Colin Harvey

@cjharvey1.bsky.social

Professor, QUB | Belfast via Derry Views personal | Reposts are not an endorsement https://go.qub.ac.uk/charvey

Last night, President Connolly officially opened the Christy Moore Exhibition, “How do Songs Live?/Conas a Mhaireann Amhráin?” at the Irish Traditional Music Archive in Merrion Square.

The last few weeks suggest once again that the good people of our shared island-and well beyond-will stand with marginalised, vulnerable and traumatised communities. The very definition of: A New Ireland.

Anyone in public life who does not understand what the Garvaghy Road means to every strand of the nationalist/republican community in the North does not deserve to be taken seriously.

A party of government in the South is on the brink of delivering a ‘blueprint for a unified island’ - with constitutional change now centre stage. Drumcree is miraculously revived. Go figure.

🚨 Open letter from people of Protestant backgrounds concerning the Garvaghy Road 🚨 We feel compelled to speak publicly about what is happening in Portadown 🚨Over the past few hours we have collected over 140 signatures

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Anyone in public life who does not understand what the Garvaghy Road means to every strand of the nationalist/republican community in the North does not deserve to be taken seriously.

Belfast Half Marathon done. A glorious sunny morning for a run round the city 🌻 Congratulations everyone 🙌🏽 And thank you for the brilliant support all along the way ❤️

Belfast Half marathon

Bhuail an tUachtarán Connolly leis an Ard-Phropast agus Ard-Leifteanant Ghlaschú, an Dr Jacqueline McLaren ag Glasgow City Chambers. ~~~ President Connolly met Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of Glasgow of Glasgow, Dr Jacqueline McLaren at Glasgow City Chambers.

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Sa chéad gníomh dá cuairt oifigiúil ar Albain, bhuail an tUachtarán Connolly le Céad-Aire na hAlban, John Swinney MSP i nDún Éideann. ~~~ In the first engagement of her official visit to Scotland, President Connolly met with First Minister of Scotland, John Swinney MSP in Edinburgh.

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