I was invited today to sit on a panel discussing diversity and division at the DUP party conference. This was chaired by Sammy Douglas and also there were Fr Tim Bartlett, Jeffrey Donaldson and David Hume, for the Orange Order.
The first question is for Fr Tim.
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DUP on Diversity and Division
Posted in Belfast, Culture and Society, Politics, Northern Ireland, Religion, tagged Bartlett, DUP, Northern Ireland, O'Doherty on November 23, 2013| 1 Comment »
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