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columnists

Why voters are looking askance at Sinn Féin’s leadership

Sinn Féin’s Westminster abstentionist policy, the lack of an Assembly in the North, and absence from 2016 government formation talks have created a bad smell, writes Daniel McConnell

general

Train trip to yesteryear on the road less travelled

home and gardens

Damien Enright: Welcome return of elvers recorded on bit of tech genius

Budget debates are now getting down to the nitty gritty

golf

Uncrowned jewels: 20 golfing gems that won’t charge eye-watering green fees

news

Solar plan to power 150,000 homes

DUP accuses Boundary Commission of gerrymandering

First Minister Peter Robinson's DUP has today accused the North's Boundary Commission of gerrymandering in a fierce attack on its proposals to reduce the number of Westminster seats to 16.

Tue, 31 Jan, 2012

Ronan just too good for Loreto

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE threw a major spanner in the works in the race for semi-final spots in the women’s Irish Hockey League by stunning Loreto 2-1 at Rosbrien on Saturday.

Mon, 14 Mar, 2011

Over 200 rivers polluted in North

Over 200 rivers in the North are officially classified as ’polluted’ it was revealed today.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2008

SF attacks soldiers' redundancy package

A £250m (€364.3m)-plus British government redundancy package for more than 3,000 soldiers in Northern Ireland should have been allocated to improving public services, a Sinn Féin MP claimed today.

Thu, 09 Mar, 2006

NI minister urged to act on hospital fears

The British government faced new demands tonight to establish a timetable for developing hospital services in the west of Northern Ireland.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2005

UUP says funding imbalance hits all communities

The Ulster Unionist Party has hit back at Sinn Féin claimed that certain Catholic areas are not receiving a fair share of investment funding, saying the whole community is suffering.

Fri, 15 Jul, 2005

Trimble’s final fall from party’s fractured ruins

ULSTER Unionists were outraged during the election campaign when the Rev Ian Paisley claimed David Trimble was counting down the “time to the electric chair and the rope”.

Sat, 07 May, 2005

Terror claims against two murdered lawyers under fire

ULSTER Unionist leader David Trimble was challenged yesterday to produce evidence to support his claim that murdered solicitors Rosemary Nelson and Pat Finucane had terrorist links.

Sat, 03 Apr, 2004

Decentralisation will be Agreement's acid test: SF

The relocation of government departments in Northern Ireland to towns and cities outside Belfast will be an “acid test” of the Good Friday Agreement, it was claimed today.

Thu, 15 Jan, 2004

‘Parties go back into their trenches’

NATIONALISM in the North has always had a habit of renewing itself.

Fri, 28 Nov, 2003

Sinn Féin unveils manifesto pledges

Sinn Féin will press for an unarmed police service in Northern Ireland and also forge an alliance for Irish unity, the party vowed today.

Mon, 17 Nov, 2003

Assembly clashes over All-Ireland final aftermath

A row erupted at the Northern Ireland Assembly today between the Democratic Unionists and Sinn Fein over disturbances in Lurgan which followed the Armagh’s historic All-Ireland Final triumph.

Mon, 23 Sep, 2002

Marks and Spencer blamed for textile firm’s demise

A Lurgan textile factory due to close next month with the loss of 140 jobs could have survived if it had not been for Marks and Spencer, it was claimed today.

Wed, 27 Jun, 2001

Sinn Fein 'the engine behind peace process'

Sinn Fein has been the engine of the Northern Ireland peace process and is standing at the General Election on that record, party president Gerry Adams claimed today.

Tue, 05 Jun, 2001