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Sinn Féin: Where does the party stand on immigration?
Sinn Féin: Where does the party stand on immigration?

Immigration has become a big talking point in the Republic of Ireland in a very short space of time - and it's likely to become a key electoral issue…

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DUP Update: Sir Jeffrey throws down the gauntlet
DUP Update: Sir Jeffrey throws down the gauntlet

In a passionate speech earlier this week Jeffrey Donaldson said threats wouldn’t stop him from engaging with the UK government. Is the DUP leader rea…

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Europe 2024: What's lies ahead for the EU with Donald Trump on the horizon?
Europe 2024: What's lies ahead for the EU with Donald Trump on the horizon?

Against a backdrop of a rising far right and war across the globe, Europe goes to the polls in June. Why is Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán see…

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Margaret Perry and the IRA’s execution of her alleged murderer
Margaret Perry and the IRA’s execution of her alleged murderer

The body of Portadown woman Margaret Perry was found a year after she went missing, the bodies of three men the IRA itself accused of her murder were…

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Rose Dugdale: The English millionaire debutante who joined the IRA
Rose Dugdale: The English millionaire debutante who joined the IRA

Born in England into immense wealth and luxury, Rose Dugdale turned her back on riches to become a bombmaker, a thief and a terrorist. But why did sh…

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The United Nations: Why is it so powerless as wars continue to rage?
The United Nations: Why is it so powerless as wars continue to rage?

Prof Jussi Hanhimäki argues the international body is still important, despite the challenges it faces.  

But what exactly is the UN? What is its role…

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General Sir Frank Kitson: The legacy of the British officer most associated with the Troubles
General Sir Frank Kitson: The legacy of the British officer most associated with the Troubles

Was Kitson responsible for enflaming the Troubles or did his own books leave him a convenient scapegoat?  

Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Edward Burke, a …

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The Foundlings: Three siblings abandoned alone search for fourth ‘foundling’
The Foundlings: Three siblings abandoned alone search for fourth ‘foundling’

This is the story of three long-lost siblings, all abandoned in mysterious circumstances in Lisburn, Dundalk and Drogheda, who unbelievably found the…

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Kevin Conway: ‘Firm’ member slain in west Belfast gangland murder
Kevin Conway: ‘Firm’ member slain in west Belfast gangland murder

Kevin Conway, originally from the Lurgan area, was shot dead in Belfast on 9th January. Linked to ‘The Firm’ he was one of three men charged in relat…

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Post Office scandal: “They knew what was going on”
Post Office scandal: “They knew what was going on”

Described as one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in UK history, between 1999 and 2015 over 700 postmasters and postmistresses were wrongly acc…

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