Kingsmill, Sinn Fein, and why stability in Northern Ireland is still a long way off
It’s over a year since the devolved Executive in Northern Ireland collapsed, after the late Martin McGuinness, then deputy first minister, resigned. The pretext was
It’s over a year since the devolved Executive in Northern Ireland collapsed, after the late Martin McGuinness, then deputy first minister, resigned. The pretext was
On Monday, Brexit negotiations over the Irish border broke down in spectacular confusion, leaving a number of unanswered questions amid the claims and counterclaims. Did
The other day, a chap with whom I’d hitherto got on fine embraced me at a London party, then realised from the conversation what I’d
I only ever met Martin McGuinness once. It was January 31, 1972, the day after Bloody Sunday, when we had a brief exchange in an upstairs
The tributes to Martin McGuinness are flowing so thick and fast on his death that it is worth recalling what a truly bad bastard he
I returned to France this weekend from a two-week visit to Belfast and was struck, not for the first time, that no one I met
If you do not read the economist David McWilliams, you should. Even if you do not agree with every word of his views – I
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