Direct rule will give Dublin role
Ulster Unionist leader Doug Beattie has warned that the return of Direct Rule will be heavily influenced by Dublin if devolution is frozen after the Assembly election.
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Ulster Unionist leader Doug Beattie has warned that the return of Direct Rule will be heavily influenced by Dublin if devolution is frozen after the Assembly election.
After over five decades in existence with its in-built Unionist majority, described by its founder James Craig as “a Protestant parliament and a Protestant state”, the Parliament of ‘Northern Irela...
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