Kathryn McKenna
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Evening briefing: Breandán Mac Cionnaith asks Orange Order âWhy walk where you cause offenceâ and son of murdered Garvaghy Road solicitor prayed himself to sleep when young (opens the original)
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Breandán Mac Cionnaith: âWhy walk where you cause offenceâ Garvaghy Road residentsâ spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith has asked the Orange order why it wants to walk through an area âwhich you know would cause great offence.â The Garvaghy Road Residentsâ Coalition representative was speaking after a meeting with Secretary of State Chris Bryant at Hillsborough on Monday. The meeting was set up after thousands of nationalists blocked the route of a planned Orange Order parade through
Evening briefing: Drumcree march opposed on âbehalfâ of loyalist murder victims and man beat pregnant mother of his children to death with âDadâ water bottle (opens the original)
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Orange Order Drumcree march opposed on âbehalfâ of loyalist murder victims Garvaghy Road residents say they will oppose an Orange Order parade through the nationalist district on behalf of loyalist murder victims. Breandán Mac Cionnaith, of the Garvaghy Road Residentsâ Coalition (GRRC) delivered the pledge outside the High Court in Belfast on Friday evening. Nationalist residents are set to launch a legal challenge after the Parades Commission gave the Orange Order consent to march 35 mem
Evening briefing: NI Secretary tells Stormont leaders thereâs no more money and The Lansdowne hotel under new ownership following multi-million pound deal (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland Secretary tells Stormont leaders thereâs no more money as £1.5 billion over three years offer made Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has told Stormont party leaders there will be no improvement on the current financial offer to assist with setting a budget. The UK Government has made a financial offer slightly above £1.5 billion over the next three years in an effort to assist with balancing the budget. Woman (40) dies following three-vehicle crash in Co Antrim A w
The Irish History Boys: The IRA bombing that shook Northern Irelandâs free press (opens the original)
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The Irish History Boys podcast is back this week with its newest episode. With hosts comedian Tim McGarry and historian Cormac Moore, the latest in the series reflects on the September 1976 IRA bomb attack on the Belfast Telegraph offices and the tragic death of 60-year-old print worker Joe Patton. Hosts Tim and Cormac examine how rival publications, including the Irish News, stood in unprecedented solidarity to defend a free press against paramilitary intimidation. The podcast duo analyse the t
Trading Up: Oil choke points, AIâs reckoning, and the great education slump (opens the original)
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The latest episode of Trading Up, the long-running business podcast hosted by Jim Fitzpatrick from The Irish News alongside Richard Ramsey and in association with Queenâs Business School, tackles a âsobering trifecta of global economic challenges.â First up, the podcast hosts examine the escalating Middle East conflict and drone strikes on vital maritime choke points. The attacks, on areas such as the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, have disrupted major crude pipelines, pushing oil prices above $107
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