Irish dissident republican urges armed groups to forgo violence
Killings turn people away from cause, says former hardline leader Des Dalton
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Killings turn people away from cause, says former hardline leader Des Dalton
While the EU was taking legal action against the British move Ms Foster said that the British attorney general was quite convinced that extending the grace period on goods entering the North was lawful. The DUP leader said what was sometimes overlooked in Dublin was that the position of âall unionistsâ was that the protocol must be replaced âbecause it is causing untold damage to Northern Irelandâ. âThe protocol is the consequence of the Irish Government and Irish nationalism misrepresenting the Belfast Agreement. I really regret that because what we have now as a con...
What are we to make of Loyalist paramilitary groups withdrawing support for the Good Friday Agreement over the invidious trade border that now exists in…
Mixed political reaction to loyalist withdrawal of support for GFA Jim Wilson, Jackie McDonald, Winston Irvine and David Campbell of the Loyalist Communities Council. Picture by Mal McCann 05 March, 2021 01:00 FIRST minister Arlene Foster has stressed the need to use constitutional means to oppose the Northern Ireland Protocol after loyalist paramilitary groups said they were withdrawing support for the Good Friday Agreement. The Loyalist Communities Council, representing the views of the UVF, UDA and Red Hand Commando, revealed the decision in a letter to Prim...
The letter to Boris Johnson from the organisation representing the views of loyalist paramilitaries covers familiar ground in demanding the removal of the Irish Sea border.