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The Constitutional Convention: Non-Resident Voting
The Constitutional Convention is back, after a fairly lengthy absence. It has a slightly fuller schedule for the reminder of its existence though, and the next thing up on the agenda is an important one. Non-Resident Voting Simply put, this … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Convention, Ireland, Politics
Tagged ccven, constitutional convention, dail, ireland, non-resident voting, northern ireland, politcs, seanad
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Football 10/11: vs Northern Ireland (Nations Cup) and vs Juventus (Gary Neville’s Testimonial
Two meaningless matches, but one of them wasn’t supposed to be. The Nations Cup has rapidly become an embarrassment. a title stapled onto a friendly match that very few people are interested in, even the players. It should be noted that … Continue reading
Posted in Football 10/11, Sport
Tagged 2-1, 5-0, football, gary neville, juventus, nations cup, northern ireland, sport, testimonial
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Terrorism=Nuisance
The death of Ronan Kerr is troubling, obviously, and one wonders just what kind of reaction we should expect. Terrorism is something that we will never be able to fully eradicate, anymore then you could ever fully eradicate fundamentalist teachings … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics
Tagged failure, ignore, ira, law and order, northern ireland, nuisance, omagh, police, psni, ronan kerr, terrorism, union, unite
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Football 10/11: vs Wales (Nations Cup)
See, I think this could be a great idea. Rugby Union’s Six Nations is one of the biggest sporting tournaments in the British Isles and Ireland, perhaps the biggest. Footballs Home Nations tournament, the Soccer equivalent, died a fairly slow … Continue reading
Posted in Football 10/11, Sport
Tagged 3-0, carling nations cup, duff, football, gibson, home nations, ireland, northern ireland, scotland, sport, wales
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Bullet Magnet by Mick Flynn
It’s alright. Not the best military memoir I’ve read, but not the worst either. Flynn is one of the most experienced and decorated soldiers in the British Army and this is his story, from start to finish – Northern Ireland, the … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Counter Insurgency (COIN), History, Iraq, Middle East, Reviews, War
Tagged Afghanistan, bosnia, bullet magnet, decorated, falklands, Iraq, memoir, mick flynn, nco, northern ireland, ranker, review, war
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The Saville Inquiry: Addendum
Just to address a few comments. Some have pointed out that current Sinn Fein deputy leader Martin McGuinness was also involved in Bloody Sunday, perhaps violently. Should he face prosecution? I will make no attempt to hide my dislike of Sinn Fein, but regardless, if the Inquiry … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 para, battle honors, bloody sunday, commendations, justice, martin mcguinness, northern ireland, politics, saville inquiry
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To Ourselves, Article Three
3.1. It is the firm will of the Irish nation, in harmony and friendship, to unite all the people who share the territory of the island of Ireland, in all the diversity of their identities and traditions, recognising that a … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Politics, To Ourselves
Tagged article three, constitution, good friday, ireland, northern ireland, politics, referendum, to ourselves
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