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British Government to Stick with EU Rules to Avoid Double Irish Trading Border

January 30, 2025 cwiadmin

One year ago, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) returned to power sharing under the pressure of a mounting industrial crisis which culminated in the January 18th public sector strike. This was the biggest strike in […]

Defeating the far right

Governments in Dublin and London play the Brexit blame-game on asylum seekers issue 

May 2, 2024 Donal O'Cofaigh

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 […]

Ireland-North

DUP leadership crisis adds to pressures on Stormont

April 12, 2024 Militant Left

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 […]

Ireland-North

On the political crisis in the DUP

June 19, 2021 Anton McCabe (Militant Left, Omagh)

The removal of Edwin Poots as DUP leader has plunged politics into a crisis. We do not yet know how deep this is. The crisis, though, reflects the extreme limitations of Northern Ireland’s vaunted ‘peace […]

Ireland-North

Northern Ireland: Irish sea borders leaves Unionism under siege on the centenary of the northern state

January 27, 2021 Cllr Donal O'Cofaigh

The new year heralded additional checks and customs duties being imposed on goods as they transit into Northern Ireland on the Irish sea. The move was conceded in negotiations with the EU by the Tory […]

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