukrainian railway firm
1+ day, 16+ min ago (522+ words) A Russian drone attack on a station in Ukraine may have been aimed at a train carrying dignitaries including Boris Johnson, the country’s railways operator has said. The attack hit a train at Yahodyn station, on the Polish border, shortly…...
John Manley: He may be crude and clumsy but Donald Trump has joined the growing conversation about constitutional change
1+ day, 54+ min ago (632+ words) John Manley has spent the vast bulk of his 25 year-plus journalistic career with The Irish News. He has been the paper's Political Correspondent since 2012, having previously worked as a Business Reporter. He is a past winner of the CIPR's Business…...