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Alex Kane: Refusing to deal with the past will always end in failure

THE legacy issue was meant to have been resolved by the Good Friday Agreement.

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28 Jul, 2021

THERE’S a new book about the negotiations between Ireland and Britain in the three years leading up to the 1985 Anglo-Irish Agreement which broke the mould which had been created by the 1921 Treaty.

Anita Robinson: Friends are the scaffolding of our lives

27 Jul, 2021

UNDOUBTEDLY, the hardest part of Covid isolation has been not seeing friends.

Fionnuala O Connor: Out we go into a hot and messy world

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Tom Kelly 26 Jul, 2021

When you finish your copy of today's Irish News, I would recommend readers to take a look at the Covid dashboard.

Claire Simpson: Refugees are at the mercy of the Home Office's 'hostile environment', no matter what Marc Collins thinks

Claire Simpson 26 Jul, 2021

When the end-times arrive, former MEP Nigel Farage will still be hovering around the English Channel to see if he can spot any refugees.

Patrick Murphy: Amnesty plan is nothing new for Britain

Patrick Murphy 24 Jul, 2021

The surprising thing about Boris Johnson's proposed amnesty for all those who took part in the Troubles is that anyone is surprised by it.

Newton Emerson: Protocol fallout shows sham fights are not just for Scarva

24 Jul, 2021

The government has published proposals to change the Brexit protocol, provoking a balanced crop of political over-reactions.

Bimpe Archer: We're all on a bit of a journey when it comes to climate change

Bimpe Archer 23 Jul, 2021

“THE world is on fire."

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