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MÁLA POIST: The reasons GPs are taking collective action

DEAR Editor,

MÁLA POIST: Can we have family homes instead of museums?

I WAS astounded to read in the most recent edition of the Andersonstown News that the former Connolly House and adjacent land has been purchased by a "community body" and it is planned to develop a museum dedicated to the 1981 hunger strike on site.

MÁLA POIST: Supporting Belfast delegates marching to Gaza

AS the world watches the unprovoked Israeli aggression against Iran, the Israeli genocide in Gaza continues.

MÁLA POIST: People with a conscience will never forget this new holocaust in Gaza

AS the Zionist regime proceeds with its final solution to its ‘Palestinian problem’ and the political elite look on with complicity, a new low has been reached in its genocide against the Palestinian people: Starvation!

MÁLA POIST: PSNI hypocrisy shows that political policing is alive and well

JUST over a week ago a Rangers supporters' double decker bus drove through Belfast city centre with fans singing sectarian songs aloud and chanting UVF at shocked shoppers and passers-by. No attempt was made by the PSNI throughout this hatefest journey to stop the bus and speak to those causing public order and hate crime offences. The media haven't reported on any arrests or charges being brought against the perpetrators.

FALLS CURFEW: Appeal to the family of William Burns who was shot dead

THE families of the Falls Curfew victims are attempting to make contact with the relatives or friends of Mr William Burns, one of those killed by British forces during the weekend of the illegal curfew in July 1970.

Readers react to removal of VE Day display at RVH

READERS have shared their views after we revealed yesterday that a VE Day union flag display was removed from a ward at the Royal Victoria Hospital.

MÁLA POIST: Kneecap are attacked for standing up against inhumanity and injustice

I HAVE heard very influential people say a lot worse about the English Tories and MPs than Kneecap.

MÁLA POIST: Unionists must face up to the reality that times have changed

THE hysteria raised by the PULP community over rappers Kneecap borders on psychosis and echoes of the Belfast City Council and Stormont from days past come to mind.

MÁLA POIST: The pile-on against Kneecap has reached absurd levels

THE pile-on against Kneecap in the media has reached absurd levels. I am shocked by the level of vitriol in the press and the ridiculous spectacle played out on BBC Radio Six Counties’ flagship programme. It is totally abnormal for the media to push this story for weeks, with little attention given to serious issues such as the recent spate of sectarian intimidation.

MÁLA POIST: Let's just be honest: Unionism hates the Irish language

SO, here we are all over again with the Irish language. Its very culture, heritage, soul, identity, visibility, promotion and sense of belonging being questioned and let's be blunt, hated by unionism across the political board.

MÁLA POIST: Open your home to a Basque student this summer

DEAR residents of Belfast,

MÁLA POIST: Racist graffiti in West Belfast is beyond disgusting

DEAR Editor,

MÁLA POIST: Keir Starmer's view on Adams' imprisonment 'incredible'

KEIR Starmer stated in parliament that he will do all he can to not pay compensation for the wrongful imprisonment to Gerry Adams. I personally find this incredible, given more than anything the background of Keir Starmer and the level of understanding he should have on matters such as this. He was, let us not forget, the Head of the Crown Prosecution Service.

MÁLA POIST: Concern thanks North and West Belfast supporters for help last year

Dear Editor,

NIFL Premiership: Reds boost playoff hopes with comeback win at Carrick

NIFL Premiership: Magilton excited for Cup final build-up as Reds return to league action

Gaelic Games: Rossa fend off Ballycastle rally to claim opening win

Gaelic Games: Carryduff win cross-city clash at Sarsfield's

TUV want Casement renamed after a British royal – and Andytown doesn't rule it out

ROBIN LIVINGSTONE: David Trimble’s Catholic problem was well hidden

SQUINTER: Loyalist Human Resources departments thrive

WE SAY: Irish language signage victory was inevitable

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