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The system was not sustainable: The history of the Partition of Ireland and the shaky ground it now stands on

Foster’s resignation places the Partition of Ireland on even shakier ground
Patrick Cockburn
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The resignation of Arlene Foster as leader of the Democratic Unionist Party and first minster for Northern Ireland coincides almost to the day with the 100th anniversary of the Partition of Ireland on 3 May 1921. The coincidence is appropriate since unionism in Northern Ireland is in a state of general crisis and Partition looks shakier today than at any time in its history.
The union with Britain will not end soon and nor is Irish unity around the next corner but there is a historic change taking place in the balance of power between unionists and nationalists, Protestants and Catholics, the UK and the Irish Republic, and – the newest element – between the UK and the EU. ....

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The system was not sustainable: The history of the Partition of Ireland and the shaky ground it now stands on

The system was not sustainable: The history of the Partition of Ireland and the shaky ground it now stands on
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Brexit has fanned old and familiar rivalries in Northern Ireland

Brexit has fanned old and familiar rivalries in Northern Ireland
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Nationalists and Loyalists riot against one another at the Peace Wall interface gates which divide the two communities on April 7, 2021 in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The pipe bomb was placed near the side of the car, next to where the owner’s toddler sits, and was reportedly designed to create an all-consuming fireball.
The narrowly averted attempt to murder a female officer of the Police Service of Northern Ireland outside her home this week was a particular echo of the violence that once roiled the territory, but this time it drew rare unanimous agreement from opposing political leaders. ....

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What's behind the renewed violence in Northern Ireland?

What s behind the renewed violence in Northern Ireland?
Matthew Symington
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland The violence that has spread across Northern Ireland this month, from the cities of Londonderry and Belfast to smaller towns, has been a stark reminder that this corner of the United Kingdom remains bitterly divided along political and cultural lines.
Night after night, rioters in loyalist areas have hurled bricks and gasoline bombs at police, who responded with water cannons. So far, almost 90 officers have been injured. Dissident republican groups such as the New IRA have also moved to renew a bombing campaign aimed at intimidating the police force. On April 19, a bomb was discovered outside the home of a female officer near the town of Dungiven. ....

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Belfast's murals brought them together – now they're on opposite sides of the divide once again

Belfast’s murals brought them together – now their communities could be divided once again
Kim Sengupta
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Walking along Belfast’s peace lines, Mark Ervine came to a sudden halt, pointed to the wall and warned: “It should be clear that we are now going into enemy territory; it’s dangerous for me, so there’s a need to be very careful”.
The “frontier” between Britain and Ireland was demarcated by the change in the row after row of murals, the intrinsic art form which has charted Northern Ireland’s turbulent politics. The paintings, graphic, often beautiful, portray loyalty and faith, solidarity and revolution, and also acts of violence, death and grief. ....

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