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Beattie’s Beaten But Keir Was Here

It's not immediately obvious why Sir Keir Starmer thought it necessary to fly over here on Monday morning at a time when he should...

The Calm After The Storm

It took a while for our local form of rioting to die down once the English had sorted themselves out. We enjoy our rioting...

A Hundred Thousand Welcomes

Just last week, our headline was about colour. Armagh GAA's distinctive orange and that other orange beloved of 'the other side'. Little did we know...

There’s Orange & There’s Orange

Armagh's marvellous victory in the All Ireland Final at Croke Park on Sunday might have been great news, and great television, for the vast...

Sticks & Stones Might Break Our Bones

It's all gone very quiet out there. There's nothing much happening on the Northern Ireland political front as our MLA types take what they...

Changing Of The Guard

We didn't miss much, did we, over the past couple of weeks? Just the arrival of a new Prime Minister in Downing Street, a...

Our Leaders Are The Best – You Can Bet On It

Who needs to watch Rishi Sunak consigning himself to further doom or Keir Starmer droning on – and on – about nothing in particular?...

Cor, What A Scorcher

Freshly back from an all too short week on the Spanish coast, things were getting steadily hotter during our seven-day trip....to such an extent...

Football, Flags, Families & Farage

In a week when Northern Ireland's chartered accountants said that the dual market access afforded to Northern Ireland post-Brexit is our biggest opportunity for...

It’s All About The Votes, Baby

It's not often that the title of a classic song by The Clash lends itself to Northern Ireland politics, but this one's a clear...

The Life Of O’Reilly

We've always thought Sir Tony O'Reilly was a fascinating figure and he's certainly a man about whom the stories are legend. When he passed...

A Lidl More Conversation

We were in town to help Lidl celebrate the 25th anniversary of opening its very first store in Cookstown back in 1999. Since then,...
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