Sam McBride

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527 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard yesterday

Sam McBride’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Indo Daily · Extra: Garvaghy Road stand-off - Northern Ireland in political turmoil over planned Orange Order march · 28 Sep 2026 podcast

Brexit brought incredible unity across nationalism, but I don't think you ever had dissident Republicans involved in that side of the campaign. voice-verified

The idea that you have dissident Republicans all the way through to the SDLP, and it's a fascinating detail from Alison that she observed that about Claire Hanna. voice-verified

That's very interesting. voice-verified

I hadn't picked that up from any of her interviews. voice-verified

public pronouncements about this. voice-verified

She certainly gave every impression that she was fully supportive of what was happening there. voice-verified

Maybe she technically wasn't part of it. voice-verified

It's a pretty slim point of some difference, if that is what it is. voice-verified

But I think that there are two fundamental elements here. voice-verified

One is obviously the issue of drum career itself. voice-verified

People have very firm views for or against whether there should be any parade of any sort there. voice-verified

And I think most people listening to this podcast will understand both those arguments, whether they agree with them or not. voice-verified

I think the more significant aspect of this and the thing which is going to do much more political damage for much longer is about the aspect of this in relation to respecting an outcome of the highest court in Northern Ireland. voice-verified

There was a Parades Commission determination that's gone against the Orangemen, obviously, repeatedly. voice-verified

This time for reasons which I don't understand and people can quite legitimately say, why did it go the other way this time? voice-verified

But it did go the other way. voice-verified

That was challenged in court. voice-verified

Initially, there was this interim injunction to delay things until the court could look at it properly. voice-verified

The Court of Appeal looked at that late on Saturday night, sat into the evening, said that was legally improper. voice-verified

It was sent back to the High Court. voice-verified

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