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Unionism s dilemma: Eoghan Harris, Pete Shirlow, Sarah Creighton, John Kyle, Graham Gudgin and Philip Orr tell us what its leaders must do next

Unionism s dilemma: Eoghan Harris, Pete Shirlow, Sarah Creighton, John Kyle, Graham Gudgin and Philip Orr tell us what its leaders must do next
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Unionism s dilemma: How protests over trade deal may be adding fuel to Irish border poll debate

Editor-at-Large Gail Walker finds out views of five more commentators.

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Writer Of The Week: Meg Stokes - The People s Friend

Writer Of The Week: Meg Stokes By Your newest “Friend” story, “Winter Of Forgiveness”, appears in our new Special, out on December 30. Tell us about your writing – how long have you written for the “Friend”? I’ve always enjoyed writing and, in my 40s, decided to study for an English degree at Nottingham University as a mature student. This included a module of creative writing under Tom Paulin. However, it wasn’t until 2010 that I plucked up the courage to submit work and my first published piece was a history of Stumpwork Embroidery in a craft magazine. That same year, I had my first story published in the “Friend”.

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Classics and Irish politics: Greece and Rome in the roots of Irish identities

Classics and Irish politics: Greece and Rome in the roots of Irish identities Irish writers, clerics and revolutionaries have long explored links with Greece and Rome Thu, Dec 17, 2020, 05:55 Isabelle Torrance and Donncha O’Rourke Imperial buildings have largely been divested of their colonial symbolism, most obviously in the case of the GPO which, as the headquarters for the 1916 Rising, is arguably the symbol of Irish independence What have classical Greece and Rome to do with Ireland and its politics? Readers will be familiar with the many Irish literary artists who have drawn from the well of classical literature, both those whose pens have been laid to rest (writers such as Eavan Boland, Seamus Heaney, James Joyce, Derek Mahon, WB Yeats), and those who show the ongoing vitality of this tradition through their internationally acclaimed work (Marina C

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