| 26 Dec |
Around world and back here at home, there is still much we should be cheerful about |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 19 Dec |
2016 year of commemoration has given many people a real thirst to uncover historical truths |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 12 Dec |
We should all be congratulating the great Dr Ken Whitaker on reaching 100 |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 11 Dec |
It would appear the useful idiots and sneaking regarders haven’t gone away |
Sunday Independent |
| 5 Dec |
Irish president Higgins should learn from Queen about airing politial views |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 28 Nov |
Sinn Fein seek reconciliation, yet they insist it can only be achieved in a united Ireland |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 2 Nov |
President Higgins puts his left foot in it with gushing praise for Fidl Castro |
Sunday Independent |
| 21 Nov |
To understand Donald Trump, we should take a closer look at a Prsident of bygone years |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 20 Nov |
The old-school Irish-American certainties are in the grave |
Sunday Independent |
| 16 Nov |
British exit, Irish wound |
Prospect Magazine |
| 14 Nov |
Why are the general public who voted for radical change then branded Neanderthals? |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 7 Nov |
Northern Ireland should exploit its many natural advantages and not hold out the begging bowl |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 6 Nov |
Whatever happens in the US on Tuesday, Eddie the pit bull will still get doughnuts |
Sunday Independent |
| 31 Oct |
Lowering UK’s voting age to 16 would be an act of suicidal madness liable to ruin nation |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 24 Oct |
Enemies of the state are using skewed justice system to push aside innocent terror victims |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 23 Oct |
It’s not racist to want to control national borders |
Sunday Independent |
| 17 Oct |
Eastwood’s selective style of tolerance could lead to problems for SDLP in future |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 10 Oct |
Leave Gerry Adams to indulge in token protests, it is others who are grafting for best Brexit deal |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 9 Oct |
We should stop moaning and embrace Brexit change |
Sunday Independent |
| 6 Oct |
Orange Order’s inertia is not sufficient excuse for putting off decision on attending Mass |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 3 Oct |
Terry Wogan the man who reminded the British and Irish of depth of their affection for one another |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 26 Sept |
Don’t worry, BBC … Gerry Adams will not be suing Spotlight any time soon |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 25 Sept |
Adams: Should he stay or should he go? |
Sunday Independent |
| 19 Sept |
Celtic and Rangers fans must show common decency’s more important than club loyalties |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 18 Sept |
Culture warriors now making war on writers of fiction |
Sunday Independent |
| 12 Sept |
Gerry Adams’ ‘take the money and run’ call over £11bn Apple tax case shows up his total naivety |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 5 Sept |
Celtic Green Brigade need to learn truth about history of Palestine |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 28 Aug |
Celtic fans who vent their narrow-minded hatred of Israel should be given the red card |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 28 Aug |
Now on his third political marriage, Martin McGuinness is going through a rough patch |
Sunday Independent |
| 18 Aug |
Daithi McKay resignation over Jamie Bryson coaching claims: Sharp-suited young men think they’re smarter than they really are |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 15 Aug |
Men like the late British diplomat Sir David Goodall unsung heroes of the peace |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 14 Aug |
Don’t ban the burqa, but restrict where it is worn |
Sunday Independent |
| 8 Aug |
The executed Sir Roger had many virtues… but dark side of his nature must not be ignored |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 1 Aug |
There are harder anniversaries to come, but the way we marked 1916 gives me hope for future |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 31 Jul |
EU is no longer the solution – it is the problem |
Sunday Independent |
| 25 Jul |
Bad luck, Martin McGuinness: Theresa May and Arlene Foster will enure Brexit does not lead to a united Ireland |
The Telegraph |
| 25 Jul |
Republic and UK are now firm friends and equal partners, Brexit will not change that |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 18 Jul |
Progress will be fine if those interested in island’s future work together for best terms |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 17 Jul |
It’s all change at Tory HQ and open warfare between Labout factions |
Sunday Independent |
| 11 Jul |
Why it would be madness to bank on Andrea Deadsom by putting her in Downing Street |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 4 Jul |
Beseiged and looking more bewildered by the day, just how long can Jeremy Corbyn struggle along at the help? |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 3 Jul |
Broken alliances and bad blood in fight for British independence |
Sunday Independent |
| 27 Jun |
The vote to leave Europe does not pave the way for a united Ireland, no matter what Gerry Adams may argue |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 26 Jun |
Brexit may enable Ireland to help the EU save itself |
Sunday Independent |
| 20 Jun |
Yes, so Ireland was occupied – get over it and look at how the invaders spared us a worse fate |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 19 Jun |
Talking has slowly made us better as a people |
Sunday Independent |
| 16 Jun |
No shrinking violet, but by fuelling fire of abortion row President’s wife may have made major mistake |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 13 Jun |
It’s not extreme views that incur wrath of others, my critics just can’t stand that I can respect a different tribe |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 6 Jun |
Success on the pitch would be the perfect way for resurgent Rangers to confound those who choose to demonise the club |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 5 Jun |
Don’t let the guilty get away with it |
Sunday Independent |
| 30 May |
Whatever way the vote swings on June 23, the arrogant EU is destined to be author of its own downfall |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 23 May |
Reality bites as Assembly puts spanner in the works of Sinn Fein’s equal pay mechanism |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 22 May |
‘Gerrypicking’ the victims of the Troubles |
Sunday Independent |
| 16 May |
No shirnking violet, but by fuelling fire of abortion row President’s wife may have made major mistake |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 9 May |
Rise in female MLAs good for an Assembly that’s suffered from excess of testosterone and tribalism |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 8 May |
No, Gerry, you were never kept on a plantation |
Sunday Independent |
| 2 May |
If you are not going to vote on Thursday, then don’t complain if outcome is a fudge like we have in Dublin |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 25 Apr |
Driven by hate, intransigent offshoots of republicanism just cannot be reasoned with |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 24 Apr |
Adams will put cult before country as Martin ensures centre holds against SF |
Sunday Independent |
| 22 Apr |
Queen’s 90th Birthday: How the monarch won Irish hearts |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 21 Apr |
The fading myths of Easter 1916 |
Prospect Magazine |
| 18 Apr |
Too many of us weighed down by burden of enmity |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 14 Apr |
It was naive of Sublin to expect unionists to honour Easter Rising |
News Letter |
| 11 Apr |
Misnomers and myths abound in Sinn Fein telling of 1916 |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 10 Apr |
Red pencils for Sinn Fein’s ersatz cultural revolution |
Sunday Independent |
| 4 Apr |
Let’s all embrace new appetite for truth not myths |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 28 Mar |
Commemoration in Dublin of Easter Rising very fitting |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 27 Mar |
What sort of an Ireland did the Rising’s leaders want? |
Sunday Independent |
| 21 Mar |
Sinn Fein words show us there may be hope after all |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 20 Mar |
1916: Ireland’s bloody legacy |
Sunday Times |
| 20 Mar |
The mysteries of the strange Pearse family |
Sunday Independent |
| 14 Mar |
Hasty U-turn can’t hide fact the Sinn Fein mask slipped |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 13 Mar |
The frank confessions of an unrepentant lackey |
Sunday Independent |
| 9 Mar |
How Americans pushed the Irish to war |
Boston Globe |
| 7 Mar |
DPP between a rock and a hard place with legacy cases |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 2 Mar |
If we can’t get justice for Omagh bombing, then let us get the truth |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 29 Feb |
Big parties must bite bullet to keep Sinn Fein at bay |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 25 Feb |
Criticism from Sinn Fein won’t change DUP minds on Brexit |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 22 Feb |
The complexity of Irish identity gets stamp of approval |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 21 Feb |
Taoiseach Adams … the first 100 days |
Sunday Independent |
| 15 Feb |
Sinn Fein election hopes may be casualty of Dublin’s gang war |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 14 Feb |
What if the establishment decides to rig it for Hillary? |
Sunday Independent |
| 1 Feb |
Hughes and his ilk unfit to lace boots of Patrick Pearse |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 1 Feb |
Mystery of Nairac proves how truth is casualty of war |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 31 Jan |
The 1916 dead have left us our Fenian fools and liars |
Sunday Independent |
| 25 Jan |
1916 anniversay a time for all sides to tell their story |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 18 Jan |
Arlene Foster respects democracy, unlike the leaders of 1916 |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 17 Jan |
Adams and Sinn Fein are revising the Rising in their own way |
Sunday Independent |
| 11 Jan |
Sinn Fein loves to smear Catholics who object to them |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 4 Jan |
Oliver Letwin’s ‘racist’ comments were nothing of sort |
Belfast Telegraph |
| 3 Janu |
Provos used Hume to acquire veneer of respectability |
Sunday Independent |
