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Turning Up The Heat

Here's a question for you. What's the similarity between Sinn Fein and the UK Conservative Party? Answer. They're no strangers to scandal. Yup, the Shinners have...

It’s Scandal Time Again

We don't know what it was like in your schooldays, but in our day, when anyone got something spectacularly wrong in class or elsewhere,...

Southerners, Sickness & Sailing

There might be no money in the piggy bank up at Stormont, and no prospect of any more coming through from the beleaguered Sir...

Talk Of The Town

When Sir Keir Starmer stood up and started talking about the Middle Eastern sausages the other day at the Labour Party Conference, there were...

Bad News Friday

One would have imagined that the idea of issuing bad news on a late Friday afternoon would be a little dated, perhaps. But no...

Counting The Pennies

There was a cameo moment during the otherwise dull Assembly debate about the long-awaited draft Programme for Government which caught our eye. Timothy Gaston, who...

The Chickens Come Home To Roost

The first few days of September can be a bit depressing, can't they? Especially if you're of school age and have to put that...

I Never Promised You A Rose Garden

Sir Keir Starmer's honeymoon period as PM was always going to come to an end, but it's come a little bit sooner than some...

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...
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