... s A Taste of Ulster Ulster proves magnet for American tourists “As we, all Irishmen, pay tribute to, and revel in, our shared heritage today, let us remember our kinsmen in the poetic land across the Irish Sea and reflect on how we can ensure that they ...

... best long-term solution is one that leads to a united Ireland or to finding ; rfidfor Dublin in the affairs of Northern reland. In theory bringing two opposing forces together to be fused into one harmonious unit looks attractive. But that presupposes that ...

... joined forces with the Provisional IRA fight for a united Ireland. The IRA has been linked in the past with terror groups from the Middle East and Europe, but partnership with the extreme Right in the United States must rank as one of the strangest alliances ...

... no room for temporisin with evil. If murder is to be committed then lfi worthy of the name of being called Ulstermen or _ Irishmen must dissociate themselves utterly and entirely from it. There must be no morale boost to be gained from the taking of human ...

... oMiniflc smnce Sir Winston Churchill spoke therein 19562, ¥ g She and Dr Fitz Gerald and their respective Governments were united in condemning terrorism, ‘s&' ise the differing tradi e ering tradin'ommdifldfiu of the two parts of the community in Northem ...

... wedding ring remained and very little of his wristwatch was ever found. Mr Higgs was givin evidence in the trial of two Irishmen accused of three bomb murders in London. Mr Howarth arrived soon after and he showed him the toilets. “I came out and stood ...

... the border. Increasingly, he also finds it difficult to generate fellow feeling with his compatriots in other parts of the United Kingdom. The ultimate tragedy for any unionist is wgen he uses the world ‘immigrant’ to describe visitors from the land with ...