@matthew_shanks1@LasairDhearg Iâm a Republican. if someone painted over a post box and it was described as âUnionist tomfooleryâ, many unionists would rightly object to being collectively characterised by the actions of a few. The same principle should apply here.
âIrelandâs still figuring itself out. Maybe thatâs the opportunity.
@nealerichmond said, âYou need to paint what that looks like.â The Ireland we become wonât simply arrive. It will be imagined, debated, challenged and ultimately built by those willing to have the conversation.â
I donât disagree with the message. In fact, I largely agree with it.
But I do think the framing deserves a little more consideration.
When we speak about âthe people of Irelandâ, do we mean those resident within the State, or do we also include Irish citizens beyond it?
@MaryLouMcDonald@MaryLouMcDonald I donât disagree with the message. In fact, I largely agree with it. I do think the framing deserves a little more consideration.
You speak about âthe people of Irelandâ, do we mean those resident within the State, or do we also include Irish citizens beyond it?
Anyone care to let me know whatâs so sensitive about this picture of @MaryLouMcDonald & former President of Ireland @MichaelDHiggins⊠anyone? @X ?
From Derry to Dubai.
Honoured to help share the story of Bloody Sunday, remember the victims, honour their families, and ensure these stories continue to be heard around the world.
Thank you to the Bloody Sunday Trust and the Museum of Free Derry.
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.@crimeworld_com interviewed Adrian Kerr of the Bloody Sunday Trust and filmmaker Hannan Majid of @TRCdocumentary about their collaboration on the documentary The Day Innocence Died, which explores Bloody Sunday and the long campaign for truth and justice. https://t.co/2M9RhjUlLq