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Co Down Orange Hall damaged in 'unprovoked sectarian attack' - Vimarsana News

Co Down Orange Hall damaged in 'unprovoked sectarian attack'

The TUV have appealed for witnesses to come forward to the police after an Orange Hall in Co Down was damaged last month.

Sam McBride: Ian Paisley's old friend says a 'new Ireland' is now inevitable, but will his cultural identity be protected? - Vimarsana News

Sam McBride: Ian Paisley's old friend says a 'new Ireland' is now inevitable, but will his cultural identity be protected?

When your enemy becomes your friend, it can be awkward for you as well as for him. For years, nationalists presented Wallace Thompson as a relic of the past. Now they suddenly see him as a shining beacon of unionist enlightenment.

David Hilditch: DUP assembly member retires on health grounds - Vimarsana News

David Hilditch: DUP assembly member retires on health grounds

One of Stormont's first MLAs, David Hilditch, steps down after 32 years in elected politics.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Wallace Thompson interview: I'm considering Irish unity – and I'm not alone, says DUP founding member - Vimarsana News

Wallace Thompson interview: I'm considering Irish unity – and I'm not alone, says DUP founding member

He’s a Paisleyite, a founding member of the DUP, a former special adviser to Nigel Dodds, and a leading evangelical Protestant, but Wallace Thompson now believes a form of Irish unity is inevitable — and he’s willing to consider it.

Founding DUP member says there is an 'inevitability' about some form of Irish unity – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Founding DUP member says there is an 'inevitability' about some form of Irish unity – The Irish Times

Wallace Thompson expresses willingness to talk to groups such as the civic pro-unity organisation Ireland’s Future