The Irish Republic has much to be ashamed about in its attitude to the hell the Provisional IRA unleashed on Northern...
October Articles
When it comes to the law, cards are heavily stacked against critics of republicanism
It’s got to the stage that people are afraid to say anything in case they get sued, Ruth,” wrote Dr Ken Funston,...
Riveting exposé of RHI shows us Stormont needs radical reform before return of devolution
Tribal politics at very heart of scandal over botched green energy scheme, writes Ruth Dudley Edwards Published: 28...
Three inspiring Orangemen who fought the good fight for their Christian faith and for fairness
The late Brian Kennaway, Michael Phelan and Ian Wilson did so much for reconciliation, says Ruth Dudley Edwards...
Unionists should embrace deal and recover confidence of bygone days
Published: 19 October 2019 “Sod the United Kingdom. Great Britain is fine. Leave Northern Ireland to Ireland.” This...
DUP must see sense or it risks spectre of Corbyn in No.10
Published: 19 October 2019 Having begun as a slightly reluctant Leaver, I have become very hardline over the last...
I see Arlene Foster’s fears and suspicions – but here’s why she MUST back Boris Johnson’s deal
Published: 18 October 2019 Before the 2016 referendum I, like so many others, dithered about how to vote, not least...
The New IRA will be thrilled with its Channel 4 interview
Published: 17 October 2019 Twitter is a useful safety valve. I’ve been enjoying some reactions to a bizarre...
Willie Frazer was a product of the Troubles, his life littered with loved ones slain by the IRA
Loyalist activist drew strong, often hostile, opinions, but his family suffered greatly, writes Ruth Dudley Edwards...
Uncomfortable truths cannot simply be wished away by totalitarian intolerance
‘Heresy-hunting’ now at a level where contrary views can see you being ostracised, writes Ruth Dudley Edwards...