31 Dec |
Out, out, out! Time to purge! Let the deportations begin |
Sunday Independent |
18 Dec |
The issue of the border will pale in comparison to the fraught abortion debate in the republic |
Belfast Telegraph |
17 Dec |
These Sinn Fein proxies do not deserve respect |
Sunday Independent |
11 Dec |
The trouble with closed minds is that they make for very dull, meaningless conversations |
Belfast Telegraph |
4 Dec |
By stoking fear over return to a hard border, Gerry Adams is exploiting the Brexit issue |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Nov |
A divided Ireland is providing fertile ground for grievance-mongers |
Reaction |
27 Nov |
Gerry Adams’s hate campaign against the Protestants of Ulster shows no sign of slowing |
Belfast Telegraph |
26 Nov |
Abandon hope: Ballymurphy republicans never really retire |
Sunday Independent |
24 Nov |
A shared history means Britain and Ireland remain intertwined |
The Telegraph |
20 Nov |
Don’t set your hopes too high … despite the hype, Adams hasn’t gone away, you know |
Belfast Telegraph |
20 Nov |
This vain, poisonous liar says he’s quitting… if only it was true: RUTH DUDLEY EDWARDS says Gerry Adams will continue to influence Sinn Fein even if he does step down |
Daily Mail |
12 Nov |
Compensation culture in jails shows how easy it is to exploit our rights-based and unequal system |
Belfast Telegraph |
12 Nov |
How true patriots kept free speech alive in Ireland |
Sunday Independent |
10 Nov |
I detect the bullying hand of the EU in Ireland’s surprise Brexit ultimatum. It must be rejected |
The Telegraph |
6 Nove |
Republicanism must learn from statesman who realised consent was only road to a united Ireland |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Oct |
Second passport doesn’t have to mean a change in your national identity |
Belfast Telegraph |
29 Oct |
An articulate, intelligent war hero takes on republicans |
Sunday Independent |
23 Oct |
Belfast Agreement clear on Irish unity, but that’s no reason for unionism to worry |
Belfast Telegraph |
16 Oct |
Virtue signallers like Clinton and Weinstein have always treated ‘little people’ with contempt |
Belfast Telegraph |
15 Oct |
Martin has got Bertie on the ropes |
Sunday Independent |
8 Oct |
When it comes to Catalonia, nationalists want partition and unionists want unity |
Belfast Telegraph |
3 Oct |
There’s an art to exposing your opponents as hate-filled ideologues, and Jacob Rees-Mogg has mastered it |
The Telegraph |
2 Oct |
Jim McDowell is a journalist who has led from the front to expose NI’s gangsters and low-lifes |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Oct |
Defenders of democracy must now unit against extremes of Sinn Fein |
Sunday Independent |
25 Sept |
Totalitarian Sinn Fein riven by dissent as councillors in south exit amid bullying claims |
Belfast Telegraph |
18 Sept |
Youth needs to have some life experience before it is ready to elect politicians |
Belfast Telegraph |
17 Sept |
‘Face the facts: jihadis are here and they want to wipe out infidels…’ |
Sunday Independent |
11 Sept |
Under Gerry Adams, Sinn Fein amounts to a malignant growth on the whole island |
Belfast Telegraph |
4 Sept |
How republican propagandists tried and failed to discredit the legacy of Sean O’Callaghan |
Belfast Telegraph |
3 Sept |
Tom Oliver lived for his family and was murdered for the IRA |
Sunday Independent |
28 Aug |
How my dear friend Sean O’Callaghan showed the true meaning of redemption |
Belfast Telegraph |
27 Aug |
My friend Sean: a patriot who turned from terror to become an inspiration |
Sunday Independent |
21 Aug |
When it comes to Brexit, the EU establishment is obsessed with its own self-interest |
Belfast Telegraph |
20 Aug |
Irish politicians should avoid the united Ireland cul-de-sac |
Sunday Independent |
14 Aug |
The liberal authoritarians manipulating social media in order to stifle honest debate |
Belfast Telegraph |
7 Aug |
Lynch mob may have killed off the career of Kevin Myers |
Belfast Telegraph |
6 Aug |
You’d wonder about the people who join political parties that tolerate no dissent |
Sunday Independent |
31 July |
It is possible to identify as both British and Irish and that is an awkward truth for Sinn Fein |
Belfast Telegraph |
25 July |
Top Orangeman’s message of respect ignored amid howls of criticism |
Belfast Telegraph |
24 July |
How politicians both north and south can stop Irish language being a weapon in SF’s arsenal |
Belfast Telegraph |
23 July |
Policy on the hoof and a dead horse strategy |
Sunday Independent |
17 July |
It is about time unionists called Sinn Fein’s bluff over its demand for new human rights legistlation |
Belfast Telegraph |
10 July |
Shame at IRA’s blood-soaked, futile campaign explains Sinn Fein’s desire to rewrite history |
Belfast Telegraph |
9 July |
The Irish and the Canadians: grievances, guns and socks |
Sunday Independent |
3 July |
Whatever the cost of keeping royals on the road, taxpayers should be quite happy to pay it |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 June |
Don’t believe the doom-mongering — the DUP deal will be good for Northern Ireland |
Prospect Magazine |
28 June |
As any Muppet can tell you, Gerry Adams – it isn’t easy being green |
Belfast Telegraph |
28 June |
This DUP deal turns the tables on Gerry Adams |
The Times |
26 June |
Jeremy Corbyn and anti-DUP stripper did fantastic job in livening up my Saturday |
Belfast Telegraph |
25 June |
Dinosaur chasers betray their guilty consciences over DUP hunt |
Sunday Independent |
19 June |
Thrown by the election result, Gerry Adams realises he has painted himself into a corner |
Belfast Telegraph |
15 June |
No, bringing in the DUP will not shatter peace in Northern Ireland. Here’s why… |
Daily Telegraph |
12 June |
DUP suddently very serious plaers and stakes could hardly be higher |
Belfast Telegraph |
12 June |
Tough talks won’t faze the leader who survived IRA |
Daily Mail |
11 June |
How one woman’s misfortune can be another’s opportunity |
Sunday Independent |
5 June |
If there’s a hung parliament, Gerry Adams will presenthis wish list to Jeremy Corbyn |
Belfast Telegraph |
31 May |
TAKING THE PEACE Jeremy Corbyn insists his only link to the IRA was as a peacemaker but it’s lies, says Irish historian Ruth Duley Edwards |
SUN |
29 May |
Hysterical and abusive, how Shinnerbots display their utter contempt for free speech |
Belfast Telegraph |
22 May |
North and south, Sinn Fein’s horrible attitude has made it the real Nasty Party |
Belfast Telegraph |
21 May |
If you can’t kill Unionists, traduce and demoralise them |
Sunday Independent |
18 May |
Jeremy Corbyn’s three decades of comfort and aid to the Provisionals |
Belfast Telegraph |
15 May |
Brainwashing seems to be an issue with young Irish speakers judging by TV’s The Top Table |
Belfast Telegraph |
8 May |
Ignore Sinn Fein’s mischief making about a border poll that hardly anyone wants |
Belfast Telegraph |
7 May |
McDonald had many choices but has walked a murky path |
Sunday Independent |
1 May |
Final message that leaves us in no doubt about the loyalties of former Deputy First Minister |
Belfast Telegraph |
24 April |
With Foster embracing the Irish language, chief mourner O’Neill has got some ground to make up |
Belfast Telegraph |
24 April |
I’m frequently accused of not liking Gerry Adams… and I cannot really deny the charge |
Belfast Telegraph |
23 April |
Brexit is not going away so we need to just get on with it |
Sunday Independent |
17 April |
Gerry Adams could learn a lesson in moral courage from the late Bishop Richmond |
Belfast Telegraph |
10 April |
Alliance styles itself the voice of rerason, but is a leading force of intolerance on City Council |
Belfast Telegraph |
9 April |
Trojan horse of republicanism can’t hide truth about Troubles |
Sunday Independent |
3 April |
History tells us the resolute Mr Reiss may be just the man to knock a few heads together at Stormont |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 April |
The unvarnished truth about women in power |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Mar |
Gerry Adams never wastes a crisis |
Prospect Magazine |
27 Mar |
Ruth Dudley Edwards: McGuinness asked how I’d deal with the Northern Ireland situation: ‘I’d intern you and Adams,’ I said |
Belfast Telegraph |
26 Mar |
Sinn Fein badly damaged by loss of Martin McGuinness |
Sunday Independent |
23 Mar |
Will Bill Clinton spare a thought for IRA victims? |
Belfast Telegraph |
21 Mar |
Behind the smile, Martin McGuinness was a mass murderer with menace inhis eyes – who only turned to peace when he was beaten |
Daily Mail |
20 Mar |
Thank you for all the laughs, Martina, and for showing us a side Sinn Fein tries to conceal |
Belfast Telegraph |
17 Mar |
Is the sun settingon power-sharing at Stormont? |
capX |
13 Mar |
Why is it right for Dublin to take nationalist line but not for London to take a unionist one? |
Belfast Telegraph |
12 Mar |
Time to call off the lynch mob: the nuns were victims too |
Sunday Independent |
6 Mar |
Northern Ireland elections: more polarisation |
Prospect Magazine |
6 Mar |
Unionists need to start acting like patriots rather than nationalists or war will be lost |
Belfast Telegraph |
4 Mar |
Tribalism wins the day again and it’s all just so depressing |
Belfast Telegraph |
27 Feb |
Ruth Dudley Edwards: Open letter to Mrs O’Neill — being opposed to republicans does not make one sectartian |
Belfast Telegraph |
26 Feb |
Former Archbishop of Dublin was a good man forced into the wrong job |
Sunday Independent |
20 Feb |
Clock is ticking for Taoiseach as controversy surrounding whistleblowing garda deepens |
Belfast Telegraph |
13 Feb |
Colum Eastwood must change strategy and now adopt a more grown-up attitude to world and local politics |
Belfast Telegraph |
12 Feb |
Brendan McGahon refused to stop shaming sneaky regarders |
Sunday Independent |
10 Feb |
Omagh relatives brave example of what to do if justice system fails |
Belfast Telegraph |
6 Feb |
Nominating McGuinness for a peace prize hasn’t helped his own party to bury the past |
Belfast Telegraph |
30 Jan |
Jeremy Corbyn has a lengthy track record of defending oppressors, not their victims |
Belfast Telegraph |
29 Jan |
Edna Kenny’s first duty is to protect our democracy |
Sunday Independent |
23 Jan |
Arlene Foster, like Margaret Thatcher, has had to combat misogyny in her political career |
Belfast Telegraph |
20 Jan |
Stop talking rubbish Martin McGuinness and try saying sorry instead |
Belfast Telegraph |
16 Jan |
Stormont crisis: Northern Ireland is no longer the centre of the universe so forget about looking for help elsewhere |
Belfast Telegraph |
15 Jan |
Both the DUP and Sinn Fein have angry supporters to placate |
Sunday Independent |
10 Jan |
Gerry Adams entry into the fray turned row toxic — if McGuinness had been well he would have found a way to some kind of compromise |
Belfast Telegraph |
9 Jan |
Why Northern Ireland’s fragile power sharing is under threat |
CNN |
9 Jan |
It’s now time to confront the lies told for years about RUC’s intrepid Special Branch |
Belfast Telegraph |
2 Jan |
Other than the usual suspects, here are some people we could weel do without in 2017 |
Belfast Telegraph |
1 Jan |
Grandees require a push if they can’t deport themselves |
Sunday Independent |