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Dearbhail McDonald: Patience and hard work needed to realise potential of Good Friday Agreement - Vimarsana News

Dearbhail McDonald: Patience and hard work needed to realise potential of Good Friday Agreement

Reflecting on the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, Dearbhail McDonald cautions that the South must listen to the North before any debate on unification

Micheál Martin on The Good Friday Agreement: It was a privilege to serve in those days - Vimarsana News

Micheál Martin on The Good Friday Agreement: It was a privilege to serve in those days

Here is the speech by An Tánaiste, Micheál Martin TD at the Commemoration of the Peace Process and the Good Friday Agreement, at UCD this week

Event to mark 25th anniversary of Good Friday Agreement to take place in Abbey Theatre - Vimarsana News

Event to mark 25th anniversary of Good Friday Agreement to take place in Abbey Theatre

Sharing Peace, Sharing Futures will include contributions from a number of musicians, poets and writers.

It makes sense to vote for a united Ireland – but only if you live north of the Border - Vimarsana News

It makes sense to vote for a united Ireland – but only if you live north of the Border

As political equations go, Brexit plus the DUP equals a lot of chatter about a Border poll. The discerning readers of this column know, I despair of this trajectory of travel.

Packed schedule keeps Tánaiste on his toes, and on point - Vimarsana News

Packed schedule keeps Tánaiste on his toes, and on point

Micheál Martin spent last week in New York talking up his predecessors’ achievements and promoting the €1bn Shared Island initiative, playing down suggestions that he sees the project as a legacy of his own