Still No Justice For The 21 – 49 Years On
Today marks the 49th anniversary of the Birmingham Pub Bombings, H&D Editor Mark Cotterill writes. I can still remember – as a 14-year-old – being at school assembly the Friday Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Northern Ireland news
30 years on: Remember the victims of the Shankill bombing
Thirty years ago today, IRA terrorists killed nine local residents, including two children, by exploding a bomb inside Frizzell’s fish shop on Shankill Road, Belfast. Frizzell’s was one of those Continue Reading →
Gains for TUV in Ulster council elections
Most results are now in from the local council elections in Northern Ireland, held on 18th May. These elections were postponed by a fortnight due to the STV proportional representation Continue Reading →
Death of “Thatcher’s Spy”
Willie Carlin – the MI5 agent inside the IRA, whose autobiography Thatcher’s Spy was reviewed by Mark Cotterill in H&D #100 – died from CoViD complications on 6th February, though Continue Reading →
Pro-terrorist march halted
A gang of apologists for IRA terrorism was due to march through Glasgow today, commemorating the communist International Brigades, ending in a rally at the statue of arch-Stalinist Dolores Ibárurri. Continue Reading →
H&D wishes a Happy 12th to all readers
The editor and staff of Heritage and Destiny wish all readers a very happy 12th July. Across Ulster and in several other towns and cities in the UK (and even Continue Reading →
Sir Henry Wilson honoured on centenary of his murder
A great British hero was belatedly honoured this week, a century after his murder, by the unveiling of a plaque at the House of Commons and a ceremony at Liverpool Continue Reading →
How anti-fascists bombed Warrington and killed two children
Twenty-nine years ago today, IRA terrorists planting two bombs in Warrington’s shopping centre. The bombs were deliberately placed in cast-iron litter bins – almost certainly by far-left ‘antifascists’ from the Continue Reading →
A century of sacrifice and betrayal
This year marks the centenary of the Royal British Legion’s poppy appeal, and most H&D readers will once again have bought a poppy to remember the tragic sacrifice of so Continue Reading →
Dublin, Sinn Fein and Biden attempt conquest of Ulster by stealth
Last night’s resignation of Edwin Poots after just three weeks as leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has led to much sniggering among the liberal media establishment in London. Continue Reading →