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Danny Boy

Care2much18

I saw a prominent politician discuss the 134,000 passenger numbers for July, feeding into baseless fears and deflecting from our pressing Covid19 issues.3.5 million passengers went through Dublin Airport in

Willie Drennan

williedrennan

20 of my observations on the NI Protocol. Hoping that some experts can explain why I've got it wrong. http://www.theulsterfolk.com/2019/11/the-northern-ireland-protocol-what-does.html#withdrawalagreement @lawyers4britain @benhabib6 @Bre

William Wright

Williamw1

Brexit & the City: Axel Weber AT @UBS was right to say that London will remain the main European financial centre after Brexit - but the shift in staffing at

Rem Korteweg

remkorteweg

Dinsdag en/of woensdag komt de Taxation Bill in het Britse parlement. De wet komt in de kritieke eindfase van de #Brexit onderhandelingen.Waarom is de wet zo belangrijk? Deze wet kan

T Roberts

TRobertsNI

1/ Full disclosure, I've never been keen on Donald Trump. He lacks emotional intelligence, he grossly exaggerates, he makes false statements, he's rude and he's ignorant. To me, in 2016

Race & Class

Race_Class

THREADEssential reading on policing and deaths in custody in the UK- free to access‘The silence of the custodial system is compounded by the silences of racism. We have chosen to

Cllr. Séamas de Faoite

SeamasBelfast

There's no time like a birthday to look back over old photos, so here's some classics from the SDLP archives for #SDLP50I *think* this is a European Parliament election -

Mark Byers VIII

MarkByersVIII

3 years ago I got on a plane at Newcastle airport, headed for a new life in the USA, for anyone that’s arsed...here’s why... In 2013 I was sent to

Michael Dougan

mdouganlpool

Gove's letter to Commission about NI Protocol is deeply insulting - worthy successor to Trump's truth-twisting method of treating international diplomacy with same contempt & dishonesty as domestic politics. But

YourWullie

YourWullie

'The Way We Were 1968-1983' is a look at British society through the eyes of photographer @HomerSykes. This was a time when British society was going through a period of enormous

Patrick Corrigan

PatrickCorrigan

Who benefitted from slavery in Ireland? When it was abolished in British colonies in 1833, the equivalent of £millions of pounds was paid out in compensation to almost 100 slave

genie nic gabhann

vampyghoul

a thread especially created for @MonarchBluelady :) I really dislike the idea that you’re putting down the struggle of our entire country for centuries for unknown reasons, but I’d really

Joaquim Campa

JoaquimCampa

Cities of the world at the beginning of the 20th century (and end of 19th century) Thread/Fil/Hilo #DeOldify Thank you @citnaj 1. New York City 1911 part. 1 2. Jerusalem,

Coly O'Hare

colydawg

This is Unionism eating itself. A short thread.I had long seen myself as a temporary Unionist Republican. I strongly dislike the term ‘sides’ & have never considered myself to be

Global Counsel

Global_Counsel

This week, two events have returned the #Brexit deal's impact on Northern Ireland to the headlines.Our Adviser Denzil Davidson has written a blog and Twitter thread about the political and

Dr Robert Bohan Artist

RobertBohan

Thread: Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) was an Irish painter who was associated with the Scottish colourists & painted with a French approach. His ability to move between establishment & revolutionary

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