I come from Dublin and live in London, but I love Northern Ireland and have been missing it and my friends here during lockdown Published: 7 October 2020 So I was glad to go to Belfast last week, even though it was for consultations with lawyers about yet another...
Well, the tweet from editor Alistair Bushe last Wednesday saying I was joining the News Letter certainly got the Shinnerbots excited. Published: 29 September 2020 For those of you who ignore social media, these are the armies of Sinn Fein supporters who assemble on...
UK’s critics guilty of double standards when it comes to Leavers Published: 21 September 2020 Many nationalists interpret the GFA to mean,” tweeted the commentator Owen Polley last week, “if a policy advances the cause of an all-Ireland state, it’s definitely,...
The Democratic Party has a habit of falling for bogus Irish republican narratives Published: 18 September 2020 If it wasn’t for that strain in the Democratic party that takes leave of its senses when it thinks about Ireland, we shouldn’t worry that President Joe Biden...
Woke generation are destroying everything that we value Published: 14 September 2020 I got completely stuck over the last couple of years, as I tried to write my latest crime novel, Death of a Snowflake, which, as you might guess, is about the lunacies of identity...
People blind to European Union’s bid to create a federation Published: 7 September 2020 I’ve now finished reading Ireland and the EU Post Brexit (which I wrote about last week) by Ray Bassett, a former Irish ambassador to Canada, whose public...
Anthony Amore alleges IRA bomber Rose Dugdale stole The Guitar Player in 1974 The American museum security expert says she was involved the Vermeer heist The painting worth £22.5 million today was stolen from Kenwood House, London Published: 6 September 2020 The...
Shouldn’t Sinn Fein’s poster boy echo Nigel Dodds by condemning all terrorist murders, asks Ruth Dudley Edwards Published: 30 September 2019 I’d love to believe that Sinn Fein are genuine about reconciliation, but they don’t half make it...
Ireland’s role in ‘radicalising’ curriculum in West Bank and Gaza linked to need for Arab votes at UN, claims Ruth Dudley Edwards Published: 23 September 2019 I have great respect for the professionalism of the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs. So I was surprised...
They lived only to make music but the IRA killed them anyway, writes Ruth Dudley Edwards Published: 16 September 2019 The 11 young men of the renowned Royal Marines Band Service who were massacred by the bomb planted at Deal Barracks on September 22, 1989 were not...
