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Ireland’s finance minister and British Chancellor ‘fully committed’ to ‘strengthening relations’ between nations

September 3, 2024 by

IRELAND’S Finance Minister has discussed ‘strengthening British-Irish relations’ in a meeting with the Chancellor of the Exchequer in London. Minister Jack Chambers was in the capital yesterday to meet with Rachel Reeves. The pair’s meeting followed an introductory call in July, after Ms Reeves was appointed Chancellor by newly elected Prime Minister Keir Starmer. “Chancellor … [Read more...] about Ireland’s finance minister and British Chancellor ‘fully committed’ to ‘strengthening relations’ between nations

Claire Hanna confirms intention to seek election as next SDLP leader

September 3, 2024 by

SDLP MP Claire Hanna has confirmed her intention to seek election as the party’s next leader following Colum Eastwood’s recent resignation. Mr Eastwood announced he was stepping down from the party leadership in a statement made on August 29, claiming the time was right for him to take on a “new challenge”. Ms Hanna, the party’s MP for South Belfast & Mid Down, has since … [Read more...] about Claire Hanna confirms intention to seek election as next SDLP leader

Pontins issues formal apology to Irish Travellers over discrimination at sites across UK

September 3, 2024 by

THE Pontins holiday company has issued a formal apology to the Irish Traveller community for discriminating against them at its holiday parks across Britain. An investigation by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) into discriminatory practices in place at Pontins, revealed a list of ‘undesirable guests’ in operation from 2013-2018, featuring 40 Irish names, who were … [Read more...] about Pontins issues formal apology to Irish Travellers over discrimination at sites across UK

Two institutions make payments to Northern Ireland’s historical abuse redress scheme

September 3, 2024 by

TWO institutions have made payments into Northern Ireland’s redress scheme for victims of historical abuse. The Good Shepherd Sisters religious order and the Barnardo’s charity both made a payment into the scheme over the summer, the Northern Ireland executive has confirmed. Both organisations were found to have systematically failed children in its care by the Hart Report, … [Read more...] about Two institutions make payments to Northern Ireland’s historical abuse redress scheme

Celtic memorial unveiled honouring ‘enduring friendship’ between Ireland and Choctaw nation

September 3, 2024 by

A PERMANENT memorial has been unveiled in the US honouring the links between Ireland and the Choctaw nation. The Eternal Heart sculpture has been installed at the Choctaw Capitol Grounds in Oklahoma. Created by Choctaw nation tribal member Samuel Stitt, the eight-foot structure features a Celtic trinity shape intertwined with a heart, and it has been placed so that it faces in … [Read more...] about Celtic memorial unveiled honouring ‘enduring friendship’ between Ireland and Choctaw nation

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