Category: Opinion
America & Brexit: The Big Picture

America & Brexit: The Big Picture By Michael Cummings Britain’s current Brexit crisis has its roots in the 1920 imposition of a partition wall around six counties in Ireland. Back […]
Shadow Over Sinn Fein Victory

SHADOW OVER SINN FEIN VICTORY; JOHNSON BULLY TACTICS AND MINISTRY OF DEFENSE Well done to Sinn Fein and to all those who placed their trust in their commitment to […]
Terry from Derry: Spring Awakening

Terry from Derry: Spring Awakening By Terry Boyle To quote T. S Eliot, April is the cruelest month. When I lived in Derry, April could well be the wettest month. […]
All Hail Holy Name: The Emigration of Souls

All Hail Holy Name: The Emigration of Souls By Sheldon Firem The “present’ is that infinitesimally small half-second of reality we are briefly aware of as we emigrate to the […]
Terry From Derry: Trouble and Strife

Terry from Derry: Trouble and Strife by Terry Boyle In one slight shift between a global pandemic, we find ourselves faced with the threat of war. It seems that we’re […]
This Just In: Boris and Brexit Disconnect on Ireland: U.S. Sees Green

This Just In: Boris and Brexit Disconnect on Ireland: U.S. Sees Green By Michael J. Cummings One year on, the folly of Brexit endures; its benefits, not so much! For […]
Terry from Derry: Blood Boyles

Terry from Derry: Blood Boyles By Terry Boyle […]
We Get Letters: Full of Fun

We Get Letters Greetings Sue, Luckily my local library carries your Irish publication, and I’ve been meaning to write you to tell you how much I enjoyed your December article. […]
Terry From Derry: Looks Like Tarzan, Walks Like Jane, Talks Like a Cheetah

Terry From Derry: Looks Like Tarzan, Walks Like Jane, Talks Like Cheetah By Terry Boyle The above statement was something I was told years ago by a gay man about […]
We Get Letters: John Walter Jones: Ex-Slave, Sexton, Stationmaster

We Get Letters: John Walter Jones: Ex-Slave, Sexton, Stationmaster By Sheldom Firem Divided in 2021, divided in 1865. Both Americas endure and endured deep and divisive social chasms. Does a […]