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Scots cops launch probe after Ireland women's team filmed chanting 'Up the RA'

Footage showed the players celebrating their World Cup qualifying playoff win in the Hampden dressing rooms as they appeared to chant "Up the Ra" - in reference to the IRA - to the tune of Celtic Symphony.

Daily Record

Wolfe Tones member slams 'cranks' and claims Irish women's team 'forced' to apologise for chant

He added that he believed it to be a "stupid kind of argument" to suggest people should be prevented from singing about the IRA

Irish Mirror

Sinn Féin having ‘chilling’ effect on Ireland’s democracy, says taoiseach

Micheál Martin claims RTÉ pulled interview with Mary Lou McDonald biographer for fear of being sued

The Guardian - UK

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FAI apologise as Ireland women's team filmed chanting 'Up the RA' after beating Scotland

Footage circulated online showing the squad, who had won 1-0 at Hampden to book their place in next year's World Cup, singing a pro-IRA song.

Daily Record

Unionists slam Sinn Fein former Belfast lord mayor's portrait over Bobby Sands image

Framed portraits of Sinn Fein's Daniel Baker and John Finucane were unveiled at Belfast City Hall to mark their terms as lord mayor

Belfast Live

Commentary: Here’s how companies can strong-arm their suppliers into cutting carbon emissions

The Inflation Reduction Act is both the most important federal climate legislation ever and sadly inadequate to protect the U.S. and the world from the effects of climate change. Where it falls short, states could intervene with tougher regulations — but many won’t. That leaves corporations, which can pressure their…

Los Angeles Times

Democrats: Tax the rich — it's a winner!

The wealthy must pay more. Tax fairness also means cutting taxes on low-income people — and that's popular too

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‘It’s closer now than it’s ever been’: could there soon be a united Ireland?

With Catholics now outnumbering Protestants in Northern Ireland, advocates for unification are starting to believe their dream could become a reality. But is it inevitable – and would a referendum reignite old enmities?

The Guardian - UK

RUC Reservist John Eagleson's family appeal for help in catching his killers

"My mum Helen lived with that pain for the rest of her life"

Belfast Live

Desecration of wreaths and tributes at site of Co Down atrocity condemned

Some 18 British soldiers were killed at Narrow Water in an IRA bomb attack in 1979.

The Independent UK

1984: was the year quite as awful as George Orwell predicted?

Big Brother wasn’t watching you, but there was the IRA Brighton bombing, famine in Africa and the miners’ strike to think about

The Guardian - UK

How To Hedge Against Stock Market Losses In Your IRA

These are difficult times for investors. Inflation is like a runaway freight train and COVID-19’s aftereffects are still creating supply chain problems. In response to these trends, the Federal Reserve is hiking interest rates with a frequency that hasn’t been seen in decades.

Benzinga

S.Korea's Yoon asks Biden to resolve concerns over EV subsidy rules

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol asked U.S. President Joe Biden to help address Seoul's concerns that new U.S. rules on electric vehicle subsidies will hurt the country's automakers, Yoon's office said on Thursday.

Reuters

Electric vehicles row overshadows S.Korean president's first U.S. visit

South Korea's opposition to new rules governing U.S. subsidies for electric vehicles are set to overshadow President Yoon Suk-yeol's first official trip to the United States, disrupting a recent display of alliance strength with Washington.

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Salon

America: Land of unequal sacrifice

There are real signs of hope in America — but it's always the poor and powerless who are asked to suffer most

Irish Mirror

Irish photographer recalls historic handshake between Queen and Martin McGuinness

'It’s the longest handshake I think I’ve actually shot'

Daily Mirror

King of Peace embraces Queen's legacy of reconciliation after Northern Ireland trip

The trip conjured memories of Elizabeth II’s momentous 2012 handshake with IRA leader turned politician Martin McGuinness, which became a potent symbol of healing for the Troubles

The Independent UK

In Northern Ireland, praise for monarchy vies with disdain

It’s less than ten minutes walk from the Falls Road to the Shankhill Road in Northern Ireland’s capital

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Evening Standard

King Charles III praises Queen’s peacebuilding role in Northern Ireland

Charles and Camilla visited Belfast on Tuesday as part of a visit to the four home nations of the UK

ABC News

Queen Elizabeth visited Northern Ireland 22 times over a 70-year reign, dividing opinions

The Queen's dozens of visits sparked fierce debate, spanning The Troubles as well as the peace process, which some credit her with 'cementing'.

Al Jazeera

Irish groups curious on Charles III’s N Ireland approach: Analyst

Unionists and Republicans are uncertain how the king will manage ties with rival political groups, Brian Feeney says.

France 24

King Charles III's visit to Northern Ireland has 'symbolic significance'

Britain’s King Charles III arrived in Northern Ireland on Tuesday as part of a UK tour to receive condolences after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. FRANCE 24 speaks to Fabrice Mourlon, a professor of British and Irish civilization at the Sorbonne University, on the importance of the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

New King Visits a Tense and Changing Northern Ireland

As he tours the four corners of his fractious new kingdom, Charles III faces the most testing task of reconciliation in Northern Ireland. Scotland, which Charles visited on Monday, may be angling for a new referendum on independence but armed resistance there to the Crown waned centuries ago.

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland awaits King Charles with warmth tinged with unease

Unionists need to mask any fear of fraying UK bonds and Sinn Féin to uphold its republican principles

Daily Mirror

King Charles III will build lasting legacy on peace sealed by a handshake

That historic moment involving Stormont’s late Deputy First Minister set the seal on a new relationship, a process that King Charles confirms today with his first official visit to Belfast

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