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then there was this, on the senate floor ted kennedy of massachusetts, when out of his way to explain that the democratic party was absolutely not trying to replace the american population with more compliant, foreign-born voters. no way, that is an insane conspiracy theory, he explained. this bill will not flood our cities with immigrants. it will not upset the ethnic mix of our society, it will not relax the standards of admission. it will not cause american workers to lose their job...

They call them the peace babies, the generation born after Northern Ireland’s squalid sectarian conflict.

It seems that barely a day now goes by without news of further devastating cuts to vital services in education or other areas of public life.

Hundreds of schools will lose half of their funding for shared education in 2023-24.

Hundreds of schools will lose half of their funding for shared education in 2023-24.

The Magherafelt Rural Learning Partnership History Departments have collaborated throughout 2022-23 to create a resource on the Troubles that could be taught to roughly 1000 Year 10 students in April and May.

The proposal to close the school came due to falling pupil numbers and a rising financial deficit.

Northern Irelands religiously divided education system costs taxpayers £226mn extra each year, a new study has revealed.

The estimate takes into account how much the duplication of things like transport and services cost.

Students from Elphin Community College took part with 19 other schools across the island in today’s All-island Schools 4 Climate Action conference in Belfast.