Mick Fealty on April 23, 2003, 12:00 am | Readers 1
Simon McGarr, editor of Tuppenceworth website, points us to one his latest articles in which he looks at the unification question from the other side.
I have been to Belfast three times in my life. That’s less than I’ve been to Cork or Galway, but more than I’ve been to Limerick or Sligo. The difference between going to Belfast and going to any of the other cities was the sense of visiting somewhere foreign.
Mick is founding editor of Slugger. He has written papers on the impacts of the Internet on politics and the wider media and is a regular guest and speaking events across Ireland, the UK and Europe. Twitter: @MickFealty
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