Cormac Moore is a columnist for The Irish News and editor of On This Day. He focuses on themes such as government, politics, and public policy, while also exploring regional interests and world news, particularly in the context of Ireland and North America. Cormac's work has been featured in The Irish Times, IrishCentral, Irish Independent, and other notable publications.
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Cormac Moore's coverage is heavily focused on historical political events, particularly related to Irish history and the Northern Ireland conflict. His articles are rich in government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories.
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July 4 1976 MR Merlyn Rees unveiled an eight-point plan to increase the size and effectiveness of the RUC.
By: Cormac Moore
July 6 1926 All sensible Nationalists will agree with Mr Cahir Healy's view expressed at Lisnaskea that “whatever they may do in the Free State, the Nationalists in the Six Counties need unity above all things”.
By: Cormac Moore
July 7 1976 A Provisional Sinn Fein Cumann replied last night to what it described as “scurrilous attacks” made the previous day by the Belfast Executive of Republican Clubs.
By: Cormac Moore
July 8 1926 There will be a mild sensation amongst Belfast Tory politicians when they find that Sir Frederic Wise, the Tory member for
By: Cormac Moore
July 9 1976 The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association [NICRA] has called on Army Headquarters at Lisburn to put a stop to illegal
By: Cormac Moore
July 11 1976 Whether we like it or not – and there are many reasons not to – this is the time when the Orangemen in the community are
By: Cormac Moore
July 13 1926 Speaking at the County Monaghan Orange demonstration held in the Leslie Demesne, outside Ballybay, in which some forty-five
By: Cormac Moore
July 14 1976 A British Labour MP last night counter-attacked Tory condemnation of her invitation to Mr Tomas MacGiolla, president of Official
By: Cormac Moore
July 15 1926 Lord [Edward] Carson, speaking at a meeting of the Ladies' Committee of the Southern Irish Loyalists' Relief Association in
By: Cormac Moore
July 16 1976 The Irish Government last night expressed concern to the British authorities that soldiers – including four armed SAS men in
