The Red Flag becomes tinged with green — at the Labour Party conference
Irish Post commentator PETER KELLY attended the history-making Labour Party conference in Liverpool and witnessed a boost in Irish influence on the new Sir Keir Starmer government Feargal Sharkey — one of the attendees at the Irish Society meeting (Photo by David Levenson/Getty Images) IN THE peaks and troughs of political fortunes, Liverpool's Labour Party Conference witnessed an historic high this week. Not least the coveted 14-year long ambition of the party leader to finally address 'conference' as British Prime Minister. But equally for the Irish in Britain, those gathered at the Mersey's Albert Docks venues witnessed a renewal of confidence in the impact and influence of the diaspora voice on the apparatus of government. Politics as the saying goes, equals people, equals policies. And all three relationships are 'inextricably linked', to borrow a phrase. Of the multitude of fringe events, Irish-promoted or affiliated gatherings attracted the highest A-listers and attendees.From Irish Embassy London meetings…
27 Sep 00:00 · The Irish Post