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Far right brings spittle and rage to towns around Ireland

World of Politics with Harry McGee Ballinrobe, Rosscahill, Fermoy, Lismore, Leitrim village, Ardee, Carlingford, R...

Local elections will indicate how far Sinn Féin has come

World of Politics with Harry McGee As commentators like myself have found to our cost in the past, secondary elect...

Confidence always shaken when Government is stirred

World of Politics with Harry McGee No confidence motions are part and parcel of parliamentary politics. There are ...

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Everything but knife attack could have been prevented

World of Politics with Harry McGee There are moments when you are looking at something happening before your very eyes and thinking, ‘this can’t...

Ard Fheis evolution underlines the changing face of Sinn Féin

World of Politics with Harry McGee It had been a while since I had covered Sinn Féin Ard Fheiseanna before my drive down to Athlone early on Sat...

World leaders stand by as a land is reduced to rubble

World of Politics with Harry McGee THE number of dead in Gaza has crept to 10,000 this week. Of those, over 4,000 are children. The Israelis hav...

Memories flood back of one of the North’s darkest days

World of Politics with Harry McGee Trick or Treat” – that phrase has always had a chilling resonance for me. On a more innocent level, it’s now ...

Our President has made it his job to be outspoken

World of Politics with Harry McGee The President is above politics. Well that’s a phrase that we can throw into the bin and put out for the next...

Palestine sympathy doesn’t equate to condoning Hamas

World of Politics with Harry McGee The scale of what happened in Israel and Gaza over the past five days has been incredible with a death toll s...


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