Ian Moran
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There is, indeed, often a coordinated effort on university campuses here in NI to shut down those from a PUL background. Avid Nationalists and Republicans have taken over the student unions and pushed through a pro-Irish language and anti-Unionist agenda. Very clear!
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@JamieBrysonLLB Is everything Irish aggressive ? What about say, The Chieftains - aggressive ?
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The meddling aggressive Irish Government wouldn’t be tolerated for five seconds, yet this weak pathetic Government continues to bend over backwards to placate them rather than standing up for the whole of the UK.
Belfast News Letter@News_Letter
Ben Lowry: Think how a man like Donald Trump would react to Ireland suing the UK if he was our prime minister trib.al/Su5Av9n
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Reform present an opportunity for unionism to undo the damage inflicted by the Union-subjugating Protocol Framework (which the surrendering the Union deal did not remedy, but made worse).
The border must go back where it belongs; between NI & Republic of Ireland.
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@JonBurrowsMLA Fair play, first time in my 67 years living in Belfast I've ever seen that flag on this day. Keep alienating the middle ground. It's working
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Wishing everyone in Northern Ireland a happy Saint Patrick’s Day. This is a day for the entire community in Northern Ireland. Today I will be promoting Northern Ireland’s highly skilled workforce to American businesses. Peace is not enough - we need to promote prosperity.
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Van Morrison performing Into the Mystic live in the 70s is proof that real music never dies. It’s warm, timeless, spiritual, and somehow still better than most of what came after it.
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@JonBurrowsMLA The fact that you all play this out on social media is pathetic and exhausting. If only we had a party that worked for all and left all this point scoring behind. Doubt I'll see one in my lifetime.
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Eoin claims unionists demonise Naomi Long, which is incorrect and then launches an attack on me in his speech claiming I used “inordinate resources” on certain issues he listed. In fact these represented 4 out of 374 written questions I’ve tabled. Deflection & false facts.
Belfast Telegraph@BelTel
Naomi Long has appeared to perform poorly in recent polls partly because she has been “demonised” by unionist politicians, Alliance’s deputy leader has claimed. belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-…
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Brian Feeney’s weekly sectarian rant spread across the pages of the Irish News is probably best ignored. It is nothing more than the hateful musings of a bitter old man. Purposefully degrading and intentionally inflammatory. Designed to gaslight to generate clicks. Rage bait. No-one’s listening or reacting except for the very people he seeks to demonise. Deny him a response and allow him to spew his hate into a void of irrelevance.
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Every obnoxious word spoken by the Irish language commissioner is another blow to the aspirations of people who actually care about the language and aren’t just here for the petty point-scoring.
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@matthew_shanks1 In what way vicious - can you point to some examples?
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Important to clarify that Irish was NEVER banned specifically from being used in courts, the law was actually used to combat the use of French and make proceedings more democratic! It wouldn’t be like the vicious Irish language lobby to misrepresent the facts!
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Why where they even asked? It is absolutely none of @sinnfeinireland business. The RIR Battalions are part of our, 🇬🇧 Army, whose home is this part of our United Kingdom. They should stick to removing illegal billboards if they want to improve community relations @uuponline
Belfast News Letter@News_Letter
Sinn Fein objects to plans for St Patrick's Day shamrock presentation to RIR trib.al/nuzZnVv
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Alliance promoting their ‘all-Ireland’ agenda. The latte-drinking wing of the pan-Republican front.
David Honeyford MLA@dhoneyford
Opportunity, not division. NI growth: 2.8% vs UK 1.3% Record NI North–South trade at 26% of exports GB trade up from £12.4bn to £17.2bn Making life better for people here has to be the starting point! This is the case I set out in todays @BelTel belfasttelegraph.co.uk/business/analy…
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A British councillor (UUP) has claimed that it is “ridiculous” that Irish language signage will be erected in a Londonderry street after just one vote in its favour, as members clashed over their recently revised street sign policy. m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/…
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"I would give the Executive an average mark at the moment..."
Ulster Unionist deputy leader @RobbieButlerMLA
#BBCTheView
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