Belfast East
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Sep 12, 2026
Trump says united Ireland would be a 'great thing'
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5:31Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
His view on the Good Friday Agreement still stands.
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5:34Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
We've had a statement from the leader of the DUP in Northern Ireland, Gavin Robinson, an MP for East Belfast.
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5:41Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
He says, "President Trump knows better than most that elections matter.
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5:44Catriona PerryCORRESPONDENT
Northern Ireland's constitutional future will be decided by the people of Northern Ireland, not by commentary in London, Dublin, or Washington.
The Taoiseach and the border
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11:21Micheál MartinGUEST
And there isn't anyway, because anyone who knows Colt is very clear that it's music first.
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11:26Micheál MartinGUEST
And I attended the Loyalist band parades, there's a better term for it then, in East Belfast and the Ulster Scots dancing and so on like that.
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11:36Micheál MartinGUEST
That was part of Coltis.
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11:37Micheál MartinGUEST
If you had said to me 10 years ago that that would have happened, I think we'd have all eaten our heads off.
The Boy Who Never Came Home / Brian McDermott
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3:44Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
Joan and her husband Edward, whom she affectionately called Ted, had five children including Brian, two girls named Isabel and Joan, and two boys William and the eldest Edward.
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3:57Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
The family lived on Welsh Street just off Woodstock Road in East Belfast.
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4:03Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
By 1973 the violence in Northern Ireland had peaked, with over 500 people killed the previous year, many of whom were civilians.
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4:14Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
The community was divided, and sectarian violence was a constant threat.
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7:07Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
His mother couldn't sleep that night, and Joan didn't dare stray far from the house in case Brian returned or someone called with news, so she stood outside calling his name, praying he would come home.
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7:25Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
The police force at the time was the Royal Ulster Constabulary, or the RUC.
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7:31Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
Officers and military police began going door to door throughout East Belfast asking if anyone had seen the missing boy.
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7:39Benjamin FittonNARRATOR
Local children recalled seeing Brian in the park.
Are Coleraine a cut above the rest of the league?
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16:39Peter CinnamondHOST
We spent a bit of time last week talking about those two big moves in Brooks going to Coleraine and McMenamin leaving Coleraine.
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16:47Peter CinnamondHOST
McMenamin coming up to the North Coast was seen as the big transfer of the window and There was a lot of talk last week in regards that it just didn't work out and by all accounts this move to East Belfast for him looks to have suited all parties here.
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17:05Peter CinnamondHOST
And as we've just been discussing, it feels as though you've got enough in reserve to hopefully not be hit as hard as a player of that level, of the level he could potentially reach once again in the Ash League.
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17:17Peter CinnamondHOST
it won't be as big an impact as perhaps just losing him outright might have been.
Holy Cross 25-years-on: Allison Morris on what she saw, and the loyalist point of view
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20:40Allison MorrisGUEST
But there was never a day that you come into work and something hadn't happened.
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20:43Allison MorrisGUEST
There was trouble in the Short Strand, in East Belfast.
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20:45Ciarán DunbarHOST
This is post-ceasefires, post-Good Friday Agreement, well into the period, years into the so-called, I wish it could be like this all the time period, that peace had broken out and people think, when we look back at this rather rose-tinted version of events...
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21:02Ciarán DunbarHOST
there were ceasefires there was a good Friday agreement and it's been rosy ever since and it really wasn't there was some extremely bitter
Was 1926 the Darkest Year in the History of Ireland?
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22:44Cormac MooreHOST
And the reason why the split happened in soccer, there was a high chance it was going to happen anyway.
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22:52Cormac MooreHOST
but the actual specific catalyst for it happening was Shelburne were in an Irish Cup semi-final against Glen Torn the Lorgan based team the Glen Avon the Glen Avon the Lorgan based team he calls himself an historian ladies and gentlemen Glen Avon or Lorgan Glen Torn or East Belfast come on pledge won my friend Glen Avon actually lost to Glen Torn in the final but but Shelburne had to go up to Belfast for the semi-final and it was a draw and everyone assumed that the replay would be in Dublin but the IFA sub-committee decided the Protest and Appeals Committee decided actually no it's too violent in Dublin so it has to be played in Belfast and what year was this? 1921.
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23:33Cormac MooreHOST
And some of the worst violence in that period, 2022, was in Belfast.
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23:38Cormac MooreHOST
Actually, a lot of it was civilians.
A NATION LIKE NO OTHER: Paul Howard
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25:44Paul HowardGUEST
I really love kneecap, but there's something about a balaclava that just, you know, triggers me.
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25:53Mick CliffordHOST
And as you say, if it triggers the likes of you, and I'd have to say it myself as well, what does it do in East Belfast and Portadown and areas where people, where the symbolism of that goes to the core of their being effectively.
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26:07Mick CliffordHOST
And okay, you have two sides, but if people want to, it's not exactly what you might call the welcome mat, one more
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26:12Paul HowardGUEST
day.
Voting for water and surviving a hurricane
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51:11Mairead CorriganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The women came from the Shankill.
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51:14Mairead CorriganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They came from East Belfast on the buses.
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51:17Mairead CorriganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They came down from Turf Lodge carrying their banners.
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51:20Mairead CorriganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They came from Ballymurphy.
699. The Troubles: Return of the IRA (Part 3)
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24:18Dominic SandbrookHOST
And actually, he's probably right because on Saturday the 27th of June, there are huge Orange Order parades across Belfast.
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24:26Dominic SandbrookHOST
The inevitable fighting and rioting escalates into sort of massive street fighting and gun battles, and the, the fiercest fighting ends up being at a place called the Short Strand, which is a Catholic enclave in East Belfast, and it's around a church, St. Matthew's Church, Catholic church.
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24:42Dominic SandbrookHOST
And this is where the, the Provisionals first enter the story.
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24:45Dominic SandbrookHOST
There's a small group of them.
UUP Crisis, DUP Legal Troubles, & Alliance Backlash | Stormont Sources Podcast
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49:24Tim CairnsPANELIST
I'd forgotten there was a Naomi nickname.
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49:26Tim CairnsPANELIST
I don't think we'll see the Jinja Ninja in East Belfast posters this year.
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49:31Tim CairnsPANELIST
Well,
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49:32David McCannHOST
we'll wait and see.
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