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WorldbyStorm - 11:40 Tue Jul 23, 2019 This for some reason surprises me: Overall, the Higher Education Authority report [a survey of more than 29,000 recent third-level graduates has found]shows that nine months after graduating the vast majority of graduates (78 per cent) were working. The remainder were in further education or training (14 per cent), seeking work (5 per cent) or […]A
WorldbyStorm - 10:06 Tue Jul 23, 2019 This is a thought worth considering. Fiach Kelly and Harry McGee in the IT writing about Sinn Féin?s recent troubles note that there are three features of Irish politics worthy of some consideration: The first is that there is a growing wedge of voters with little loyalty to a party, individual or even a philosophy, […]A
WorldbyStorm - 09:01 Tue Jul 23, 2019 And if it is Johnson, well if he believes that simply hoping for the best, the cheapest most useless sort of feel-good rhetoric, is going to change material reality… well that is both a sign of the times and something that is about to be tested to the full.A
WorldbyStorm - 11:42 Mon Jul 22, 2019 Thanks to John Hedges for the following link which will be of interest to all following newspaper archives with a left aspect. The British Newspaper Archive notes: We’re delighted this week to have added a brand new title to The Archive – the Labour Leader – a newspaper which traces the early history of the […]A
WorldbyStorm - 10:39 Mon Jul 22, 2019 I?ve been rereading Splintered Sunrise and it?s a great read, really is, and sorely missed. But this piece is particularly fascinating, again spring boarding from The Lost Revolution where SS muses on the nature the split in 1969/70 in Sinn Féin. In fact, projecting backwards, although a split was probably inevitable at some point, it […]A
WorldbyStorm - 06:56 Mon Jul 22, 2019 To download the above please click on the following link. young-socialists.pdf Please click here to go the Left Archive. Many thanks to the person who forwarded this to the Archive. Please note: If files have been posted for or to other online archives previously we would appreciate if we could be informed of that. We […]A
guestposter - 12:21 Sun Jul 21, 2019 From the National Print Museum Curator of the To the Moon exhibition at the National Print Museum, Dr Ciaran Swan will give a guided tour of the exhibition on Sunday 28th July at 2.30pm. The tour will be co-hosted by Museum Ambassador, Harry Havelin, a former Linotype Operator. ?5.00 per person. Bookings are essential as […]A
guestposter - 10:33 Sun Jul 21, 2019 Someone writing about the GFA/BA suggests the following about direct rule: If direct rule has to be introduced, to the reluctance of everyone involved, it does not need to cause a rupture between London and Dublin. Under the Belfast Agreement, the operation of Stormont is entirely a matter of UK sovereignty. Devolution has been suspended […]A
WorldbyStorm - 14:13 Sat Jul 20, 2019 Years ago I remember reading in, I think Speed&Power, about a teenager who had built the interior of a passenger jet cockpit in the attic of the house he lived in. I recall being pretty impressed, but searching for something similar I was surprised nothing turning up of people building the interior of a Command […]A |
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