Issues arising from Brexit once again dominate media coverage of relations between the London and Dublin governments. This time the frictions, which have mounted to include the cancellation of Ministerial meetings, follow claims that the […]
Last week, Sinn Féin’s Stormont Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald published the Executive’s draft budget for the fiscal year 2024-2025. It may have been late in coming but it was every bit as bad as has […]
There has been a lot of internet chatter in Bangor, Ards and other places in Northern Ireland about asylum seekers taking jobs, housing and even places on GPs and dentist’s waiting lists. Some people feel […]
Jeffrey Donaldson MP resigned his position as Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) party leader suddenly and unexpectedly on the morning of Good Friday, the twenty-seventh since the Belfast agreement was negotiated in 1997. The announcement came […]
Young workers in Ireland are increasingly struggling and facing deeper financial insecurity. Prices have been going up and up, but the minimum wage fails to keep pace. Young workers are often employed in low paid […]
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