Public Affairs
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Political Platform
The UUP’s Rosemary Barton was first elected to the Assembly for Fermanagh and South Tyrone in 2016 having previously served…
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Good Friday Agreement and a new constitutional conversation
Colin Harvey, a Professor of Human Rights Law, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast and Principal Investigator on an ESRC-funded…
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Opportunities for the island of Ireland
Serious discussions of Brexit tend to focus on the likely negative consequences for the island economy. Feared threats to island…
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Aogán Ó Fearghaíl: Cavan to Croker
The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), a focal point of rural and urban communities alike, is perhaps one of the most…
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Energy for innovation
Senergy Innovations Limited founder Christine Boyle talks to David Whelan about navigating the construction industry as a female managing director…
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Enda the road: long runs the fox
Enda Kenny, the longest serving office-holder of the current Oireachtas (the 12th longest in State history), has retired from his…
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EU papers set Brexit tone
The EU has published its initial draft position papers ahead of the Article 50 negotiations, the first phase of which…
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Meet the Media
Donegal-born Kevin Sharkey is a broadcast journalist with the BBC, working as a TV, radio and digital reporter in news,…
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Political Platform
Recently elected in March 2017 to the Northern Ireland Assembly for the unionist stronghold of Lagan Valley, SDLP MLA Pat…
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Faustian pacts rarely end well
What would a deal between the Conservatives and DUP mean, both for Northern Ireland and beyond, asks the University of…
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