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The ‘genie is out of the bottle’ when it comes to Irish unity, an event hosted by Ireland’s Future in the Crowne Plaza in Dundalk has been tol...

A century on from the formal handover of Dungarvan Castle to West Waterford IRA volunteers and the Provisional Government, a path towards unity was championed…

THE REPUBLIC'S establishment parties have appropriated the name 'Ireland' with the “deliberate aim of casting the north as the other”, according to Sinn Féin's former publicity director.

THE Defence of the Realm Act (DORA) introduced by the British government in late 1914 gave the Dublin Castle authorities widespread draconian powers for Ireland.

Book review: Danny Morrison looks at the story of Irish partition "How (author, Ivan) Gibbons can claim that although partition was messy and a second-best solution, it was pragmatic and avoided mass civil strife baffles me - given the thousands who died overall" King George arriving to open the new parliament of Northern Ireland in Belfast, 1921. Sun, 02 May, 2021 - 14:00 Danny Morrison Ivan Gibbons  Haus Publishing, H/B £12.99  Its one-hundredth birthday falls on May 3, yet no unionist or revisionist historian has ever written a book titled, The Success of Partition. Doubts over its fut...