Northern Ireland

My Lords, I move this amendment to insert what I see as some honesty into the humble Address and ...

My Lords, I begin by joining the Minister in paying tribute to the late Lord Cormack. I had the p...

My Lords, it is a great pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Dodds. I endorse his celebration ...

My Lords, like the noble Lords, Lord Dodds and Lord Lilley, I offer my condolences to the family ...

My Lords, I join others in expressing profound sadness at the death of Lord Cormack, whom I was p...

My Lords, like other noble Lords I particularly welcome the affirmation in the humble Address of ...

My Lords, first, I pay tribute to Lord Cormack, as have others in this House. He was a friend of ...

My Lords, I fully agree with the noble Lord, Lord Bew, that this humble Address to His Majesty de...

My Lords, those who have shown a keen interest in Northern Ireland affairs understand that the pr...

My Lords, I rise in praise of the humble Address today and join other noble Lords in recalling wi...

My Lords, I want to pay my respects to Lord Cormack, who was a great friend to me from the time w...

My Lords, I welcome the Motion moved by the Minister, the noble Lord, Lord Caine, regarding the h...

My Lords, I welcome the opportunity to debate the Motion on the humble Address before us this eve...

My Lords, one of my mistakes—and I have made many as Primate of All Ireland—was the occasion when...

Follow that, my Lords. It is always a privilege to follow the noble and right reverend Lord, Lord...

Never again.

Never again, no.

The context for the debate, both in this Chamber today and in the other pl...

My Lords, it is always a great pleasure to follow the noble Baroness, Lady Suttie, on occasions s...

My Lords, I rise to close the debate on this humble Address and thank all those who have particip...

My Lords, it was appropriate in this debate to hear so much about Lord Cormack. I hope that his f...