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January 3, 2023
THE Loyalist Volunteer Force sounded an ominous warning of more violence last night after claiming responsibility for the New Years Eve gun attack…
October 16, 2022
The Clogher Diocesan Synod was held in St. Macartin’s Cathedral Hall, Enniskillen on Thursday, September 29.
May 21, 2022
NSW has become the last state to legalise voluntary assisted dying (VAD) after a landmark bill passed the lower house yesterday morning. The bill will allow…
April 24, 2022
USyd remains the only university within the Group of Eight (Go8) that does not have a dedicated social space for students with disabilities.
December 30, 2021
Unionists felt if they lost battle in Portadown ‘they had no future’
May 17, 2021
If the IRA was fighting a war, its enemies should get an amnesty Northern Ireland should draw a line in a national act of contrition about an hour ago Desmond Rea The aftermath of an explosion at the Europa Hotel, Belfast, in April 1972. File photograph: Ciaran Donnelly In what would seem to have been a well-informed leak, the Times of London of May 6th stated in two subhe...
May 16, 2021
Despite Johnson’s cack-handed response to Ballymurphy inquest, a path can be found
May 4, 2021
If the earth is only 6000 years old, all the science of the last 200 years is bogus
April 27, 2021
“Solidarity not charity”: Disabilities Collective holds snap speak-out The speak-out comes in response to the Catholic Societys ableist placard. CW: This article mentions ableism and rape. The University of Sydney Disabilities Collective held a snap speak-out today outside Fisher Library in response to the A-frame erected yesterday on Eastern Avenue by the Sydney University Catholic Society and subsequent ableist rhetoric on social media. Taking the stage outside Fisher Library, SRC Disab...
April 26, 2021
A group of former political and religious leaders have urged the Prime Minister to “step up” to tackle recent violence in Northern Ireland. Police came under sustained and violent attack on both sides of a Belfast peace wall earlier this month following successive nights of violence. Loyalists staged protests at the so-called border in the Irish Sea following Brexit, claiming the Northern Ireland Protocol has undermined the region’s place within the Union. There is also anger at a decisio...