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Faulkner Wins Party Vote on Power-Sharing – On this day in 1973 - Vimarsana News

Faulkner Wins Party Vote on Power-Sharing – On this day in 1973

THE Unpledged Unionists moved yesterday’s anti-power-sharing motion at the Ulster Unionist Council meeting in Belfast’s Ulster Hall and were defeated by a majority of 10.

Time our MSPs told us what they think about the Assisted Dying Bill - Vimarsana News

Time our MSPs told us what they think about the Assisted Dying Bill

PRUE Leith plans to thank Scottish politicians for "grabbing the nettle so firmly" in supporting Liam McArthur’s assisted dying Bill…

'Polite sectarianism' still remains in the North 40 years after massacre of Protestants at prayer – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Polite sectarianism' still remains in the North 40 years after massacre of Protestants at prayer – The Irish Times

Four decades after the sectarian atrocity at a church in Darkley during Northern Ireland’s Troubles, the Catholic and Protestant Archbishops of nearby Armagh reflect on the sectarianism of the past and today

How can Douglas Ross call out Michael Matheson but not Boris Johnson? - Vimarsana News

How can Douglas Ross call out Michael Matheson but not Boris Johnson?

WHEN it was evident that the then Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, had deliberately misled the UK Parliament, Douglas Ross remained silent.

Belfast film-maker reimagines Father Ted in new Northern Irish parody - Vimarsana News

Belfast film-maker reimagines Father Ted in new Northern Irish parody

Award-winning Belfast writer, director and Father Ted superfan Sean McConville has reimagined the smash hit Channel 4 sitcom, creating a Northern Irish version which focuses on two Protestant pastors rather than three misfit Catholic priests.