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Aoife Moore: Just when the north takes a step forward, the DUP attempts to drag us back (opens the original)
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YOU have to feel for them, the Orange Order. To be the victims of such discrimination must be awful. For instance, since 1999, the Orange Order and fellow unionists have held somewhere in the region of 60,000 parades. About 12,000 of those were Orange Order led. 97% of all marches are granted without any restrictions. Orangefest, established by the County Grand Lodge of Belfast in 2007, received £41,000 from the Department for Communities last year, and a total of nearly £800,000 over the prev
Aoife Moore: By putting money before morals, Ed Sheeran has lost Ireland (opens the original)
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How much money does one person actually need? In this time of vast wealth and more billionaires than the world was ever supposed to have, you have to wonder how anyone knows they have enough. Ed Sheeran, from all estimates, is worth around half a billion pounds. More money than any of us could ever imagine, let alone obtain. I find this shocking, mostly because I have ears. Ed Sheeranâs music these days, a world away from his pop folksy hits of his debut, can only be described as the backing t
Aoife Moore: The DUP is still fighting the pointless battles of yesterday (opens the original)
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ONE step forward and two steps back should be the tag line for the north. In the month after Fleadh Cheoil na hÃireann saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets of Belfast to join in days of music and culture, weâre staring down the barrel of another parades dispute over the Garvaghy Road in Portadown. The recent High Court decision that quashed a Parades Commission ruling banning an Orange Order march has seen residents terrified that weâre headed back to the bad old days, if they ever
Aoife Moore: Harry and Meghan are really the least of Britainâs problems (opens the original)
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FOR all the grief we give them, when Iâm feeling generous, I donât think the Brits are that bad. Person to person, Iâve had a great deal of craic with them over the years. I regard my English friends like precious vinyl records. I found them, among the hoards of others, and love them for all their little quirks and differences. They still work for me, but they wouldnât be for everyone. Iâm sure they feel the same about me. Canât be easy for them having Irish friends, when casual fami
Aoife Moore: The abuse aimed at Martina Anderson was a warning to every woman. It wonât work (opens the original)
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THIS last week, while two féiles and one Fleadh were taking over our first and second cities, we were reminded that so many people refuse to move on from their bitterness and misogyny. Féile Derry was forced to release a statement condemning the âmisogynistic and sectarian abuse targeting Martina Anderson across ours, and various other social media platformsâ. âSince Wednesday, we have received hundreds of hateful and abusive comments directed at Martina.â The former Sinn Féin MEP has
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