Senior civil servants in Northern Ireland “impatient for ministers to make the bold decisions”
Public sector leaders have urged the Stormont power-sharing executive to turn optimism about its return into “bold decisions” ...
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Shadow secretary of state says Alliance are 'left wing' and don't have answers to Northern Ireland's problems
The Conservative MP highlighted the state of the health service in Northern Ireland – saying that when ... adding that “the current parties in power have to be put on notice that if this ...
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7 December 1922: Ulster Opts Out of the Irish Free State
² Like the southern state, Northern Ireland was crippled both materially ... it successfully squeezed out smaller parties and reasserted unionist dominance for the next 40 years.
Legal action over claim loyalists were wrongly detained during early days of Troubles to show ‘no bias against Catholics’ settled
A legal action over claims that loyalists were wrongly interned at the height of the Troubles in Northern Ireland to “even up ...
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Smaller NI parties reaction to NI leaders’ debate
Representatives of three of Northern Ireland’s smaller parties standing in the General Election have been giving their reaction to the Northern Ireland Leaders’ debate. Jim Allister of the TUV ...
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Trump ‘had not heard’ about Washington boycott by some NI parties
Asked about Mr Trump saying he was unaware some Northern Ireland parties are undertaking a boycott of the Washington ... I saw Hilary Benn there, the Northern Secretary of State. “I met with the ...
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North, South and across party lines, voters are open to remaking Ireland’s institutions after reunification
On the one hand, Northern ... supporters of parties from across the political spectrum agree that significant changes to the existing political institutions of the Republic of Ireland should ...
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Teenagers in Northern Ireland debate lowering voting age
A group of teenage parliamentarians have come together to debate the merits of lowering the voting age in Northern Ireland to 16.