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Notes from Ireland: Bigotry and agitation - Vimarsana News

Notes from Ireland: Bigotry and agitation

This article from Forward, 10 May 1913, was reprinted in part in the 1975 pamphlet Ireland Upon the Dissecting Table, under the headline "Many-headed opposition". The part reprinted was the final few paragraphs, from "That our readers might understand the position..."

United Ireland, politics and "economism" - Vimarsana News

United Ireland, politics and "economism"

Kieran Allen’s latest book, 32 Counties: The Failure of Partition and the Case for a United Ireland, is a valuable polemical addition to the debates surrounding Ireland, Brexit, the prospect of a “Border Poll”, and Irish unification. It is most useful as a crisp historical account of partition and its political effects but less convincing as a justification for Allen’s current political perspectives.

Tyrone native appointed managing director of Hastings Hotels - Vimarsana News

Tyrone native appointed managing director of Hastings Hotels

County Tyrone native James McGinn has been appointed as the new managing director of Hastings Hotels.

Young unionists react to BBC's Stephen Nolan: Why our peers don't want to speak out in the media - Vimarsana News

Young unionists react to BBC's Stephen Nolan: Why our peers don't want to speak out in the media

Young unionists have been explaining why they think their peers are so reluctant to engage with the media, after broadcaster Stephen Nolan discussed the issue on air.

Getting rid of Boris Johnson is simply not enough for Scotland - Vimarsana News

Getting rid of Boris Johnson is simply not enough for Scotland

THERE isn’t much in the world that hasn’t been the subject of an academic paper and one on the prevalence in politics of what the Germans call…