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Featured Stories
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Forget the bogus gods and accept the authentic mammon
21 May 2013 10:36 PM | 3 CommentsAlex. Kane discusses
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Mental Fatigue
21 May 2013 10:30 PM | No CommentsDan McGinn reviews 'Iron Man 3'
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All that glitters…
17 May 2013 12:10 AM | No CommentsDan McGinn reviews 'The Great Gatsby'
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How I long for the politics of left and right over the tribal politics of orange and green
07 May 2013 2:24 PM | No CommentsBrian John Spencer discusses
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Time to twist the Rubik Cube on the past
06 May 2013 9:49 PM | No CommentsSean Brennan explains
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The past – It hasn’t gone away you know
06 May 2013 9:14 PM | No CommentsBrian Rowan discusses
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British rights under threat from Unionism
03 May 2013 10:09 PM | 7 CommentsBy Paul Hagan-Rea
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Growing a political project out of the seeds of discontent – Brian Rowan on what’s going on within loyalism…
02 May 2013 10:35 PM | 7 CommentsClick here to read
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Too late to bolt the Long Kesh/Maze door – so let’s balance the narrative argues Tom Roberts
30 April 2013 4:11 PM | 2 CommentsClick here to read
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Teasing out the truth behind the greed and recklessness in the banking sector
30 April 2013 3:38 PM | No CommentsBrendan Jamison reviews 'Bankers' a new play by Brian McAvera
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Current Affairs
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British rights under threat from Unionism
By Paul Hagan-Rea
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Growing a political project out of the seeds of discontent – Brian Rowan on what’s going on within loyalism…
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Too late to bolt the Long Kesh/Maze door – so let’s balance the narrative argues Tom Roberts
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Teasing out the truth behind the greed and recklessness in the banking sector
Brendan Jamison reviews ‘Bankers’ a new play by Brian McAvera
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No Boris here
Brian John Spencer discusses
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Stories of former Loyalist prisoners must not be airbrushed from history argues ex RHC prisoner Plum Smith…
Brian Rowan examines this thesis
Opinion
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The past – bigger than one man’s war
Brian Rowan on a PUP policy statement – Transforming The Legacy
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Same-sex marriage will come to Northern Ireland
Brian John Spencer discusses
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Reality, Realignment & Restoring Equilibrium
John Howcroft discusses
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The Mrs. Thatcher I knew
Eamonn Mallie discusses
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Resurrecting Peace by Sean Brennan
In his Agenda for Peace the former UN Secretary-General, Boutros Boutros-Ghali observed, the causes of war were pervasive and deep. Therefore, if peace, in a post-settlement society, was to become…
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PUP membership back to GFA levels – by Dr Aaron Edwards
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The Arts
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Eamonn Mallie in conversation with Barry Douglas
View Barry talking to Eamonn here
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Caravaggio then and now through eyes of Northern Ireland journalist Walter Ellis
Eamonn Mallie chats to Walter Ellis to find out more about his new novel ‘The Caravaggio Conspiracy’
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Personal reflections on Louis le Brocquy – man and artist
Eamonn Mallie reflects on Louis le Brocquy’s contribution to the history of art in Ireland following his passing
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Collecting Contemporary Art [Part 4: André Stitt - Sonic Abstract Paintings]
Brendan Jamison discusses the work of Belfast born André Stitt, considered one of the most controversial of all the leading contemporary artists in Europe
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Brendan Jamison: Collecting contemporary art [Part 3: Futurism and Parody]
Sculptor Brendan Jamison discusses the works of Lydia Holmes …
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Meet the man steeped in the history of Belfast’s Linen Hall Library – Mr John Killen
Do you know what is the oldest book in the Linen Hall Library?














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