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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Enda McClafferty
Irish government 'duck out' of legacy, says veterans' commissioner Enda McClaffertyNorthern Ireland political editorNIODavid Johnstone says "the response from the Irish government to this whole legacy process has been woefully inadequate"The Irish government's approach to the legacy of the Troubles is "wholly inadequate", Northern Ireland's veterans' commissioner has said. David Johnstone said the ability of the Dublin government to "duck out of the legacy process was a scandal".
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Enda McClafferty |Claire Quinn
Talks are taking place for Northern Ireland's first minister to be invited to the Pope's funeral in Rome on Saturday.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Enda McClafferty |Claire Quinn
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill has cut short a family holiday in the hope of attending the funeral of Pope Francis in Rome on Saturday. Her attendance has not been officially confirmed but it is understood talks are taking place to secure an official invite. It follows confirmation that the Scottish First Minister John Swinney will be at the ceremony on Saturday along with heads of state from around the world.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Enda McClafferty
The Northern Ireland secretary has questioned the "fuss" surrounding Irish language signs at Belfast's Grand Central Station. Hilary Benn told BBC News NI the signs were about "respecting and celebrating" all of the traditions, adding that there were "so many more important things than having an argument about signs". Benn was responding to the political row over a move by the Infrastructure Minister, Liz Kimmins, to approve £150,000 for the Irish language signage.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Enda McClafferty
Benn questions 'fuss' over Irish language signsEnda McClaffertyBBC News NI political editorEPAHilary Benn said the signs were about "respecting and celebrating" all traditionsThe Northern Ireland Secretary has questioned the "fuss" surrounding Irish language signs at Belfast's Grand Central Station. Hilary Benn told BBC News NI the signs were about "respecting and celebrating" all of the traditions, adding that there were "so many more important things than having an argument about signs".
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