Sam McBride
Sam McBride is a prominent journalist based in Northern Ireland, known for his incisive political analysis and commentary. He has gained significant recognition for his reporting on Sinn Féin and the complexities of Northern Irish politics. His insights often shed light on the inner workings of political parties, particularly during times of uncertainty and change. Recently, he reported on Sinn Féin's leadership dynamics and the evolving strategies within the party.
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Sam McBride is a journalist who contributed to a book on the debate over a united Ireland.
Ola Larsmo om det öppna samhällets fiender på Nordirland
Sweden· 2026-07-06
Sam McBride is the Northern Ireland editor of the Belfast Telegraph who reported on the alternative religious justice system.
One takeaway from the Jeffrey Donaldson scandal is the value of a scurrilous press – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2026-07-02
Sam McBride is a Belfast-based journalist who co-authored a book discussing the cases for and against a united Ireland.
Official approach to a united Ireland is ‘please, please don’t ask us to think about it’ – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-11-11
Sam McBride reported on the new general secretary's advice to embrace the history of the IRA's armed struggle.
Mary Lou McDonald’s RTÉ interview about the presidency was more revealing than she intended – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-09-13
