The British Prime Minister, Theresa May has said that she doesn’t want the borders of the past on the island of Ireland. She, like many, keeps saying “But we’ve had a common travel area between the UK and the Republic … Continue reading Entering the EU legally… post #BrExit guide
Earlier this afternoon, I was encouraged by a friend on Facebook to visit Vote to Remain to pledge my vote to remain. Long term readers of this blog and of my other posts on other blogs will know of a … Continue reading Lib Dems pledge to “keep Great Britain in Europe”. What about Northern Ireland?
In the week leading up to the UK’s referendum on EU membership, I found this that my husband Andrew McFarland Campbell wrote a while ago. Re-reading it, I thought it ought to be shared more widely. Conscription, job-hunting, and friends … Continue reading #myEUstory : Conscription, job-hunting, and friends
Growing up in Northern Ireland, I was always aware of one border: that between the UK and Ireland. Further borders between the UK and France, France and Germany, and so on, they were ideas I read about, nothing I thought I … Continue reading #myEUstory : County Antrim, Paris, Gibraltar, and Dublin
If you are out and about in the navigational waters around the island of Ireland in fog from today onwards, do not hope to hear the comforting sound of a fog horn from any of the lighthouses. That is right, all the fog horns have been switched off. The Commissioners of Irish Lights having carried out a review have decided that one cannot navigate with a fog signal For those who don’t know what it sounds like – listen here. Related Articles When Irish Lights Aren’t Smiling (iaindale.blogspot.com) Continue reading Commissioners of Irish Lights switch off some Aids to Navigation
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