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The British front pages have largely ignored events in Drumcree (opens the original)
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THE ONGOING STAND-OFF in Drumcree may be dominating the media in Ireland both north and south, but it has struggled to make similar waves in Britain. In a busy week of news that’s included goings-on at RAF Fairford, Manchester City’s cheating and Andy Burnham’s first conference speech as Prime Minister, the Drumcree dispute hasn’t been the top story on any of the front pages of the British papers. Drumcree essentially returned to the top of the headlines in Ireland last Friday following the deci
Poll: Do you support Michelle O'Neill in standing with Garvaghy Road protesters? (opens the original)
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THE STATUS OF the Orange Order’s planned parade down the majority nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown remains unclear amid calls for the intervention of either the UK’s Secretary of State or an international mediator. The Drumcree parade, which was associated with violent rioting and wider unrest during the Troubles, has been refused permission to take a route down the Garvaghy Road since 1998. On Friday, the Parades Commission decided to allow this route to be taken this year following a req
Netanyahu's plane again avoids Irish airspace en route to UN due to ICC arrest warrant fears (opens the original)
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ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu has again avoided Irish airspace as he made his way to New York to address the United Nations. Netanyahu’s government plane, known as the ‘Wing of Zion’, took off from Israel at 2am Irish time and navigated a route that took it over Greece, Italy and then France. Flight-tracking websites show that after leaving French airspace off the coast of Brest, the aircraft continued in a westward direction but maintained a heading that kept it south of entering Ir
Donald Trump told the Irish Open trophy ceremony that he's removing tariffs from Irish whiskey (opens the original)
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US PRESIDENT DONALD said during his prizegiving speech at the Amgen Irish Open that he will remove tariffs from Irish whiskey. Trump presented Shane Lowry with the Irish Open trophy in Doonbeg, Co Clare after the Offaly man took the title by a record margin this afternoon. During the prizegiving ceremony, Trump said that “everybody’s been bugging me” about the Irish whiskey tariffs. “Everybody’s been bugging me just saying, would you do me a favour? It’s so unfair what’s going on. Could you poss
'He's not as orange as he looks': Shock and guffaw on Trump's pro-United Ireland comments (opens the original)
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THERE HAS BEEN rapid reaction from across the political spectrum to Donald Trump’s comments that he would “love to see” a United Ireland. The US President made the comments during a rapid-fire 20-minute press conference alongside Taoiseach Micheál Martin in Farmleigh House before he reiterated his stance later. “The way I look at it, it’s going to happen eventually. It will happen. It may as well happen now,” Trump said. Martin did not speak on the matter during the press conference, despite Tru
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