As I write this I'm watching Channel five's MacIntyre's Underworld: Mad Dog programme on Jonny Adair and there is, unsurprisingly, some disturbing shit going on there - and nobody's buying the PR. The man is such an embarrassment to the pro-union populat… more »

Something of an alarming (or alarmist) poll in the Sunday Telegraph today (coinciding with the discussion here at EU about the various nationalisms in the UK) stating that 68% of voters in England want Scotland to leave the Union while 48% want to see En… more »

This story's so farcical it's hard to no where to begin so I'll try and summarise the last couple of days, just in case anyone missed it. A middle-aged, virtually crippled, arthritic terrorist, who even Jonny Adair (of all people) describes as "crimin… more »

It took a heads-up (from someone calling themselves Dr A) yesterday to alert me to the escapades of one Michael Stone (of Milltown Cemetary fame) at Stormont yesterday. After attempting to spray paint "Sinn Fein Are Murderers" on the Stormont building,… more »

... or so we're told, but what is piracy exactly? When people are profiting by selling bootleg DVDs at Nutt's Corner that's blatantly wrong. When someone downloads a track from a file-sharing network before taking the plunge to by an album, that's ma… more »

EU's third guest post sees Paul of N. Irish Magyar fame once again returning with his thoughts on some of the different nationalisms found on the Celtic fringe of the United Kingdom. The continuing diversity of the United Kingdom is today threatened… more »

When I initially read the headline "Unionists Against Papal Visit" I was disappointed and confused. Frankly if the Pope wants to come to Northern Ireland why shouldn't he? It's a free country. But having read two "reports" on this story, I've been una… more »