Sinn Fein’s Call for Irish Unity Referendum by the End of the Decade

Sinn Fein’s Call for Irish Unity Referendum by the End of the Decade

The party represented in both parts of Ireland Sinn Fein wants to achieve a referendum on Irish unity by the end of this decade. Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald said this to journalists in London on Thursday. However, a lot of preparation is still necessary for this. In addition, the government in Dublin must … Read more

Former British Soldier Prosecuted for 1972 Bloody Sunday Massacre – Latest Updates

Former British Soldier Prosecuted for 1972 Bloody Sunday Massacre – Latest Updates

Dec 14, 2023 at 10:45 PM Update: 5 hours ago A former British soldier is being prosecuted over the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre. A Northern Irish court decided on Thursday that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with the case. On that Sunday in January 1972, British soldiers opened fire on unarmed demonstrators in Londonderry. … Read more

Dublin Pays Tribute to Shane McGowan: Thousands Line the Streets to Honor Irish Musician’s Legacy

Dublin Pays Tribute to Shane McGowan: Thousands Line the Streets to Honor Irish Musician’s Legacy

Crowds lined the streets of the Irish capital, Dublin, on Friday to pay tribute to Irish musician Shane McGowan, who died last week at the age of 65. McGowan, lead singer of the folk punk band The Pogues, died on November 30, sparking an outpouring of tribute messages. Thousands gathered applauded as his coffin was … Read more

Hong Kong’s Marco Marco Secures Spot in Main Draw at Northern Ireland Snooker Open, While Li Junwei Falls Short

Hong Kong’s Marco Marco Secures Spot in Main Draw at Northern Ireland Snooker Open, While Li Junwei Falls Short

[Tilu News]The Northern Ireland Snooker Open qualifying tournament continues on Thursday (19th). The fate of the two Hong Kong players is very different. “Wonder Dad” Marco Marco scored two consecutive shots to “break the hundred” within 13 minutes. In good condition, he defeated Wales player Jamie Jones 4:2 and secured a seat in the main … Read more

“Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland: A Gripping Documentary on the Troubles and their Enduring Impact”

Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland is a five-part documentary series made with two distinct audiences in mind, both of whom are not Irish. Produced by James Bluemel, it is set to air on BBC Two in the UK and PBS in the United States. The series primarily depicts the 30-year conflict in Northern … Read more

Sinn Féin Poised to Become Largest Party in Northern Ireland Local Government Elections

Sinn Féin has emerged as the largest party in Northern Ireland’s local government elections, with 105 seats, closely followed by the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) with 99. The Ulster Unionist Party obtained 75 seats, while the Social Democratic and Labour Party received 59. The Alliance Party secured 53 seats, while independents won 21. Sinn Féin … Read more

“King Charles III’s Coronation Celebrated in Portadown Amid Cross-Community Unity”

Amidst the shadow of Drumcree church in Portadown, the Tír na nÓg under-six Gaelic football team celebrated their player-of-the-week awards as King Charles III was crowned. Club secretary Elaine McKeown expressed her respect for the values of the monarchy, but noted that nobody in the community was overly concerned with the coronation, as it doesn’t … Read more

“Bill Clinton Calls for Restoring Stormont and Honors Leaders for Peace in Northern Ireland”

The restoration of Northern Ireland’s power-sharing assembly at Stormont has been a long-standing challenge, but former US President Bill Clinton believes it can be achieved with ease if there is a genuine desire to do so. Clinton made his remarks during a recent visit to Belfast, where he spoke about the potential for continued peace … Read more

“Updates on Northern Ireland’s Powersharing and Peace Process Mediator George Mitchell”

The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has made it clear that they will not be “bowing” to pressure from presidents and prime ministers to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland. This statement was made by an unnamed MLA from the party who emphasized the importance of respecting the principles of the Good Friday Agreement and ensuring that … Read more

Former DUP Councillor Pleads Guilty to Attempted Sexual Communication with a Child

In Northern Ireland, former Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) councillor, Alan Graham, has pleaded guilty to attempted sexual communication with a child. The 63-year-old was caught in a police sting operation after he attempted to arrange to meet a 15-year-old girl for sex. This alarming case has sent shockwaves throughout the country and highlighted the need … Read more