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Gail Walker

Migrants bring Sinn Féin a reality check

Sinn Féin’s target demographic now blames the party for cheerleading Ireland’s open-border mentality, and its popularity has plummeted

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Blue Lights: Belfast’s reality TV

The picture of Northern Ireland painted by the hit BBC drama series is tense, shocking – and entirely accurate

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Jeffrey Donaldson: The calm after the storm

The former DUP leader’s arrest led to fears of another Stormont shutdown. Instead, optimism is breaking out

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Northern Ireland is still broken

Stormont may be back, but the rot and dysfunction at the heart of Northern Ireland will not be easily fixed

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Can Patrick Kielty unite Ireland?

The iconic Dublin-based The Late, Late Show has its first Northern Irish presenter – just as old feuds and Brexit troubles boil up again...

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It’s Groundhog Day in Northern Ireland – again

As another election, rows over the Protocol and a febrile atmosphere between unionists and republicans overshadow the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement looms, can its message of reconciliation be resurrected?

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The DUP’s Brexit blunders have brought the future of Northern Ireland itself into question

Obsession with the Protocol has handed the advantage to Sinn Féin

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For Belfast, Hollywood endings are just fiction

The city may have made it to the silver screen, but there are no silver linings yet for Northern Ireland as election and Protocol tensions raise temperatures again

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How sectarianism sparked a surge in coronavirus cases

It has had one of the highest Covid rates in the world – far in excess of other parts of the UK and the neighbouring Republic. So what is going on in Northern Ireland?

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Northern Ireland: Where the streets have two names

A century since partition, Northern Ireland is torn on the effects of language on the process of peace. It’s a cultural battle that signals both fear and optimism for the future of a troubled land.

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Where the fires of Brexit still burn fiercest

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The choice facing Northern Ireland’s unionists

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