New remake of old (1919) medal
One of our readers in Bangor (County Down) has had these enamel pin badges made up (20mm diameter – gold brooch pin back fitting). It’s a round badge with a Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Ulster Loyalist
Ian David Carser 1968-2021
To be honest not many of us were that shocked to hear at the beginning of November of the death of John Bean (the 1960s leader of the BNP mark 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 →
Ulster’s uncertain future as Northern Ireland marks centenary
One hundred years ago today Ireland was partitioned with six of Ulster’s nine counties becoming the new province of Northern Ireland. While the terms “Ulster” and “Northern Ireland” are often Continue Reading →
Jim Dowson enters electoral politics as Scotland prepares for May 6th polls
Jim Dowson – right-hand man to former BNP leader Nick Griffin – is making his debut as a Scottish parliamentary candidate. 56-year-old Dowson has extensive experience in political fundraising and Continue Reading →
St Patrick – The Patron Saint of the USA?
Editor’s note: The following article was written seven years ago, but the same issues are still being discussed in Loyalist circles today – now mainly on internet forums. So its Continue Reading →
Police fine relatives of IRA pub bombing victims
Julie Hambleton (and five other relatives) whose 18-year-old sister Maxine was murdered by the IRA in the 1974 Birmingham Pub Bombings, has been given a £200 fine by West Midlands Continue Reading →
Is Rangers F.C. Still a Loyalist Club?
Many (Glasgow) Rangers FC fans have been moaning on various internet social media forms (Facebook, Twitter, Telegram etc.) that Rangers are no longer a “Loyalist club” and have “sold-out to Continue Reading →
H&D wishes all readers a happy 12th July today
The editor should have been in Belfast today (and in Southport on Saturday for the “English 12th”) for the Glorious 12th, Orange parades and in Bangor tomorrow for the Royal Continue Reading →
Brexit Party AM declares Masonic membership
David Rowlands, a Brexit Party member of the Welsh Assembly (now officially known as the Senedd), and Robin Swann, former leader of the Ulster Unionist Party and now a Stormont Continue Reading →