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The Belfast Telegraph reported on Monday that DCAL minister Gregory Campbell is about to scrap the Maze stadium plans. Amongst all the boring and spectacularly un-newsworthy talks between the DUP and Sinn Fein, apparently the DUPes and the Sinners have done a deal that will see the Sinners get the terrorist shrine built at the Maze along with housing as well as retail and leisure facilities, but the...
Here's a glorious piece of revisionism about my home city. Derry's second class citizens” did not need to take to the streets i n 1968 to get jobs and houses. Academics rush in where even Gregory Campbell might fear to tread. Just for now we'll keep the Fountain out of it. Remember Eamon McCann's minor classic War in an Irish Town with its frank admission that divilment as well as injustice was...
IAIS 08/06/08 00:21 EST Northern Ireland's sports minister has said he will make a decision about the proposed Maze stadium within the next few weeks. The Democratic Unionist Party's Gregory Campbell was speaking at a reception for Linfield Football Club at Stormont on Tuesday night. Mr Campbell said he had been looking at the issue of a national stadium with an open mind. "Now I'm the minister, I...
Whilst the Northern Ireland Executive grinds to a halt the DUP and Sinn Féin have been visiting Gordon Brown in Downing St. Separately, of course. [I’m sure he appreciates the timing - Ed] . NI First Minister Peter Robinson, and Culture Minister Gregory Campbell, dropped in yesterday. Today it was the turn of deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness and Gerry Adams, MP, MLA. The DUP has played down...
Following on from an Old Firm encounter in April, DUP DCAL minister and MP, Gregory Campbell, wasted no time in condemning the actions of Celtic’s Polish goalkeeper, who wore a t-shirt with a picture of Polish Pope and goalkeeper, Pope John Paul II on it. The MP even went so far as to table a motion in the House of Commons condemning the player and the club for apparent inactivity in dealing with the...
Minister for Culture, Arts and Leisure, Gregory Campbell (DUP), was blunt when talking to the Londonderry Sentinel about linguistic matters Irish and Ulster-Scots. He told the Sentinel that he was determined that there would be equal funding for Irish and Ulster-Scots. Campbell said: “There still appears to be some misunderstanding around this issue. It was the St Andrews Agreement just over 15 months...
Who said: "All languages do not have the same worthiness." Gregory Campbell , Ulster's greatest Glasgow Rangers supporter and Northern Ireland’s new Culture Supremo? "We can't put on the same level a great language of culture and an impoverished dialect. Is there a Rousseau in Occitan, a Tocqueville in Basque, a Balzac in Ch'ti …, a Montesquiue in Catalan?" No, unlikely; I’m hazarding a guess that...
The Florida Panthers have re-signed forward Gregory Campbell to a two-year contract. Campbell, a third- and fourth-line grinder and penalty killing forward who just finished his third NHL season, had a career high 13 assists and 18 points last season. Two of his five goals were shorthanded.
BBC 14 June 2008 The new culture minister said he will not engage in social conversation with Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness on the margins of Stormont meetings . Gregory Campbell will not shake hands with Martin McGuinness Gregory Campbell said when the two men sit down at executive meetings, their relationship would be businesslike. Mr McGuinness recently described Mr Campbell as "bitter"...
The DUP’s Gregory Campbell , MP, MLA, interviewed on BBC NI’s Hearts and Minds on how yesterday’s non-deal with the government will affect future discussions. The title quote comes in response to Noel Thompson’s question on the devolution of policing and justice powers , “you’ll say ‘Well, hold on Gordon, you owe us one..’”
The Prime Minister and the DUP continue to insist there was no deal done to secure the Irish votes needed to get 42 days past the Commons. But here's what DUP MP Gregory Campbell told the Guardian.... '...DUP MPs are...