28 Dec |
My list of people Northern Ireland would be a lot better off without |
Belfast Telegraph |
27 Dec |
Out, out, out: the deportations list |
Sunday Independent |
21 Dec |
Famine novel will only appeal to the grievance junkies |
Belfast Telegraph |
14 Dec |
At last, the courts defend our right to expose hoodlums |
Belfast Telegraph |
7 Dec |
Sinn Fein edifice shakes as signs of dissent surface |
Belfast Telegraph |
2 Dec |
Does IRS killer Seamus Kearney have no shame? Anyone with decency would be begging forgiveness |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Nov |
Sinn Fein’s politics are as outdated as the party’s leaders |
Belfast Telegraph |
29 Nov |
Leave the statues alone: they’re part of our history |
Sunday Independent |
23 Nov |
West right to wage war, but Muslims are not the enemy |
Belfast Telegraph |
22 Nov |
Deluded feminists divide us and imperil basic freedoms |
Sunday Independent |
16 Nov |
David McNarry should sort out problems closer to home |
Belfast Telegraph |
15 Nov |
Paris, Balcombe Street and unusual US donors |
Sunday Independent |
14 Nov |
Saturday night fever: The alternatives to reality shows |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Nov |
Orange reaction to KKK painting hurts free speech |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Nov |
Gerry Adams: grievances, spies, spooks and the lies |
Sunday Independent |
2 Nov |
Easter Rising rebels were idealists, but Sinn Fein are foul opportunists |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Nov |
Adams has to travel in two different directions |
Sunday Independent |
26 Oct |
Blustering Gerry Adams just unites his foes with his denials |
Belfast Telegraph |
26 Oct |
Dilenced by feminazis: The disturbing (and bitterly ironic) story of how Germaine Greer is having her voice snatched away by feminist students |
Daily Mail |
25 Oct |
Time to think carefully about who we want in government |
Sunday Independent |
19 Oct |
Victims must not be deserted for sake of political expediency |
Belfast Telegraph |
18 Oct |
Some awkward questions on the Easter Proclamation |
Sunday Independent |
12 Oct |
People cannot be forced to enjoy a different culture |
Belfast Telegraph |
11 Oct |
Enduring lure of mystery keeps crime writers busy |
Sunday Independent |
5 Oct |
Sectarian statues will provoke only bigotry and hatred |
Belfast Telegraph |
4 Oct |
It’s time to get over the fact that the Great Famine was not genocide |
Sunday Independent |
28 Sept |
Former RUC hero stands in stark contrast to vain Sinn Fein leader |
Belfast Telegraph |
27 Sept |
What can we really expect from a pig but a grunt or two? |
Sunday Independent |
26 Sept |
What students really need to know about starting out at university |
Belfast Telegraph |
21 Sept |
John McDonnell gave us a sorry excuse for an apology |
Belfast Telegraph |
20 Sept |
Not much fun for Jezza in the job he never wanted |
Sunday Independent |
14 Sept |
Adams’ blog gives insight, but not in a way he intends |
Belfast Telegraph |
13 Sept |
It’s time that Sinn Fein sorted out its own problems |
Sunday Independent |
8 Sept |
Greenslade’s bid at full disclosure falls short for me |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Aug |
Dead being used to inspire others to kill for Ireland |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Aug |
Still obediently following Fenian instruction booklet |
Sunday Independent |
24 Aug |
Only by admitting to tribalism will we one day conquer it |
Belfast Telegraph |
17 Aug |
Many still cling to misguided ideas of the men of 1916 |
Belfast Telegraph |
16 Aug |
Sexpot Trot gets Left ll hot and bothered |
Sunday Independent |
10 Aug |
Be grateful and ignore Sinn Dein’s victimhood myth |
Belfast Telegraph |
9 Aug |
Ted Heath: A man who didn’t fancy anyone |
Sunday Independent |
3 Aug |
Frankie Boyle so vile that he even managed to split Sinn Fein |
Belfast Telegraph |
2 Aug |
I’m sorry to sound hard-hearted, but we are definitely not Cecil |
Belfast Telegraph |
20 July |
Orange Order needs to face up to reality and act positively on parades issue |
Belfast Telegraph |
19 July |
Donald Trump wants to be President of the United States. Should we worry? |
Sunday Independent |
13 July |
My fascust granny taught me the dangers of nationalism |
Belfast Telegraph |
12 July |
Polygamy, polygyny, polyandry? What’s next? |
Sunday Independent |
6 July |
Sinn Fein winding up unionists with a ban on humour |
Belfast Telegraph |
5 July |
Sinn Fein is panicking as its brothers wreak havoc in Greece |
Sunday Independent |
29 June |
Brave acts cast the spotlight on bigotry of others |
Belfast Telegraph |
28 June |
Obama should maybe follow his own advice and listen to his opponents |
Sunday Independent |
24 June |
As they arrive in Germany, why Queen Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh are an inspiration |
Belfast Telegraph |
22 June |
Two very different sides of the sexual equality debate |
Belfast Telegraph |
21 June |
Hilary or Jeb? There are other choices to a dynastic succession |
Sunday Independent |
15 June |
Proud Orangemen are pro-Protestant, not anti-Catholic |
Belfast Telegraph |
14 June |
Galway is confused, but he’s right about Paisley |
Sunday Independent |
8 June |
Scots lead way in how Orangemen can reach others |
Belfast Telegraph |
7 June |
Obituary: Charles Kennedy |
Sunday Independent |
7 June |
At all costs, get the pronouns right |
Sunday Independent |
1 June |
Spoilt MPs want more from bank of mum and dad |
Belfast Telegraph |
31 May |
The winds of change are blowing through Europe |
Sunday Independent |
27 May |
A death dividing Britain: It’s such an emotive issue — was this father of three girls right to take his life at a Swiss clinic? Here, three writers give their different view |
Daily Mail |
27 May |
Kyle Paisley hints his twin is the man to tame DUP nest of vipers |
Belfast Telegraph |
25 May |
Spare a thought for those who voted No in Ireland |
Daily Telegraph |
24 May |
This was more like an assault than a handshake |
Sunday Independent |
20 May |
Prince Charles has nothing to opolgise for but is happy to forgive — it’s a pty Gerry Adams can’t do the same |
Belfast Telegraph |
18 May |
Dubious eulogy to Jock Davison worthy of proper debate |
Belfast Telegraph |
17 May |
The old leaders of Sinn Fein just won’t let go |
Sunday Independent |
11 May |
Unionists must put the UK above party advantage |
Belfast Telegraph |
10 May |
English preferred steady George Osborne to flaky Russell Brand |
Sunday Independent |
4 May |
Why we should all just give the Old Testament a rest |
Belfast Telegraph |
3 May |
It’s all to play for in the British general election |
Sunday Independent |
1 May |
Dawn Purvis’ background as an apologist for killers cannot be erased |
Belfast Telegraph |
27 Apr |
Queen’s University cannot simply give in to murderous thugs |
Belfast Telegraph |
26 Apr |
Obituary: Lord Mason of Barnsley |
Sunday Independent |
20 Apr |
Sinn Fein’s trolls scored own goal with John Coyle attack |
Belfast Telegraph |
19 Apr |
Why are we still listening to the 1916 Secret Seven |
Sunday Independent |
13 Apr |
Ignore the hysteria and get justice for victimes of Kincora |
Belfast Telegraph |
12 Apr |
We should support the Pope’s crusade against Islamism |
Sunday Independent |
6 Apr |
How Republicans love to perpetuate the romantic myth |
Belfast Telegraph |
5 Apr |
Sinn Fein trapped in a time warp |
Sunday Independent |
5 Apr |
Once discarded like a dead stray, Jean McConfille hasn’t gone away, you know |
Sunday Independent |
30 Mar |
MEP Anderson’s picky about what causes to favour |
Belfast Telegraph |
29 Mar |
Lentils all round: the BBC mishandles Clarkson affair |
Sunday Independent |
23 Mar |
Mitchel McLaughlin has the perfect attributes for Speaker’s job |
Belfast Telegraph |
16 Mar |
Sinn Fein and its tenuous, tribal claims on Rising |
Belfast Telegraph |
15 Mar |
Obituary: Politician James Molyneaux |
Sunday Independent |
15 Mar |
When in trouble, the party just stages another crisis |
Sunday Independent |
9 Mar |
Radical thinking is needed to secure future of Union |
Belfast Telegraph |
8 Mar |
Fear and loathing in Washington |
Sunday Independent |
6 Mar |
Shockingly, te Fourth Plinth horse is actually quite good |
Daily Telegraph |
2 Mar |
Loyalists are just criminals, but republicanism is a cult of fascists |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Mar |
They talk of youth, but old men still lead Sinn Fein |
Sunday Independent |
23 Feb |
SDLP showing courage and cowardice in equal measure |
Belfast Telegraph |
22 Feb |
Lesson in doublespeak from looking-glass land |
Sunday Independent |
16 Feb |
Sinn Fein beating tribal drum particularly hard as poll looms |
Belfast Telegraph |
9 Feb |
Self-important Gerry Adams detached from any reality |
Belfast Telegraph |
8 Feb |
In disgrace: Downfall could serve as lesson to others |
Sunday Independent |
2 Feb |
Broadcasters send the wrong signal by excluding Northern Ireland |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Feb |
Like Pearse, McGuinness is misleading followers |
Sunday Independent |
26 Jan |
Martin Galvin: He may be older, but his hatred remains intact |
Belfast Telegraph |
25 Jan |
‘No to Page 3’ campaign was pathetic and utterly deluded |
Sunday Independent |
19 Jan |
Tony Blair gave in too often, but he did secure the Union |
Belfast Telegraph |
18 Jan |
Presidents and abbots should laugh at themselves |
Sunday Independent |
12 Jan |
Let’s support the Press in duty to confront menace of Islamic terror |
Belfast Telegraph |
11 Jan |
To honour the dead, we should defend free speech |
Sunday Independent |
07 Jan |
So, does Ched Evans deserve a second chance? |
Belfast Telegraph |
05 Jan |
The minister who won’t be cowed by Sinn Fein ‘fury’ |
Belfast Telegraph |
04 Jan |
It’s not easy being royal in the era of social media |
Sunday Independent |