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Blazes in Northern Ireland Recall an Old Message: You Are Not Welcome Here
A bonfire topped with an effigy of a migrant boat. Homes set alight. During the Troubles, similar tactics were used to target ...
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Irish anti-immigrant groups finding 'common ground' with NI loyalists and UK neo-Nazi networks
IMMIGRATION campaigners are working alongside those who identify as British nationalists and Ulster loyalists as part of ...
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Irish nationalists and Northern Irish loyalists 'finding common ground' on immigration, research finds
This convergence reflects a broader trend in which traditionally opposed groups coalesce around common narratives', the ISD ...
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Deny, Delay, and Wait for People to Die!
At a recent Ancient Order of Hibernians webinar on the Sean Brown case, National President Sean Pender described the British ...
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The hypocrisy of those attacking Moygashel’s migrant bonfire
The marching season – when a section of Northern Ireland’s unionist community take to the streets to commemorate the triumph ...
Irish anti-immigration groups are collaborating with NI loyalists, new report shows
Irish anti-immigration groups have been working alongside British nationalists and Northern Irish loyalists, a new report ...
‘It makes us look like Neanderthals’: UDA leader laments loyalist street violence but sees role for ‘paramilitary influence’
Jackie McDonald, the influential south Belfast Ulster Defence Association leader, listened recently to former Alliance leader John Alderdice’s complaints that loyalist paramilitaries have not gone ...
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OPINION: How can there ever be a United Ireland when loyalists burn the tricolour on a bonfire?
The aspiration for a united Ireland—a single, sovereign nation encompassing the entire island—has been a deeply divisive ...
‘Isn’t it brilliant’ a mother says, photographing her children at the bonfire topped with an effigy of a migrant boat
“Isn’t it brilliant,” one woman shouts across the street, before ordering her two children to stand in front of the unlit ...
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I know the ingredients of Ulster’s riots only too well
Nor can we forget the long links between loyalist terrorists and the British far-right. That truth came roaring into sight during last summer’s far-right riots, which spread from England to Ulster.