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reunification is now a real possibility Statue of James Connolly in Dublin. The socialist leader was executed by the British for his role in the Easter Rising. Photograph: Sue Heaton / Alamy/Alamy Statue of James Connolly in Dublin. The socialist leader was executed by the British for his role in the Easter Rising. Photograph: Sue Heaton / Alamy/Alamy Letters Wed 5 May 2021 12.15 EDT Last modified on Wed 5 May 2021 12.27 EDT The establishment of a parliament for Northern Ireland through the 1920 Government of Ireland Act was indeed a remarkable event, giving substantial powers to a devolved...

Northern Ireland, the union and shifting borders Letters © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Sue Heaton / Alamy/Alamy The establishment of a parliament for Northern Ireland through the 1920 Government of Ireland Act was indeed a remarkable event, giving substantial powers to a devolved administration for six northern counties in Belfast, and separately to a parliament for 26 counties in Dublin (Queen and Boris Johnson lead tributes to Northern Ireland on centenary, 3 May). What was more significant in the history of the union, however, was that, in 1921, the Anglo Irish ...

Developing younger horses were featured on Wednesday afternoon (April 7) at Harrah’s Philadelphia, with an $11,200 event for both pacing and trotting males. Hall of Fame driver David Miller took the shortest way home to win in both features, coming up the inside after front-end battles. On the pace, the Well Said gelding Step On The Gas had the inside seas part for him after favourites Jollity and Miki U So Fine dueled. The clear sailing for Miller gave the gelding a straight path to a mark of 1:52.4. The winner is now 2-for-3 since entering the Ron Burke stable for owner Shannon Murphy.

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Article content Theresa Kirkpatrick has lived on the same block of Saskatoon’s Main Street nearly all of her life. Her parents built a house on the leafy road just west of Cumberland Avenue in the 1950s, and Kirkpatrick and her husband bought it 30-odd years later. In 2014, they put up two new homes on the property. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Corridor growth plan will bring significant changes — but is everyone ready? Back to video Like all neighbourhoods, Varsity View has evolved over time. There has been commercial developmen...