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Thursday, 26 November 2020
Four of Northern Ireland’s political parties (Sinn Fein, the equally nationalist but anti-violence SDLP, the Greens and the liberal Alliance) …
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Tuesday, 4 August 2020
It is a grievous sin in Ireland, my native country, to speak any ill of the recently dead, but reading …
Continue reading "Hume’s legitimisation of Sinn Fein was an appalling misjudgement"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Tuesday, 5 May 2020
First there was public-spirited co-operation from the old about isolation, then there was irritation about being patronised, then, as we …
Continue reading "How dare they incarcerate the old"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Friday, 6 March 2020
If you thought the Corbyn Labour Party would be a disaster for the United Kingdom, spare a thought for the …
Continue reading "Sinn Fein: the fascists next door"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Thursday, 13 February 2020
Last month, Northern Ireland Secretary of State Julian Smith was the Spectator’s Minister of the Year. This month, to the bewilderment of …
Continue reading "Losing Julian Smith is bad for Northern Ireland"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Wednesday, 5 February 2020
It was a matter of pride in the United Kingdom that so many voters refused even to contemplate a Corbyn …
Continue reading "Sinn Fein poll bounce – have the Irish people lost their moral compass?"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Monday, 20 January 2020
My admiration for Matthew Parris has remained intact throughout the period of his severe attack of Brexit Derangement Syndrome. But, …
Continue reading "Why Northern Ireland won’t be leaving the Union any time soon"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
Friday, 29 November 2019
Two pieces of good news for beleaguered journalists today. Like anyone fearful about the imminent Corbyn Terror, I listened nervously …
Continue reading "Kevin Myers has been vindicated"
By Ruth Dudley Edwards
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