No-one should be afraid of peace
It takes two to tango and two, undoubtedly, to make a peace process successful. Thus the frustration of the peace
Read MoreIt takes two to tango and two, undoubtedly, to make a peace process successful. Thus the frustration of the peace
Read MoreIn a troubled world, the Irish peace process give great hope to all struggling to find an alternative to war.
Read MoreIf great cities are, as I believe, also great cities for the arts then Belfast is up there with the
Read MoreOur Celtic cousins in Wales may have got there first but dragons are now part of the New Belfast landscape.
Read MoreBerkeley and Ireland have always enjoyed a special link through the Bishop of Cloyne George Berkeley who gave the city its name
Read MoreI doff my hat to the global bluechips which have made Belfast their home — but I also think it’s
Read MoreThere were many highlights at the sixth annual New York-New Belfast conference which ran from Wednesday to Friday. Here’s my
Read MoreDoes anyone catch the energy, the light and the mobility which is New York better than Frank O’Hara? I’m going to
Read MoreIn the wake of the triumph of the Yes side in the marriage equality referendum in the South of Ireland
Read MoreNo community has done more to build the peace in Belfast than the Irish American community of New York. That’s
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