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Casement Park should receive only what was originally promised, with a slight adjustment for inflation, and not a penny more.
It now rests with the Executive and the DUP plainly ought to ensure there is no special treatment for the divisive & sectarian GAA.
A dissident republican group has split, causing fears of a bloody feud as members battle for ownership of the group’s name.
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The murder of Pat Finucane has been the subject of four inquiries already.
John Stevens - 1989
John Stevens, 2nd inquiry - 1993
John Stevens, 3rd inquiry - 1999
Peter Corey - 2004
What is a fifth one going to achieve when the first three couldn’t prove a thing?
I wonder how soon the police would arrive if this was a crowd of people from Sandy Row protesting inside the station about the fact that the much loved Boyne Bridge is being demolished as part of the Grand Central Station plans.
Shame on every one of those 52 MP’s who were too gutless to face down their leader on the Winter Fuel allowance vote. AND shame on those who DID vote and in doing betrayed every one of their elderly constituents https://t.co/7YNaTazBkk
Will the question ever be asked ad to where the Finucanes get the money for all these legal challenges over the years ? Who's paying for it surely there should be full transparency!!
Lord @NigelDoddsDUP on the unnecessary, excessive and disproportionate inquiry into the Pat Finucane incident:
“Innocent victims of the IRA (including Human Rights lawyers and Judges) will be asking where is our inquiry, where is our justice”
Those at the top of the Irish FA have serious questions to answer once again this morning. They were not speaking for football supporters in Northern Ireland when they decided to throw their support behind the idea of Casement Park for the Euro’s. We could speculate why they did this, but it seems pretty clear to me it was not with the #GAWA or the future of football in Northern Ireland at the forefront of their minds. They should reflect on their positions.
Statement by TUV leader Jim Allister MP:
“It is now less than four weeks until the new Irish Sea Parcels Border descends on 30 September.
“The disruption it is causing is already evident as increasing numbers of providers based in the rest of the country are deciding to discontinue trading with Northern Ireland, not because it is not legal for them to do so, but because the imminent erection of the parcels border imposes additional complexity and costs which makes it uneconomic for them to do so.
“However, despite repeated assurances of the provision of information to enable both producers and hauliers to prepare, and promises of regular briefings by the Trader Support Service (provided by the UK Government through a Fujitsu consortium), I am deeply concerned to hear that the difficulties surrounding the coming of the border are now being compounded by a lack of clarity about the parcels border processes making it very difficult for hauliers to prepare or advise their customers.
“If the practical consequences of dividing our country with this parcels border are so distasteful that the Government has decided to not to provide information about the relevant processes, despite numerous requests, until the final weeks – and who knows may be not until the last week – this only serves to underline the fundamental injustice of what they are seeking to do.
“Rather than being complicit in undermining the United Kingdom, taking from us the ability to send parcels freely from one part of the country to another part (as in any other free country), this is the moment for the new Government to acknowledge that what its predecessor had planned was unjust.
“Instead of settling for an Irish Sea border that destroys the UK internal market for goods and disenfranchises 1.9 million people, the new Government should make it clear to Brussels that in order to be acceptable going forward, any border solution cannot be permitted to divide our own country.”
A number of Republican accounts justify the murder of Jean McConville on the basis that she was a “tout” or served as an example to touts.
They then condemn the murder of Pat Finucane who actively worked with the IRA. They don’t see the need for evidence or double standards.
Republican Sinn Fein/Ira terrorist recruitment ground, Casement park, should be demolished and a memorial park put in place to commemorate young Corporals Howes & Wood, who were savagely beaten there before being murdered by local savages!
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