A united Ireland is a noble ideal. It is somewhat less noble as a fig leaf to cover Stormont’s failure to deliver

Party was found out in council election in Republic and requires change in leadership

Whoever wins the British election, we will have little to celebrate

Will it matter who wins East Belfast, Fermanagh or Lagan Valley? Will the result lead to one more house being built, one more child being removed from poverty, or one more school having more money?

While the Dublin government is building the £50 million Narrow Water Bridge linking counties Down and Louth, Stormont is planning another bridge just four miles away as part of a £130m road scheme

Britain’s attempt to write an ‘official’ history is rightly criticised, but the Covid Inquiry shows Stormont behaves in the same way

Until we abandon the Good Friday Agreement, nothing will change

Emigration was one factor which persuaded Ireland to join the EU. Immigration is now causing some to question that membership

What do we get for all the money spent on Stormont? The answer is bad government

Recent inquests have seen both the British state accused of covering up its role in murder and republicans criticised for not helping IRA victims achieve truth and justice

It’s becoming clear that the price of EU support for the Irish government over Brexit is the abandonment of Irish neutrality

Fall-out from Donaldson resignation demonstrates nationalist allegiance to state of Northern Ireland has never been stronger

There has never been a successful Irish military rebellion. Indeed more has often been achieved without violence

It might have been more relevant to have been pictured at a food bank than a soccer match