Ireland is just getting angrier
Anti-immigration rioters in West Dublin have no one to ventriloquise their rage
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Anti-immigration rioters in West Dublin have no one to ventriloquise their rage
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The protests in Ballymena could foreshadow a summer of serious unrest.
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The IRA wielded 1916 to legitimise their own campaign of violence in the Troubles.
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The region’s difficulties do not start or end in London.
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Your guide to the seats that will decide the narrative of election night.
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The place is a thorn in the side of the United Kingdom, but without caution it could turn much more…
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